Note 030

See Heiden, Adolf Hitler, Vol. I. On another occasion he asserted,

'If you pass through ten halls and everywhere men shout for you with enthusiasm - that surely is a sublime feeling'
(see Gorlitz and Quint, Adolf Hitler).

Of the energizing force which Hitler derived from his oratorical triumphs, Goebbels remarked in a diary during the war:

'Its good for the Fuhrer to speak to a larger audience. He not only radiates strength, but becomes charged with it himself'
(The Goebbels Diaries, 1942-43, entry for 15th November 1943).

From Chapter 3 ,The Fuhrer , Part 1 of The Face Of The Third Reich by J.C. Fest
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