/lit/ - Literature

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Soldier, Painter, Writer, Political Leader.

>>18519182
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>>18519413
yeah, bros....

>>18400734
>Or, better yet, if I may ask you all a question: when you think of a hero, who comes to your mi-
>At that point, I became teary-eyed. Of course the first thing that comes to my mind whenever I hear the word "hero" is that famous picture of Hitler wearing a cape as he walks down a flight of stairs. I lowered my head to hide my tears and pretended to scribble down a few notes before doodling swastikas in the margin of my notebook. For a long time, that was all I did as I struggled to ignore the ongoing lecture that served as nothing more than a review session for the previous three years of indoctrination about the holohoax. Not helping matters was (((who))) was giving the speech in the first place. My professor, Jasmine Rosenberg, had a distinctly Jewish way of speaking that made it sound like even unimportant and humorous questions could be related to white supremacy and systemic racism if you thought about it hard enough.
>I couldn't help but frown and I glanced over the rest of my classmates in the indoctrination hall. I'm not the type to assume, but considering the general pale colour of their skin, they were all probably feeling the same as me. A few even ignoring the pilpul altogether to post on /pol/ underneath their desks.

>>18265926
With Hitler to the End
Hitler's Table Talks
Hitler's Revolution
Adolf Hitler - John Toland (I've heard it's fairly unbiased; never read it though)

>>18220930
based, /lit/ards seething

>>18073582
I think it's interesting and you should read it OP
>>18073734
>parliamentary democracy is inefficient.
he isn't wrong on that one

>>18026040
bros... I am

>>18001282
cry more you're ngmi