Geheimnis Tibet / The Enigma of Tibet. 1943.
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"The first half-century of my life is now over.
Much has been accomplished.
Much still has to be done to safeguard the future of our Reich.
The next years will be crucial.
Until 1942 or 1943, we shall still have the lead in the arms race with the Western powers.
But with each passing year, this lead narrows.
So if anything is to be won, it must be fought for now.
Almighty God, Bless Our Arms, when the time comes.
Be righteous just as Thou has always been.
Judge for Thyself, whether we have now merited our freedom.
Lord, Bless our fighters.
In this situation there is only one solution, and that is not to yield one inch, to point the gaps and hold on.
The troops are to be forced to put up a fanatical resistance in their lines, regardless of any enemy break-through in their flanks or rear.
We have finally and without any exaggeration won this war."

"One of the tragedies of the democratic drift is that profound truths may become truisms without being incorporated in legislative action, especially those truths that require to be imaginatively perceived. Should forty million people find their white blood corpuscles called forth to fight against the deadly germs of typhus, their need would be sufficiently obvious for the politician to bring the resources of the State to their assistance - the more hurriedly in that to the perverted typhus germ a politician makes as appetizing a meal as anybody else. But should those forty million people be fighting a battle no less desperate against all the nameless armies of decadence and ruin that threaten the spirit, the politician can be trusted to observe nothing and therefore not to be diverted from his major business in life, which is service to his own career. Lack of appreciation of this fact, or else a subconscious acquiescence in its implications on the part of the parasitical overlords, has led many a civilization to disaster and many a nation to its grave.

Evidence of national neurosis today is only too abundant. The almost unbelievable shifts and stratagems and blundering follies of modem democratic governments represent one of its facets. The brazen and suicidal rampages of vested interests represent another. The astounding depravity of the Press represents a third. Evidence even more direct is supplied by the facile and poisonous Utopianism of the post-War period: the meaningless catchwords and slogans, the advocacy of the brave new world by human leeches sticking frantically to the bad old order, the failure of the Conservative to conserve, the inability of the Progressive to progress, the murder of the intellect by the intellectuals, and above all the hanging, drawing and quartering of Peace by pacifists who in the frenzy of their hysteria howl and dance and shriek for war. All these things indicate something more than a mental or spiritual stammer, they indicate a strongly entrenched neurosis which is the spirit's cancer and the trumpeter of death."

- A. K. Chesterton