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-28- : \ already sacratjy thinking but could not verb&lize. When the audience began to respond, it affected hi* la return. Before due to this reciprocal relationship, he and his audience in boil c& ted with the emotional appeal of his oratory. {Straaaer, 295) It waa this Hitler that the German people knew at first hand. Hitier, the fiery orator, who tirelessly ruahed from one netting to anothert working hinself to the point of exhaustion in their behalf* Hitler, win Be heart acd soul la the Causa and who struggled euuHessly against oven odds and obstacles to open their eyes to the true atate of affaire. Hitler, who could arouse their emotiona and the* toward £ goals of national aggrandizement, Ritler the courageous, who dared to speak the truth and defy tha national authorities as well &s the international oppressors. It was a sincere Hitler that they knew, whose words burned into the most secret raaeaass of their vinte and rabutod then for their own shortcomings. It m a the Hitler who would lead them back to self-respect because he had faith in than* , This fundamental conception of Hitler nade a beautiful foundation for a propaganda build-up* He wa* so convincing on the speaker's platform and appeared to be so sincere in *hat he i t_ i Bald that the majority of M e liat&nera ware ready to ballave alnoat anything good about hin bectosa they wanted to believe it* Tho Nazi propagandatganaias ware not slow in daklng the moat of their gpportunltiea* REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES