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Among the hundreds of thousands who make up the audiences at Hitler's or Goebbels' meetings, and who seem to an outsider to be carried away by a kind of mass hysteria, there are many who are motivated by real idealism, who long to give themselves unreservedly to the great vision of a resurgent Germany. Being young they are of course contemptuous of the slow and moderate methods of the republic; they are for action, quick, arrogant, ruthless.According to the author, why are the young people of Germany so willing to embrace Hitler's methods of ruthlessness and violence?
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