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4 -227- /-.' " In hie treatment of the Je*B ira see the with the AfiET&Bflor" nachnnifi* at wb*k. He Is no* on the Je*a in rfldlltff the tltU^s he fearsd the rtctors do to him in fantasy, Fron tiiie he derivta a manifold faction* Flrflt, it sffordo hla an opportunity of appearing before tha world as th& pitilaae brute ha iw^lnfiB hinaolf to ba; a4oan<lt i t Affords his an opportunity of proving to himself that he is ae heartless and brutal afl be wants to be (that ha' can really take it); thlrd^ in ftUjnlnating th* Jowa he uncon- ocioiiflly faels that he is ridding hlae*lf, and Germany, of the poison which la responsible for all difficultiesj fourth, aa the jnaeochiat he raally ifl, he derives a vicarioua pleasure fro the aufferine of others In wham he can B«& hinaalf J fifth, he can gire vent to his bitter hatred and contenpt of the world In general by using the Jew a a a scapegoat; and sixth, it' pays haavy material &ud propagandists dividend a > political career • Arced nith thia new viav of life Hitler sought for opportunities to put his resolva to be coir* a politician Lato effect And stflrt on the loqg road which would redeen Geraany and lead her to un greatness and glory, Ihia u s not easy in poat-war Germany which was now engaged in violent Internal atrlfe* fie ramalnad in the Ite&e&tatjptrx.tor a tide where he in hi a "fifflt political actiTFlty"—that of apying on hie cOMTadce. His duties wero to cain^lo witb the cau in REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES