Chapter 7 - Stefanie.
"To tsll the truth, it is not very agreeable for me to be the only witness -- apart from Stefanie
herself -- who can tell of my friend's youthful love, which lasted four years from the beginning of
his sixteenth year"
"One evening in the spring of 1905, as we were taking our usual stroll, Adolf gripped my arm and
asked me excitedly what I thought of that slim blonde girl walking along the Landstrasse arm-in-
arm with her mother. "You must know, I'm in love with her," he added resolutely. "
Where are the other chapters?
>>27683302
"Stefanie was a distinguished-looking girl, tall and slim. She had thick fair hair, which she mostly
wore swept back in a bun. Her eyes were very beautiful - brightand expressive. . She was
exceptionally well dressed and even her bearing indicated that she came from a good, well-to-do
family. "
"It seemed to us that Stefanie must live in Urfahr, for she
always came from the bridge up the main square, and strolled down the Landstrasse arm-in-arm
with her mother. Atfive o'clock, almost precisely, mother and daughter appeared - we stood
waiting atthe Schmiedtoreck. Itwould have been improper to salute Stefanie, as neither of us
had been introduced to the young lady. A glance had to take the place of a greeting. From then
on, Adolf did not take his eyes off Stefanie. In that moment he was changed, no longer his own
self. "
see yourself my man, please stay and read about H's first love>>27683308
>>27683308
meant to show this https://archive.org/stream/TheYoungHitlerIKnew/TheYoungHitlerIKnewJr_djvu.txt
"from time to time the,
two ladies were to be seen in the company of young officers. Poor, pallid youngsters like Adolf
naturally could not hope to compete with these young lieutenants in their smart uniforms. Adolf
felt this intensely and gave vent to his feelings with eloquence. His anger, in the end, led him into
uncompromising enmity towards the officer class as a whole, and everything military in general.
"
>>27683396
""Conceited blockheads," he used to call them. It annoyed him immensely that Stefanie mixed with
such idlers who, he insisted, wore corsets and used scent. "
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>>27683428
Ill keep posting till 404, ill excerpt the best parts.
"To be sure, Stefanie had no idea how deeply Adolf was in love with her; she regarded him as a
somewhat shy but, nevertheless, remarkably tenacious and faithful admirer. When she
responded with a smile to his inquiring glance, he was happy, and his mood became unlike
anything I had ever observed in him; everything in the world was good and beautiful and well
ordered, and he was content."
>>27683467
When Stefanie, as happened just as often, coldly ignored his gaze,
he was crushed and ready to destroy himself and the whole world.
>>27683501
ONEITIS.
"butfor Adolf himself, his relation to Stefanie was more
than calf love. The mere fact that it lasted more than four years, and even cast its splendour over
the subsequentyears of misery in Vienna, shows thatAdolf's feelings were deep and true, and
real love. Proof of the depth of his feelings is that for Adolf, throughout these years, no other
woman but Stefanie existed -- how unlike the usual boy's love, which is always changing its
object."
>>27683540
"He wrote countless love poems to Stefanie. "Hymn to the Beloved" was the title of
one of them, which he read to me from his little black notebook. Stefanie, a high-born damsel, in
a dark blue, flowing velvet gown, rode on a white steed over the flowering meadows, her loose
hair fell in golden waves on her shoulders. A clear spring sky was above. Everything was pure,
radiant joy."
>>27683609
"I can still see Adolfs face glowing with fervent ecstasy and hear his voice reciting
these verses. Stefanie filled his thoughts so completely that everything he said, or did, or planned
for the future, was centred around her. With his growing estrangement from his home, Stefanie
gained more and more influence over my friend, although he never spoke a word to her. "
>>27683651
ONE OF US, ONE OF US!
"He used to insist that, once he met Stefanie, everything would become clear
without as much as a word being exchanged."
>>27683765
"For such exceptional human beings as himself and
Stefanie, he said, there was no need for the usual communication byword of mouth;
extraordinary human beings would understand each other by intuition. Whatever the subject we
might discuss at any time, Adolf was always sure that Stefanie not only knew his ideas exactly,
but that she shared them enthusiastically. "
ANY LURKER AROUND?
>>27683302
is this a fanfic, a screenplay or a historic event
>>27683912
Nah matey, its an account of a young Hitler told by his only friend at that age (14-18?) read, it hits really close to home
https://archive.org/stream/TheYoungHitlerIKnew/TheYoungHitlerIKnewJr_djvu.txt
>>27683881
"He expected Stefanie to reciprocate his love for her to the exclusion of all others. For a long time
he put up with the interest she took in other young men, especially the officers, because he
regarded it as a sort of deliberate diversion to conceal her own tempestuous feelings for him. But
this attitude often gave way to fits of raging jealousy; then Adolf would be desperate when
Stefanie ignored the pale youth who was waiting for her, and concentrated her attention instead
on the young lieutenant escorting her."
" Why, indeed, should a lively young girl have been satisfied
with the anxious glances of a secret admirer, while others expressed their admiration so much
more gracefully? But I, of course, would never have dared to express such a thought in Adolfs
presence. "
>>27684056
"One day he asked me, "What shall I do?" Never before had he asked for my advice and I was
extremely proud that he did; at last, for a change, I could feel superior to him. "Its quite simple," I
explained. "You approach the two ladies and, raising your hat, introduce yourself to the mother by
giving your name, and ask her permission to address the daughter and to escort them."
Adolf looked at me doubtfully and pondered my suggestion for quite a while. In the end, however,
be rejected it. "What am I to say if the mother wants to know my profession? After all, I have to
mention my profession straightway; it would be bestto add it to my name -- 'Adolf Hitler,
academic painter,' or something similar. But I am not yet an academic painter, and I can't
introduce myself till I am. Forthe mama, the profession is even more important than the name."
>>27684104
NEEEET, I SWARE MY COMMENT IS ORIYINAL
>>27684104
"
I thoughtfora long time that Adolf was simply too shy to approach Stefanie. And yet it was not
shyness thatheld him back. His conception of the relationship between the sexes was already
then so high thatthe usual way of making the acquaintance of a girl seemed to him undignified.
As he was opposed to flirting in any form, he was convinced that Stefanie had no other desire but
to wait until he should come to ask her to marry him."
>>27684191
" Stefanie had attended the Girl's
High School and had already matriculated. She had a great number of admirers -- small wonder,
beautiful as she was. She was fond of dancing and, the previous winter, had gone with her
mother to all the important dances of the town. As far as he knew, the cellist added, she was not
engaged. "
THERES HOPE IT SEEMS FOR OUR FELLOW HMAN
>>27684266
" There was only one point in my report that disturbed him greatly:
Stefanie danced, and, according to the cellists assurance, she danced well, and enjoyed it.
This did notfitatall into Adolf's own image of Stefanie. A Valkyrie who waltzed round the
ballroom in the arms of some "blockhead" of a lieutenant, was for him too terrible to be
contemplated."
>>27683302
Bump because of the last thread you did of this
He would be right here with us today.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhoR5HC3ceY
>tall, slim, and fair hair with bright shining eyes
So 1900s taytay then
A race of robots 700 million strong could dominate the entire planet with its hands tied behind its back if it were again in control of its own destiny.
Let's keep in mind the one fact that the normies work around the clock to try and hide from us: 80 million robots, freed from normie control and under proper leadership, almost conquered the world. The manlet came to power in Germany and simply dismantled normie influence in banking and media, and issued debt free currency backed by the hard work of the NEET's, and this turned Germany into the world's foremost superpower in a very short time while the rest of the world was still in a depression. They then proceeded to fight a war against basically the entire world and almost won.
Was NSDAP the first beta uprising?
>>27686943
Probably not the first, but the inner party circle consisted of people like Hitler, Goebbels, or Himmler so I vote yes. Robots might be perfect for those "lonely leader" positions. Hitler wanted a nation of beautiful Alpha Germans and he was content with no sex and children for himself.
Stalin looked like a 10/10 Chad when he was younger but he was also a robot on the inside. He spent his life after the war just signing endless lists of people to be arrested or executed for hours every day, alone in his mansion.
I'm assuming Napoleon, Julius Caesar, and other "great men" were exactly like that. Bismarck was a robot too, he lived in the countryside, he hated Berlin, and tried to rule with letters and ambassadors instead of showing up anywhere in person.
