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•• I. \ forautta abd propbeoWd in thoea days I nvwr oould gat out of Der Fuehrer, Ha Mfclthar denied nor fttfixwd balief. &« not JWTM, however, to aakiiig us* of the forecasts to advance popular faith In hiuself end lila tb*a young sad struggling It is quite poaoibla that tnm ttwsa begluninga the Myth of his association* with astrologer a has groin. Although Hitler haft done considerable reeding in a variety of field a of study, ha does not la any way Attribute hie infallibility or omieclanea to any Intellectual endeavor on his pert* On the contrary, he frowns on such sources whan It comas to guiding the dftfttlny of nations. His opiniod of the intAUaot la, la fafit, extraaaly low, for in Tarloua place a ha uk*a r B.S the nOJT Baconduqr iaporUac* 1* th* traialtvg of paopU, atQffed with knoilodg* and intellect, but bare of &nj sound instinctn. 'Those lnpodent re seals (intelleetuals) ifco always kno* eTar/thin^ better than anybody alM "The intallaat ha* grown Autocratic, and has a diflaau of Hitler's £Uid« is ametain^ different entirely* It v w i eertaln that Sitler belieireii that he has beaa wat to Gerwmy by ProTld«noe and that ha baa a particular nisalon to perront. KB 1B ptrdbably not clear on the eoppu of this mlaeion m beyond tha fact that ha has bwn ohoa«a to rt^J*** tb* Gentan P*opli and reihap* Surape, Ju^t bow thl« is to be acco»plisb«d la also rather T*gu* in hit aind, but this does not aoaeern hlx because an *inn»r Ttsiea* comunlafttep to hla th* eteps REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES