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

— Marc Bloch

“They were too steeped in Hitler’s rhetoric, too cowardly, too implicated in the horrors of his war to reject him.”

— Jessica Shattuck

“The party contested no elections, offered no candidates, sat on no commissions or official bodies. It simply made noise. Propaganda was its reason for…

— Peter Ross Range

“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

“Like Hitler, the President used the word lies to mean statements of fact not to his liking and presented journalism as a campaign against…

— Timothy Snyder

“Lambert went on, 'You remember, also, what Adolf Hitler says in his Mein Kampf?' 'No, What did he say?' 'That which diplomacy will not…

— Ndabaningi Sithole

“Hitler was a lunatic, a leader whose lowbrow appeal to people’s most selfish, self-pitying emotions and ignorance was an embarrassment for their country.”

— Jessica Shattuck

“Listen to the speeches, one after another telling the audience what it already knows, evoking applause with necessary cliches, no longer shocking anybody with…

— Paul Krassner

“Hell, we elected a demagogue last election in this country. People made some comparisons to Hitler.”

— Matt Richtel

“In the end the war was Hitler's war. It was not perhaps the war he wanted. But it was the war he was prepared…

— Donald Cameron Watt

“this man was even more divisive and dishonest than his presidential campaign revealed.”

— Elizabeth Warren

“Hitler had used an act of terror, an event of limited inherent significance, to institute a regime of terror that killed millions of people…

— Timothy Snyder