The Triumph of Reason - The Thinking Man's Guide to Adolf Hitler

Adolf Hitler has undoubtedly received more publicity than any other world figure, dead or alive. His persona, that of his political colleagues, his political party, the rise and combined Capitalist / Communist destruction fall of the Third Reich, have provided sufficient written material to fell several rain forests - at the latest count, 120,000 different titles. Virtually all of them are the preposterous, recycled, one-sided propaganda of the victors.

This absence of objectivity is equaled only by the difficulty of discovering first-hand what the German Leader actually said or thought. It is as if we sit in a court room in which the defendant, defense counsel, and defense witness have been excluded. The judge and jury must form an opinion based exclusively on the accusations laid by the prosecution and witnesses for the prosecution. No proof of allegation will be required, they will face no questioning, call none but their own witnesses, every accusation will be accepted without question.

But can't we be trusted to examine the whole evidence and form our own conclusions? If Hitler's speeches and opinions are the rantings of a madman, as is claimed, why are they not readily available so that we can judge for ourselves? Is it because the victors' lies cannot bear the cold light of objectivity?

Here then is a rare opportunity to examine the authentic first-hand expressions uttered by the German Leader who won the hearts and minds of hundreds of millions of Europeans. These extracts have so far been undemocratically denied by the so-called 'champions of free speech.' You may agree or disagree with the Fuhrer's account of unfolding events, his hopes and his fears. But the liberating experience will elevate your freedom of thought and make you less of a manipulated puppet. You will stand taller and be a better human being as a consequence. -- Michael Walsh.