The vast hall impressively draped and lit. The expectant crowds work: ed into a frenzy by martial music and community singing. The uniformed youths with their banners. Finally the climax when at a signal the lights go dim and the lonely figure of the Fuhrer, picked out by a spotlight. steps forward from black curtains, and the well prepared mass of people is swept away by his fierce oratory into an orgy of hatred and stupidity, u analyse this performance you will find that its success was due to three conditions. The speaker succeeded, first because his audience wanted to hear the things he was telling them; they wanted to hear that the defeat of Germany in battle and her sufferings after the war were not due to any failures or shortcomings of the German race as expressed in their actions leading up to the
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