Carolyn Yeager - Hitler's Table Talk Part 42

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Ray Goodwin and Carolyn Yeager read and comment on the June 28-July 3, 1942 lunch and dinner table monologues by the German Leader, as taken down in shorthand by aide Henry Picker. 1h22m. Included in this episode:

- The Danube is a German River that needs be under the control of Germany for the "new Europe" to work
- The welding together of Europe has not been accomplished by statesmen, but by force of arms
- Hitler says war is the current inspiration for artists, and questions the value of the academies for art training
- Responsibility of the family for individual members' bad behavior - Japanese are a model
- A warning about half-castes, that Germany cannot afford to burden its blood-stream with foreign elements
- Collapse of British domination in Egypt - Hitler correctly predicts their propaganda will downplay it
- The fall of Sebastopol brings comments on the Turks and Japanese, who are cunning diplomats
- Hitler compliments the Habsburg monarchy for upholding the Pan-Germanic ideal, and calls Jean d'Arc a great heroine in the cause for freedom
- As predicted, Britain writes off the loss of Egypt, saying it's a bigger difficulty for the German High Command than for themselves
- Churchill survives a censure motion in Parliament