For Hitler, life itself didn't matter. I led the German people to great deeds, even though we were the object of hatred from the outside world, he said, determined to live so as not to be ashamed if he was dying. I will come out victorious of this fight or fall on it, concluded. I will never survive the defeat of my people.
The quote reflects Hitler's grim perspective on life and leadership, emphasizing his belief that he had led the German people to significant accomplishments despite facing external hatred. He seemed to prioritize his legacy over his own existence, asserting that he aimed to live without shame, even in the face of death. This reveals his determination to fight for his ideals and the survival of his nation.
Hitler's mindset, as captured in...