It's relevant to a lot of the discussions this week about the sharpie map -- and a lot more.
Essentially, it's a system of unspoken orders, assumed via collective belief. /1
His generals interpreted & acted, just as many regular Nazis acted in ways they believed would be favored by Hitler. /2
-Hitler set vision, energized people behind it, but wasn't really a details guy
-No Nazi opposed the vision
-The most radicalized Nazis would find ways to enact the vision, thus proving worth to Hitler & gaining power /3
How it was the work of Nazis seeking Hitler's approval that helped to make the horror so vast and real. /4
Side bar: again, this is about decision making and power structures, not ideology. /6
But there are others. They do it for the reward. /7
He doesn't want you to think he is reaponsible. /8
But who are the radicalized actors answering his call?
Think out of the box. Not those title guys, though them too. There are many. You know. /9
That is all. He mobilizes and inspires the system formed by his character. /10