"He was imperious and quick to anger from childhood onward and would not listen to anyone," he told an interviewer in 1948, still resentful after fifty-two years."
Alois Hitler Jr., Chap. 1, p. 9

"Every outstanding personality brought up in the peculiar intellectual atmosphere of Vienna lived ever after in a dialectical syncretism of lober and hatred for the city which offered splendid potentialities for the highest accomplishments, as well as the most stubborn resistance to their realization." Chap. 2, p. 36

"'Do you know you have a natural orator among your students?' Muller told Captain Mayr, indicating the pale-faced soldier. Mayr called out, 'You Hitler, come up here.'" Chap. 3, p. 89

"For two hours he expounded on the subject of 'Why We Are Against the Jews,' and from the beginning made it clear that his party alone 'will free you from the power of the Jew!'"
Chap. 4, p. 108

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