Carolyn Yeager - Hitler's Table Talk Part 39

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Carolyn Yeager and Ray Goodwin read and comment on the May 20-June 4, 1942 lunch and dinner table monologues by the German Leader, as taken down in shorthand by aide Henry Picker. 1h46m. Included in this episode:

- Hitler explains how he raised the standard of living for showgirls in Berlin
- He describes in detail his assumption of power, including negotiations with Von Papen, Generals Schleicher and Hammerstein, and the "Old Gentleman" Hindenburg
- How his relationship with Hindenburg became very warm and close
- Treatment of spies and war-time criminals must be the most severe--compares them to the idealist at the Front
- Approves of a movie film about Lola Montez and Ludwig I of Bavaria
- Artists should be recognized in their lifetimes--Mozart, Bruckner and Haydn--Vienna compared to Munich as art capitals
- Hitler advises to follow nature in designing aircraft and ships--the importance and difficulty of invention
- Murder in Prague – Hitler reacts angrily to the assassination death of the "irreplaceable" Reinhard Heydrich and orders that all must obey regulations intended to ensure their safety

Taken from https://carolynyeager.net/hitlers-table-talk-study-hour-episode-39

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