Exerpts From Hitler's Diary 1941

EXERPTS   FROM   HITLER’S   DIARY   1941

"I never travel without my diary, one should always have something sensational to read . .
 . " Oscar Wilde, 1891 

Tues    May  9:   
Just when I was busy with plans for Russia, Rudolf Hess dropped by with  crazy notion of
flying to UK for peace.   Said he bought  some new boots yesterday   for the trip  - 
dead   shiny .  I’d like a  pair like that.    I told him  -  forget the trip   and tell
me where you got the boots. 

Wed     June 22:     
Invaded Russia.   Eggs for lunch  -  hard boiled again -  I hate that. Must speak to Eva
about it.

Thurs    June 23:      
11:00  am - heard Chamberlain on radio again – that dreary voice!  that paper-waving 
droopy-moustached  old gopher!   My small black moustache  is much neater.     
12:30 pm -   inspected new bunker in East Prussia  with smoother concrete walls .   Eva
wants  to wallpaper  them    (nice little red flowers) and why  not?    
8:00pm -  after dinner,  practised  arm-gestures for  big Nuremburg speech  on Saturday. 
 Rehearsed a few ad libs. . . .  Eva liked them.

Fri    June24:      
Rained all day.   Slow day  (almost invaded Egypt) - stayed in and read.      Eva dyed her
hair  creamy-yellow.    ( I’m gonna start calling her Blondy.)           That new german
shepherd Bormann   gave me  -  I took her out for walk. . . . she's called Blondi  too  
 (Joke there  - the guys will like it) .   After dinner we all  listened to Franz Lehar’s
“Merry Widow” again.  I love it.   Eva fell asleep;    so did the dog.

Sat   June 25:   
Nuremburg speech went ok. Got all the ad libs in except one.    Rommel was on the phone
talking about Africa and Libya, and some place called Tobruk. Must make a note – where is
Tobruk? P.S. Must find out where Libya is.

Sat    Dec    6:  
Just read the latest in the newspapers....almost four million Russian prisoners  now.
 
Sun   Dec  7:  
Those crazy Japanese have  gone and done it. . . . oh  boy, they’re gonna be in trouble! 
               
Thurs   Dec 11:   
Oh, what the hell. . .  in for a dime in for a dollar :  this Russian war is too  easy,  I
need a bit of a challenge. Think I’ll whiz down  to the  Reichstag tonight  and tell ‘em
we’re declaring  war on the USA.    Might  get a pair of those shiny boots there too.  

……………………………………
Written by Sydney Peck  
for Constance La France ( A Rambling Poet )  -  Contest Name:  The Diary

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011



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Date: 8/8/2015 7:53:00 PM
Well, Peck, this is a first for me. I am an amateur historian who specializes in the Third Reich, but I just never thought of doing this. I loved your poem. It's just perfect... George
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Date: 4/20/2011 7:00:00 PM
Sydney, Speaks of the insanity and disconnectedness of Hitler. This is a masterful write. I thoroughly enjoyed this one. I have a passion for anyone affected by the Holocaust and love to ask WW2 Vets who were there any vivid details they can remember. Keep on a writing! Gwendolen
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Date: 4/19/2011 12:49:00 AM
Congrats Sydney on your well deserved win in this contest with this extremely interesting piece...Superb!Love, Gautami
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Date: 4/18/2011 2:48:00 PM
Wonderful story Sydney, Wow! Wouldn't it be something if he kept a diary and it came to light. What a movie that would be! Many congrats on your BIG WIN, Lainie
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Date: 4/18/2011 1:07:00 PM
Congratulations on the fourth place win in the contest, Sydney
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Date: 4/18/2011 12:17:00 PM
Congrats Syd on your winning poem in The Diary contest with this superb entry luv.. enjoy another top spot with luv..
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Date: 4/18/2011 12:04:00 PM
Congratulations on your well deserved win Syd in Constance La France's contest "The Dairy". Love, Carol
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Date: 4/10/2011 10:35:00 AM
Wow! What a very entertaining and witty read, Sydney! I really enjoyed this one-- very unique approach to the contest-- I sure hope this places high!
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Date: 4/7/2011 3:15:00 PM
Thank you for supporting my contest. Wonderful!
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Date: 4/7/2011 11:04:00 AM
Oh my! Hitler's warped mind and distorted sense of priorities are captured so well in this diary, Syd. How nonchalantly he considers invading countries and causing death. Going from thoughts of war to thoughts of food just shows how luny he really was. Awesome entry for the diary contest. Hope you take the top spot with this one. A fave for me for sure. Love, Carolyn
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Date: 4/7/2011 10:30:00 AM
i saw this movie about eva braun and that nazi whatever, lol... i like your unusual detour by you doing an entry of some one else's journey, ahah!... oh well, there goes the " copying of my phrases again." ( joke).. seriously, a gem of a poem with crisp, contempoary touch to it... winner for me, syd! :) huggs
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Date: 4/7/2011 8:50:00 AM
What a fantastic wit and humor filled diary, Sydney
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