In December 1931, the American journalist Dorothy Thompson arrived at the Kaiserhof Hotel in Berlin to interview Adolf Hitler. When Thompson stepped into Hitler’s salon that day, she was convinced she was meeting “the future dictator of Germany.”
Sixty seconds in the company of the future fuhrer caused her to change that assessment.
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