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The Edged Effects Of Evil: Part 3
He viewed his name as an awkward constitution for commoners to address so plainly and nonchalantly. Adolf held a preconceived opinion that a simplistic reversal of his name would suffice. To avoid an embarrassing brouhaha, the name Adolf presented a less than formal relationship, which he viewed as unbecoming for an absolute future leader of the Weimar. However, Hitler's name airs out a room. Hence, both Hitler and the Nazi Party proclaimed their righteous placement in the history books, then and forever. It is a clueless promise that a superior-complex individual, that Hitler's enlightened proclamation would have a timeless future. Hitler's sense of power, being almost god-comparable imagery, arrogantly viewed it as eternal
Karl Mayr ... The title of Captain accorded him to serve as the German General Staff of the Reichswehr from 1919 to 1920. The position would be able to forward both Mayr and Hitler closer to each other. It placed Mayr as Hitler's superior in the Army Intelligence Division. Mayr's appointment came in 1919. It was on the 30th of May of that year. There is no historical record of how Mayr was able to mount up a connection with Hitler. My in-depth research of the subject matter focused on Mayr. The position he held made the reality plausible. As an overseer of Munich, it undoubtedly placed him in a unique position. It led Mayr to recruit Hitler. The time was June 1919. Now, again, I am presented with a conundrum. Based on my previous conclusion, was Mayr aware of Hitler's most recent acquaintance?
Ernst Julius Gunther Rohm ... joined Germany's Army in 1906. Wounded during WWI, he was decorated with the Iron Cross First Class. After the war, Rohm served as Captain in the Reichswehr. He assisted Franz Ritter von Epp's Freikorps. In 1919,. He joined the same party that Hitler was in before its name changed to the Nazi Party. Nobody had known of Rohm's true character, except for a few who kept it under wraps, including Adolf Hitler.
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