Adolf Hitler My Patience Is Now at an End

Hitler: “My patience is now at an end”

Adolph Hitler is known by his charismatic personality, his strict military background, and his expressive and formal attitude in giving speeches. Hitler’s speech given on the 26th of September 1938 is the most enthusiastic and motivated speeches I’ve read. The Fuhrer started off his speech insisting to solve the problem he has in Europe, he showed that he is persistent, determined and eager to do so. Withdrawing and not resolving the issue was not one of his options, he was strong minded to get to the bottom of it. Hitler believed that, with the faith of God, he will succeed. Hitler used unusual words when addressing specific people and countries. Him using terms such as ‘crazy so-called’, illustrates that he was doubtful and alleged that these statesmen of Europe were not even qualified enough for their positions. Moreover, he also labeled the new states they formed as “so called states”; Hitler didn’t even identify them as real states. Europe thought it had skilled and entitled statesmen whom formed new states, but to Hitler; they were not. Hitler, later in his speech, mentioned a person named Mr. Benes; he introduced him as “This Mr. Benes”. For Hitler to use such expressions, that proved that he pitied him, and didn’t consider him as a respectful human. Hitler knew all his lies. While giving his speech he was sending a message showing that he wasn’t fooled nor tricked by him. Part of the speech that grabbed my attention personally was “Now the shameless part.. at their own brothers” because of 2 reasons. He described the policies that were implemented by the government as terrible policies, but he didn’t mention any specific word stating that, instead, by saying “policy which…shoot at their own brothers” it perfectly showed exactly what terrible policies they were, turning them against each other and starting a civil war. Hitler compared himself with Mr. Benes, mentioning himself as a decent solider.