…keep on doing whatever they felt like doing. They felt like curfewing the world. We had a Caesar, an Alexander, a Napoleon, or a Hitler. These people did as they pleased, regardless of who it hurt or how much. And we have assumed that this is the only…

…doesn't believe that these other people can do it. He is so sure of himself. Forms on him that is me and God. Hitler, the man of destiny. Napoleon, the man of destiny. It was their own arrogance, their own conceit, their own stubborn unwillingness to…

…people, because Wagner was tremendously conscious of this factor himself. Over-consciousness upon it produced a disaster of Hohenzollern and Hitler, but the principle as it was expressed through the master singers, would not have produced this disaster of…

…inevitably dies. The hero does not achieve his end. In some mysterious and some infamous manner, his destiny, like the destiny of Hitler or Mussolini, is cut short. Like Napoleon, he ends at Alba. Like Alexander, he falls or ceases not far from Babylon.…

…nature and inclinations will never be happy until he rules someone else. He will never be happy until he has conquered like some Hitler the whole world. Hitler loved the Nordic myth but he overlooked the part that the world hero died with the rest. He…

…never be happy until he rules someone else. He will never be happy until he has conquered like some Hitler the whole world. Hitler loved the Nordic myth but he overlooked the part that the world hero died with the rest. He overlooked The fact that all…

…him to save the world. There is no doubt in the world that Mussolini had the same type of attitude, and so did Hitler. They were strangely imbalanced mystics who felt in some way the pressure of a destiny. Of course, we can hardly say that Karl…

…success or moderate achievement. They must go on and on to the domination of society. People of the caliber of Hitler, Mussolini, Napoleon are examples of this tremendous drive which ends in tragedy to themselves and disaster to the world. Therefore,…

…back on Caesar, dead at the foot of Pompey's statue, Alexander dead at the foot of the walls of Babylon, Napoleon in St. Helena, Hitler in the bunker in Berlin, Mussolini hanging on a lamppost in Italy. These things all seem to add up to the fact these…

…completely forgotten as at the present time the earth belongs to whoever can get a mortgage on it. And everyone, Napoleon, Caesar, Hitler, Mussolini, all these have tried to get that mortgage. The earth is here and they are gone. Actually, we do not own…

…Caesar. We have inherited the invasions of the Mongol conquerors. We have inherited the wars and the hostilities of Napoleon, of Hitler, and of all the great ambitious men who have sought to fulfill their life destiny by destroying their fellow man. These…

…constant danger of being killed. And yet, as a calculated risk, he would rather gain his escape purposes and face this end, as Hitler did in the bunker under Berlin. It was the mere final culmination of the individual running away from himself. And as a…

…is no longer emphasized in education, An examination in the public school system showed that half the pupils did not know who Hitler was. That is the great memory of the great man, forgotten before he's hardly cold. And Hitler finally dead in a bunker…

…the pupils did not know who Hitler was. That is the great memory of the great 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…

…and the wealth of vice. This type of thing is not new. Croesus suffered from it, Alexander the Great, the Medici had it, Hitler had it, and more will have it probably in the future. we are not making the same pattern but we are proving scientifically…

…would rather live a few years as a lion than a long life as a lamb well he got his wish and along with him Hitler got his the same treatment always the tyrant the dictator the selfish individual even though he may do some good and could have been a…

…he has been correct on so many points that it is not impossible that he could be correct in this one. He was correct in Hitler, he was correct in Mussolini, he was correct in Louis XVI, and many, many others. And there is no reason to doubt that he…

…over the fields of Troy We remember the Inquisition, the conquests of Napoleon, Caesar and Alexander. The attempted conquests of Hitler and Mussolini. We know there was nothing but misery. There was nothing but sorrow and people under a mistaken concept…

…wars that have gone, the great wars of Attila and Atlantic. It will teach us a little bit about Solomon and Napoleon and Hitler and Mussolini and Stalin. It will give us a very interesting short section of all these things. But what we're reading is…

…of affairs because it can ultimately end in a complete tyranny the dictatorship of the past of Alexander and Napoleon and Hitler actually achieved by means of a little instrument that sits on a table unless we use these various advancements with discretion…

…live class moderate lives false ambitions have slain the ages the glory of alexander is gone Caesar is dead at pompous power. Hitler and Mussolini have gone their way. All of the great dictators have left and left nothing behind but monuments to Sodom.…

…down. One after another, these things happened. Muhammad poisoned at the Feast of Kaibat. One after another, these great conquerors, Hitler, dead in a bunker in Berlin, Mussolini, dead on an Italian highway. One after another, all these great ambitious people…

…between all the polarities of life, which we must absolve by having orators get up and harangue us. Harangue us as Hitler harangued Germany. as Mussolini harangued Italy, as Stalin harangued Russia. And out of all of this haranguing and debating and…

…known, and must have known, that he thought things through, that the end had to be disaster. Why did he go on? Why did Hitler go on? Why did Mussolini go on? Fully aware that disaster was inevitable. The answer is only one thing. And that is the…

…foot of the statue of Pompey with his best friend's dagger in his heart, will, like Napoleon, end on St. Helena, or like Hitler, end in a bunker in Berlin. All of this tremendous willfulness is blocked by the fact that there are always other wills. and…

…consequences of the wars of Caesar and Alexander and for a long time to come we will fight the wars of Napoleon and Hitler the tremendous consequences of these things the whole theory is wrong and nature will never support wrong it won't support it in…

…of Babylon from dissipation. But dissipation goes on and nobody seems to have done anything about it. We have the conquest of Hitler. We have the conquest of Genghis Khan. always tragedy, murder, and death. But conquest still goes on. We have all the…

…Babylon Caesar assassinated at the foot of Pompey's collar we see Napoleon dying of cancer on the island of St. Helena we see Hitler committing suicide in a bunker in Berlin we see Mussolini and a lamp post in northern Italy the path of glory leads but…

…great belief that man could escape the world by conquering it. Perhaps the reason why we have had Genghis Khan and Hitler and Alexanders and Caesars, Mussolini and Stalin, is because the human soul has misread an archetypal symbolism. Man has sensed that…

…for fear that it would result in the betrayal of their own purposes. In World War II, both Germany and Italy, under Hitler and Mussolini, outlawed secret societies for fear that from them would rise the force that would later judge them, and would make…