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"1 '*• !' solve Tery cooplax problems which ar* impoaaitle for the level of cocacxoufiteBa. Wheribv^f n»'turn in fitudylng Hitler's behavior patterns we fiiid the Spectre of possible defeat and humiliation o.a one of his tfonmlnAJit motivations< Monunenta. KIE passion for constructing huge buildingst bri4^eat ro^da, e t c , can only be int&rpretwi as 8-ttempts to compensate for liia lack of confidence. Tho*« tf« proofs of bia groBttneos which are designed to impreas da wall as othars. Just as he rauat be the greatest man in all the world, SD ho has a tendency to build the great*&t and biggast of e^eiytliin^. Woat of the structuroo he haa ere c tad he regards as Umporiry buildings * They aw, to his nay of thinkingf cm a par with ordinary mortals. Th& permanent buildirt^fl he plans to construct lator on. They will be much larger end grander and trill be designed to lust at least a thousand years. In other words, thefle are beflttiJlg monunants to hlnsalf who pinna on ruling the German people for that period of tima through hie nuw vlaw of life* It In also Interesting to not« the frequency with which he UBsa gigantic pillara. in a l l hia bulldin^a, Uost of th» buildings are almost flxirrounded by thet and ha plafieB then In every couceiTablft place» Since pillars of this aort a n Al*oot unlverfl(B3^:*»HWift'&flM!lto be phallic symbols, we h i • • i may regard the 31:* And: Ws*iiifciifigf ft» wreonatiousaUjiiaptfl to compensate for hia own lapotanca, ..Hi* tu^fl pageants serve a BY A ; i ' ! • ' - f --i'' i similar purpose- ^ _ ^ £d2jL*^ SSp REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES