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he needed such reassurance froa tlae to t±*e la order to carry * on with a fairly easy uiod and maintain hi a delusions, When we turn to hie faor of cancer we find no justif- icotion whatever for hifl belief, especially Ln Tiew of the fact thftt several outstanding specialists in this diaoasa have a&eurad hi« that it ia without foundations fl»vfcrth#les{j, it is one of his oldest fears and he continues to adhere to it ia spits of all tha export teettauiy to the contrary, Thie fear beconea intelligible when m reawnib^r that bia aether died followia^ an operation for cancer of the brttaat* In connection with hia fear of death »» nmst not forget his terrifying night^ mares from which he avakea in a cold sweat and acts &a though he were being suffocated. If our hypothecle ie correct, namely, that a fear* of death if one of the powerful unconscioua atreanE which driTs Hitler on in hia mad careert then we can expect that as the war progresses and a,B he become a older the fear will continue to increase* ffith the progress of events &lon$ their present courpe, it will be more and more difficult for him to feel that his Mission ia fulfilled and that he he* successfully cheated death and achieved imnortelity in the Geimiui people* Haverthele&st we cab expect hljn to keep on trying to the beet of hia ability as long p » ray of hope regains, the gr«&t danger ia that if be feels that he cannot achieve immortality as the Great Kedeeaar he aay seek It AS the Great Destroyer who will live on in the biodo of the fternau people for a REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES