"Hitler is a Good Person" Episode 5 of the Nazi Party's New Leap Forward>

 For Adolf Hitler, Article 48 of the Constitutional Special Order, one of the actions of the Social Democratic regime and the President of Hintenburg, was the power to virtually suspend Hitler's hard-won parliamentary decision-making capacity. Hitler had many successes, but he had lost his ability to manipulate politics at will. The real power lies with the bourgeois citizenship and the former aristocracy who put forward the President of Hintenburg, and Hitler realizes that he must be seen well by the so-called "social leadership" before legalization against the people. Hitler began to play the duke in many directions at once. As soon as Hitler took the oath of legalization in Leipzig and obtained the participation of the fascist border guards, Hitler immediately ordered the entire charge force to stop fighting and temporarily suspended the charge of illegally preparing weapons. From a diplomatic point of view, I have begun to abandon the traditional hateful angry message. In response to the Catholic protests, he sent a plenipotentiary to emphasize intimacy with the church, and in an interview with the Daily Express, he argued that concessions from Britain and France would bring peace to Germany, and stopped slandering Jews altogether. The Red Army is also ready to run for Germany.Despite the declaration, > claimed to act as a defense wall against world Bolshevism, saying that the National Socialist Party was in charge of defending Germany and Europe, leaving the cruel slogan clean. All the media at that time were referring to the first gentlemanly and thoughtful politician in the country, completely different from the hateful Hitler and the paranoid Hitler. Hitler, who tried to change his image, began to pay considerable attention to fashion and appearance, and wore a brown party uniform like a military uniform, worn out, and old-fashioned suit, armed with clean suits and clean faces, and Berlin accommodation was transferred to the luxury hotel Kaiyoung and civic. Needless to say, this image transformation was aimed at solidarity with the "citizen bourgeoisie" who was a de facto supporter of the government. Already in the party, Herman Goering, who later became the Commander-in-Chief of the German Air Force, and Walter Funk, a reporter for the economic newspaper, connected aristocrats and entrepreneurs, and held a banquet at the Kaiserhoff Hotel. Of course, Hitler also made an internal effort to change his tendencies, and now he disliked being exposed to the party's surface by economic theorist Gottfried Federer (a critic of world capital), forcing party socialists Gottfried Federer and Gregor Strauss to withdraw their proposed confiscation of property. It was against the party platform, but for Hitler, socialist colors must be abandoned in order to improve the relationship between entrepreneurs and the nobles of the land. Hitler's maneuvering of the civic class was successful in its own way. Among the civic classes, he was no longer called "Hitler" by the friendly name "Adolph," took the lead again at the banquet, and became a man worthy of dealing with the civic class with skillful speech and wonderful manners. According to General von Grenner's essay, which describes Hitler at that time. "Hitler's intentions and purposes are good. He's just an enthusiastic, fiery, versatile person. This change in Hitler's image was enough to make Alfred Hogenberg, the head of the Deutsche National Party, think "Hitler is really legitimate," who had been humiliated by the Nazi party in the past. Or this "good" image of Hitler, did Hogenberg think he could put Hitler back under his control? In any case, Hitler's hard work paid off, and finally, he had a reunion with right-wing leader Hügenberg in early July 31, so he met with Zeldte, the leader of the Veterans Association Iron Modan, a veterans' armed group, and met with various generals of the Defense Forces. At all these meetings, Hitler displayed a much more sincere, law-abiding, trustworthy, competent, and stable politician, and the evaluation of the civic right leaders who met him was that Hitler was tied to legalization in two or three ways. Anyway, Hitler, who passed the examination of the right, finally meets President Hintenburg, the representative of the old generation. However, the meeting ended in failure, and it is rumored that President Hintenburg has become increasingly disappointed with the "Bohemian Boss" because of his narcissism and his party's utopia, saying to refrain from violence and cooperate with the government's policies. Here, we saw Hitler transform into a citizen as if he were really transformed. And the bourgeoisie of the citizens of that time thought Hitler had become really good. However, Hitler lived with consistent thoughts all his life, and the hasty judgment of the civil right came to another head. It appears a few days later in the Hatsburg Union, a major right-wing rally.