Theos-Talk Archives (February 2005 Message tt00635)

Thank you Jerry for the quote. So if it's not signed by Hodson I wonder why the writer of the article would attribute such statement to Hodson. As there is no major evidence that he wrote it any accusation in this level to Hodson is but without fundament and I take back my previous affirmation. 


Erica

Jerry Hejka-Ekins <jjhe@charter.net> wrote:

Unfortunately, the letter is not signed. It reads in part:

"On the opening evening Adolf Hitler himself was present and by a stroke 
of incredible luck my reserve seat was so very close to him and at right 
angles, that without any effort I could observe him the whole evening 
closely. It has been a tremendous experience for me. In the midst of a 
shattering enthusiasm of thousands and thousands in the streets and in 
the enormous packed concert hall this man was of a simplicity, which 
amounted to grandeur; every gesture, every look, every movement was 
direct, concentrated, but without the smallest trace of 
self-consciousness. He was the only being present for whom Hitler did 
not exist. One felt that he is absolutly one-pointedly possessed by one 
tremendous thought."

Frank Reitemeyer wrote:

>Thanks Daniel, I will look whether I have that 
>issue and then scan it.
>Frank
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>Subject: Theos-World Theosophist, June 1936, p. 
>242 on Hitler
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>Theost y1936 v57 June p242 -
>Adolf Hitler: Extract from a Letter -- non-German 
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