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Admin: Could you change the title from "Chief of staff to Benjamin Netanyahu: I'm an 'Admirer' of Hitler, Too" to "Chief of staff for Benjamin Netanyahu: I'm an 'Admirer' of Hitler, Too" -- for clarity purposes. Thanks.

[Princeliberty]

Certainly Hitler was brillant and to deny that
is to ignore history.

The distrubing thing about what Arnold actually
said was not that expressed a belief in Nazism
but the way he expressed admiration for the
way Hitler controlled the masses and got
the do whatever he said.

I do not think Hitler's abuse of his talents
and use of them to cast a demonic spell over
people should be admired.

A leader should a servant not demi-god.
The very act of any leader seeking to turn
his following into a personality cult
is an evil thing in and of itself.

[TSgt]

Reminds me of what the media did to Marge Schott here in Cincinnasty when she said that she had a Nazi armband.

I'd pay lots of $$$ for an authentic WWII Nazi armband or other war memorabilia.

It's called HISTORY!

[TopQuark]

It's a misplaced awe: there is little amazing about Hitler.

What is amazing, elusive, and mysterious is the crowd behavior that makes people like Hitler to gain prominence. Great many books are written about him and some about the relevant politics but very few about the average Joe… excuse me, Hans, that made Hitler what he was.