the heroic image of Hitler

 It's based on Prince Freud. Most of them are fascinated by Hitler's heroic images and mythological times. The pictures above are probably representative examples. There's a lot of praise that abstracts his image, whether it's a majestic atmosphere, gestures, a captivating speech, a heroic figure, or a single moment of history together. But as you all know, that's a built image. If you know what Hitler actually had in mind, most of the Princes of Freud in the country, Hitler would be frustrated. It's timid. When you make important historical decisions, you even run away. There's a kind of statue of Sayoko Kurosaki in Mahoraba. For example, when he decides to run for president, he stops contacting him and stays home for days. I spent the mid-20s going on vacation, and in the second half of the war, I ended up living in a delusion by myself, completely breaking ties with the miserable reality. The famous absolute defense, the fighting spirit, the frontman. And there's a real, incarnation of Prince Freud. I think I'm smart, but the outpouring of desire is too primitive. Instead of being so indifferent to libido, he acts like a representative of the true Princes of Freud. As a young man, he wanted to buy a luxury sports car in the 20s, he wanted to see German architecture as a piece of junk, and he wanted to find Germanic cultural origins in ancient Greece-Roman. In the late '30s, the architect and confidant Albert Speyer and his confidant won the prize, a massive dome that can accommodate more than 200,000 people, described how people gathered in the dome could become clouds and rain, and how the empire collapsed. In addition, the arch, which is three times larger than the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, and the world's largest bridge of clouds remain. The Forbidden City-Dongdaepa of Rebel dares not come forward. But it's entirely his ability to dilute all those fatal weaknesses and make them a hero only in the world. At that time, the concept of image making was not that advanced. The propaganda that he created in that barren land was the basis of modern propaganda. He identified himself with the image he had created, eliminating the shabby self and reaching the point of self-hypnosis where he recognized himself as a hero himself. It is said that actors have to be the characters themselves if they want to act best, but Hitler's image-making was at the level of a main position that was hard to dare to imitate. According to Juralon, which was improvised 10 seconds ago, the mitinome is only criticized, but the super-strong mitinome turns everyone into mitinum together. But it's still an image. Historical figures - especially as we approach Adolf Hitler, we don't recognize this fact, or we often show unconditional hostility. The fallacy of dealing with a unique human being that is indispensable in world history. Personally, when you approach a human being, Adolf Hitler, you have to recognize that bizarre trait to see the true image of him. I think we need a similar view of other historical facts. Then there will be fewer more unproductive fights. I'm using it because it broke down all of a sudden again today.