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The horrors
of the First World War,
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the turmoil
of the post-war years.
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By the 1930s,
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Germany was
an abused child.
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From her wounds, grew...
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National Socialism,
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''the great healer.''
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''The great healer.''
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l can remember the first time
l spoke publicly.
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ln 1919.
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Or was it 1920?
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Crowd of veterans...
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disheartened, broken men
:59:45
who'd spent four agonized years
in the trenches,
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only to return
unappreciated.
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Civilians could never know.
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They were moved
by my words,
1:00:02
my fervor.
1:00:05
l could speak.
1:00:10
l remember...
1:00:12
one young man
in a wheelchair
1:00:15
who'd lost his legs--
1:00:18
there was an ecstasy
on his face.
1:00:21
l knew joy.
1:00:24
l had the power
1:00:27
to heal the sick.
1:00:31
As with Wagner's music,
1:00:34
people could
lose themselves
1:00:37
in the totality
of my voice.
1:00:42
One must be cautious, Adolf.
1:00:45
All people want
to be gods.
1:00:47
Unfortunately,
some do not recognize
1:00:49
the impossibility of it.
1:00:53
You're wrong.
1:00:55
Every man
has God within him.
1:00:57
Fortunately,