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r Cenuw with an taatrian dlalftct which TechuppUc (SIT) describes AS a "Imoedliffe Sprach*'. HOT waa i t tfae structure *f ilifl speeches which nftd« hlx A great orator. On the whole, hi* speeches wen ftiafuUj l<w^g, badly atructured and very repetitious. 5™o of then are positively painful to read but DQT«rth«leBa, when i he dftllTOrad th«P tluy had en extraordinary affect upon his His power and fascloAtion in speBking lay aljnoet wholly in hi a ability to oense what a giTon audlanc* wanted to hoar And then to Banipulate hie taeme In such & way that ha would arouse the emotion* of th# croud. Strafifler eayff of this talent: "Ritler responds to the vibration of the bmian haart with the delicacy of a fleifi- nagraph . . . *n«blin^ him, wltn a cu-talnty with which no conacloue gift could endow hi", to act AS a lauddpeaJcer proolsluing the noot flBcret dteins, thft least inetlnata, tha sufferings and revolts of a whole nation.N Bufore conlne to power almost all of his speach«n cantared armtfid the following throe theneai (1) the treasoA of the Hcivatiber criminals; (£) the rule of the Wandete nut be broken; and {3) the world domination of the Jew* No Batter whet topio *ES advertipad for a given apAeeh he alioet invariably would wind up on one or Bora of tb*e& thrte themqfi^ And jet people lllcsd i t and would attend ens meeting after anothjef to hear hla apeak. It wtis not, therefore, ao nueh what ha aald tnat appealed to his audiences as how he paid i t . Bnn. In the early fay* Hitler n e a showMan with a Bens» for to* dr ana t i c . Hot only did he dohedvle aid REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES