Der Fuehrer Hitler's Rise to Power

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It is 1864. An obscure French lawyer, writing a satire against Napoleon
III, proclaims the coming of an Anti-Christ who shall dominate the
world. He even lays down the principles of domination. 'We shall create
unrest, struggle and hate. ... In our arsenal we carry a boundless
ambition, relentless hatred. . . . If any state dares to resist us; if its
neighbors make common cause with it against us, we shall unleash a
world war.'

This book, entitled 'A Dialogue in Hell,' was suppressed and the author
forgotten. Many years later copies fell into the hands of a group of
unscrupulous Russian officials, who rewrote it, making its satire appear
as a Jewish plot for world domination, renamed it 'The Protocols of the
Wise Men of Zion,' and published it as a weapon in a palace conspiracy.
As the final step in this strange chain of events, a copy of the forgery
fell into the hands of Alfred Rosenberg, who brought it, in 1919, to Munich, where officers of the broken
German Army were conspiring
against the democratic government, and were looking for a man who
could successfully betray the workers and for a philosophy with which
to seduce them