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-151- concerning the nature of hlfl bone airrironBent* Te read: ",,,things and badly indeed when the man front the vary start goes his own wajr And the wifo, for the a&fce of tha children stands up against him* Quarreling and nagging Bet in, and in tit* some measure In which the husband become a estranged from bia wife, be becomefl familiar with alcohol...Whew he finally comes- bow*** drunk and brutal}, but always without a lafit cer;t or penny, then God have mercy on the echoes which follow. I wltnecaed all of this personally In hundreds of scenes and at Hie beginning with both disgust And indignation-" Fhen we r^membar the few friends that Hitler has made la the • course of his life, and not a single Intimate friend, one wonders where he had the opportunity o£ observing these pqrsooallv, hundreds of times, IT i t waa not in his own And then he continues! ."The Qtksr things: the little fellow, hears hona da not tend to furtfcar his respect for ^ hia flnrrouiMiingfl. Mot a single good flhred Ifl left for humanity, not a single lnfltitution Is left unattackadj start!tig with tha tascher, up to the head of the State, b* it religion, or aorelit/ as such, be it th* State or acoiet no matter which, everything Is pulled down in the nastiest P*aneT- into tb* filth of a depraved nentallty.11 (HK, 4S) All of this agrees with Inforjnation obtained from otbar whose Lv»raelty might otlierwiee be oped to queation* With thla BLS corrob&r«Uug evidence, however, i t seems OTJT* to aasune 7 that the above paeaagaa ar* a fairly no curate picture of tha Hitler houubold and we may surmise that these scene* did arouse disgust and Indignation in hia at & ray earl? ega. REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES