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Don’t you see the glint on his black eye? Don’t you see, in his very immobility, how the whole world is merde to him? No conceit like the conceit of the meek. And if the avenging angel in the shape of the ghostly ferret steals down on him, there comes a shriek of terror out of that little hump of self-satisfaction sitting motionless in a corner. Falls the fugitive. But even fallen, his white feather floats. Even in death it seems to say: “I am the meek, I am the righteous, I am the rabbit. All you rest, you are evil-doers, and you shall be bien emmerdé.” (Thoroughly contemptible (French)) 去书内
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    Book Review: Adolf The book "Adolf" by John Toland is a masterful work that offers an in-depth portrayal of one of the most notorious and complex figures in history: Adolf Hitler. Not only does it trace the life of Hitler from its beginnings, but it also examines the broader context of the time and how it shaped his ideologies and policies. The author's research is impeccable, and the narrative flows smoothly, making it an engaging read even for those not particularly interested in history. The details of Hitler's life, from his early struggles in Vienna to his eventual rise to power, are presented with clarity and objectivity, allowing the reader to form their own opinions about this controversial figure. One particularly fascinating aspect of the book is the exploration of Hitler's personal beliefs and ideologies. His vision for Germany and the world was clearly outlined, and it's striking to see how his ideas evolved and were shaped by his experiences and the political landscape of the time. The author also examines the role of propaganda and manipulation in Hitler's rise to power, making for an interesting perspective on how he was able to captivate the nation. The book also touches upon Hitler's relationship with China, which is a lesser-known aspect of his life. The author discusses how a Chinese family helped Hitler during his struggling period in Vienna, and how this experience left a lasting impression on him. This adds a unique dimension to the portrayal of Hitler, making him seem more human and complex. Overall, "Adolf" is a must-read for anyone interested in history, politics, or the study of dictators and their rise to power. It offers a comprehensive and objective look at Hitler's life and the impact he had on the world. The author's research and writing skills are evident throughout the book, and it is sure to be a valuable resource for students, scholars, and casual readers alike.

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