Neurath viewed his role in the government as a stabilizing influence, aiming to manage and moderate the influence of Hitler and the Nazi party. His perspective was that by training the Nazis, he could integrate them into a more moderate nationalist government. However, he held a belief that the regime could ultimately self-destruct, allowing for a potential shift in power.

Neurath remained optimistic, hoping that by fulfilling his responsibilities and maintaining international relations, he might one day find the Nazis displaced. This belief was reflected in his aide's remarks, suggesting that he was committed to his position, with the hope that patience would bring about a more favorable political landscape in Germany.