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, I1 " - - . • • ' • -7- t . with the gr*at«t authority of any _ leader * * • btit atw** all, I belie™ la *r success. I Jwlien In ituneoaditiomllj*'' ( (JUN«O. 371) K Thia bailed la his own pow&r actually border* oa a f M!LQ£ of omipotanc* which h« 1B not reluctant to display. 'Since tbfl ftTOnta of last rear, hie In bia own gaaius, in his lnatinct, or ap ona Might BS7, ib hie atar, iff houndl#as. Tbosa wbQ parrgdmd hia are the firtit to adjtit that ha new thinks hlaaelf infalllbl* and Lnrlncible, That explflinn «b7 he cm &C longw b«ar »ith«r critlcisa or diction* To contradict hla is in a arlna of,>l»u aajadta1} opposition to bis I plane, froa whatevar Bids i t nnj oune, i* a deflnlta •etrllegftp to which the only raply la on ipaiadlat* and striking display of his (Frmaoh Yellor Boot, 945j Another diplomat roporta a similar I fixut not hi»f hia logic and saaee ^ realities 'had -iaprwaBwl-flB^- but -as tij* i w t oa he appeared to us to become BOM and dor* unnaaoiwble and More and m n of hi* own infallibility and g ( , 129} s»«Mflt therefore, to ba llttlo POM for doubt i • concerning Hitler'B f l m belief in his o n greatneao, He n u t now inquire Into the aourcas of tola belleif. tdxoot all writer B havtt attributed Hitler1 e oonfid«no« to the fact that be is a graat believer in satrology and that he ID constantly iD touch with sirtrolog*rs who adriat hla concaroinf hla course of action, this i s alaoBt certainly untrue • i l l of our informants who ha** Itnown Hitler rather intinatoly discord the ldaa as absurd* They all Rgrv« that Dothins in nore foreign to Hitler's personality than to seek help Trca outside aourcea of thia t^po* The infontant of the Dutch Legation holds a similar ritm* He sayst REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES