Chapter 28

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30 The psyche of the broad masses is accessible only to what is strong and uncompromising. Like a woman whose inner sensibilities are not so much under the sway of abstract reasoning but are always subject to the influence of a vague emotional longing for the strength that completes her being, and who would rather bow to the strong man than dominate the weakling—in like manner the masses of the people prefer the ruler to the suppliant and are filled with a stronger sense of mental security by a teaching that brooks no rival than by a teaching which offers them a liberal choice. Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf The business district was lively when Milton and Rowland finally left the Bismarck. Munich’s hard-working citizens conducted last-minute business, and bought bread and sausage before retu

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