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Hitler's speeches are interpreted as calls for Germans to become the hammer rather than the anvil through unified obedience to one commanding will.
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Hitler speeches
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"That is the idea of synchronicity. If your people can do that, they can fight a war and win the war, okay? So this..."
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"protect their vital rights in the same way as the individual is forced to protect his rights. One is either the hammer or the..."
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"again, when you go back to the Hitler speeches, from our perspective, it's not that persuasive, okay? But when you're in a crowd of..."
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