Application Quote by Alan Bullock

Hitler repeatedly stressed that one could not get at the masses with arguments, proofs, and knowledge, but only with feelings and beliefs.

— Wilhelm Reich

In the 1930s, Adolf Hitler believed that his great-power rivals would be easy to exploit and isolate because each had little interest in fighting…

— John Mearsheimer

[Adolf] Hitler needed, he didn't want to kill Jews, he wanted to expel German Jews, and therefore it's not entirely corroborating your theory.

— Elie Wiesel

Hitler is simply pure reason incarnate

— Rudolf Hess

“Hitler kept the truth from his servile masses. Instead of intellectual persuasion he gave them emotional suggestion.”

— Marc Bloch

“Hitler knew nothing about his enemies and even refused to use the information that was available to him. Instead, he trusted his inspirations, no…

— Albert Speer

Hitler was a teetotalitarian.

— Anthony Burgess

“When Hitler appealed to the German voters and asked for their trust, he could muster only one argument in his favour: his experiences in…

— Yuval Noah Harari

“„Hitler“, wrote Herman Rauschning in 1939, „ has a deep respect for the Catholic church and the Jesuit order, not because of their Christian…

— Aldous Huxley

“—Hitler said that people are not motivated by, "sound reasoning but by emotions and feelings." He must have been right for it’s the only…

— Charles Gilbert

“he described Hitler as ‘a man of gigantic personality who, however, in the end assumed infernal powers’.”

— Ann Tusa

“Hitler and Stalin both accepted a late-nineteenth-century Darwinistic modification: progress was possible, but only as a result of violent struggle between races or classes.”

— Timothy Snyder