Hitler's devilish oratory

Author: Wang Jun
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Great men and tyrants, leaders and geniuses, often possess outstanding oratory skills and extraordinary language techniques. They uphold the power of speech, stirring up a fervent Nazi storm with just two lips. The writing of this book is not simply to present, promote, or praise the importance of eloquence without discrimination, even in an exaggerated manner, to the readers. Instead, it aims to enable readers to critically examine Hitler's rhetorical techniques through reading this book, to grasp and understand the role and function of eloquence with the power of reason, to train their thinking and expression skills, and to make eloquence—a quality that can be cultivated yet difficult to master—truly fulfill its positive and constructive role, helping readers achieve a successful life. The importance of eloquence is indeed self-evident. When humans gradually develop a rich and accurate language and learn to skillfully and cleverly use it to achieve their goals, they completely and forever break away from the animal kingdom to become the masters of the Earth. From a certain perspective, human history may be a history of humans using language and demonstrating eloquence. Great men and tyrants, leaders and geniuses, often possess outstanding oratory skills and extraordinary language techniques. They uphold the power of speech, stirring up a fervent Nazi storm with just two lips. The writing of this book is not simply to present, promote, or praise the importance of eloquence without discrimination, even in an exaggerated manner, to the readers. Instead, it aims to enable readers to critically examine Hitler's rhetorical techniques through reading this book, to grasp and understand the role and function of eloquence with the power of reason, to train their thinking and expression skills, and to make eloquence—a quality that can be cultivated yet difficult to master—truly fulfill its positive and constructive role, helping readers achieve a successful life. This book tells the story of Hitler, a highly influential orator and propagandist of the 20th century, who, with just two lips, ignited the fervor of the entire German nation. It approaches the subject from several angles, including political eloquence, speechmaking eloquence, debating eloquence, military leadership eloquence, leadership eloquence, and diplomatic eloquence. While narrating Hitler's rise and fall, the book explains the inciting, deceptive nature of his eloquence and its impact on human history, providing readers with a reference for dialectically understanding and utilizing "eloquence" to fulfill its positive and constructive role.