…intellects, ranging perhaps from the simple, selfish individual to some outstanding example of human arrogance and egoism, like Adolf Hitler or somebody like that. All of these represent energy moving through an inadequate vehicle, moving through and involved…

…complete people, who do we think about? I don't think we think of Sigmund Freud. I doubt very much if we think of Adolf Hitler. And I'm reasonably certain that we don't think of Mr. Khrushchev. When we think of complete people, we think of those noblest…

…and injured. Millions of persons going out like the haunting ghosts of antiquity. with all his hatred headed straight at one man, Adolf Hitler. And yet it took the combined armies of the Western powers to finally bring this man to his end in a bunker…

…in order to provide for them. So it goes on, and generation after generation comes along from Alexander the Great to Adolf Hitler, and the same things go on. War, crime, all these things. And they all begin, every generation, with a chubby little…

…misdeeds all the way down. Somewhat from Genghis Khan, something from Alexander the Great, and more recently a little dash of Adolf Hitler. These are the things that we have to think about. Now science really has no answer to this except it's regrettable…

…doctor. Then along comes another little man who thought he was going to be able to do great and wonderful things, Adolf Hitler. The story of him is rather well known, but because the traditional factor is no longer emphasized in education, An examination…

…man, forgotten before he's hardly cold. And Hitler finally dead in a bunker in Berlin. And his friend and a fellow dictator, Adolf Hitler, not doing much, Benito Mussolini, not doing much better, also died assassinated or killed to get rid of him. So all…

…cannot assume that nature was frustrated for the fall of the Roman Empire or that the divine plan was overthrown by Adolf Hitler or Alexander the Great or Genghis Khan. These are episodes, incidents, on the outer surface of human existence. They bear…

…comes. One, by respecting the source of the information, and the other is respecting the information itself. The power of Adolf Hitler to sway the German people was not, I think, because Germany universally respected or admired the man. Certainly that would…

…been practically impossible, particularly for a country which had achieved the intellectual scientific level which Germany had attained. But Adolf Hitler was saying things that a great many Germans wanted to believe. And perhaps they did not want to believe…

…state of growth in the reaction to the circumstances of our environment. Conscience is therefore to be found behind nearly everything from Adolf Hitler to St. Francis of Assisi. It is always what we believe, what we think, what we feel we should do under…

…who is really a man of action You've got to get a stupid one. When you want to get a real world counselor like Adolf Hitler, you must get a little man who has never left home. You must get an individual with a closed mind and a comparative lack…

…the person can move from competitive insignificance to an exceedingly dangerous condition. And most of the world's tyrants, like Adolf Hitler or Napoleon or Genghis Khan or Caesar, were great self-willed vehicles of energy. They were determined to fulfill…

…coordinators of millions of German people during World War II, when their entire common sense was completely befuddled by one man, Adolf Hitler. This man appealed to a certain level of frustration were so great that probably one of the best educated groups…

…into something that can be philosophically examined for the purpose of contributing to the well-being of the individual now. If Adolf Hitler had really studied history, he would never have permitted himself to be a dictator. It is news that the conscious…

…in the paper the other day, I don't know how true it is, but that a number of school children asked, what? or who was Adolf Hitler, and they'd never heard of him. He's gone. But no one says they had never heard of Buddha or Confucius or Jesus in the…