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All Great Movements Are Popular Movements. They Are The Volcanic Eruptions Of Human Passions And Emotions, Stirred Into Activity By The Ruthless Goddess Of Distress Or By The Torch Of The Spoken Word Cast Into The Midst Of The People.

No More Than A Famous Master Can Be Replaced And Another Take Over The Completion Of The Half-finished Painting He Has Left Behind Can The Great Poet And Thinker, The Great Statesman And The Great Soldier, Be Replaced. For Their Activity Lies Always In The Province Of Art. It Is Not Mechanically Trained But Inborn By God's Grace.

The Greater The Lie, The Greater The Chance That It Will Be Believed.

But It Would Be Absolutely Mistaken To Regard A Wealth Of Theoretical Knowledge As Characteristic Proof For The Qualities And Abilities Of A Leader.

If The German Nation Wants To End A State Of Affairs That Threatens Its Extermination In Europe, It Must Not Fall Into The Error Of The Pre-war Period And Make Enemies Of God And The World; It Must Recognize The Most Dangerous Enemy And Strike At Him With All Its Concentrated Power. And If This Victory Is Obtained Through Sacrifices Elsewhere, The Coming Generations Of Our People Will Not Condemn Us.