Der Fuehrer - Hitler's Rise to Power (1944) - Heiden

ARYANS OF ALL NATIONS, UNITE 123paid mercenary slaves who are ready to go to their death for him. Hehas no art of his own; little by little it has all been stolen from othernations, or copied. Yes, and he doesn't even know how to preserve thiscostly treasure. In the twinkling of an eye, it becomes dirt and filth inhis hand. He knows, too, that he cannot keep a state for any length oftime. There is a difference between him and the Aryan. Certainly, theAryan, too, has dominated other peoples. But how? He went in, clearedthe forests, built up civilizations from deserts; he didn't use otherpeoples for his own ends, he fitted them into the state in accordancewith their ability, and as a result, art and science flourished. In the lastanalysis only the Aryan has been able to create states and lead themtoward a future!Of all this the Jew is incapable. And because he cannot do thesethings, all his revolutions have to be 'international.' They must spread asa disease spreads. He cannot build a state and say: 'Look. Here it stands,an example for all. Build one like it!' His effort must be to keep theplague from dying out, to prevent it from dying out, to prevent it frombeing restricted to one spot, because otherwise this hearth of diseasewould burn itself out. Hence he must cause everything he does to spreadinternationally. How long will it be before the whole world falls to ruinand draws him to destruction with it! . . .This speech was about what he called Jewish world domination; andhe appealed to the world. Germany was condemned to pay132,000,000,000 marks? Do some poor devils in France or Englandbelieve that therefore they will be the richer? Goodness, no. 'It is not thepeople who reap the profit of this slave labor, but the swindlingmiddlemen, who transfer the reparations from Germany abroad: theJews.' Therefore they threw Germany into a revolution; and by whatmeans? 'That was a part of the plan of this race. That is why they stroveto lay hands on the food traffic; they brought about the revolution bystarvation. No worker wanted to destroy his fatherland, but the Jewcreated hunger to make revolution — that is, his revolution; he followedthe directions of the Wise Men of Zion exactly.'Moreover, it is German youth that first is called on to carry throughthe struggle against the common enemy of mankind. 'Hail