rnment and people of Germany. He explained how his party would help the German people break free from the guilt of WW I. He would do this by gaining control of the government within the legal means. Even if it was looked upon as illegal activity by the rest of the world. His message was consistently looking towards the future with his political party leading the way with himself as its ringmaster. This quote puts his attitude about the future into perspective, " That Germany that now hails our movement into court will some day be glad that our movement was begun. National Socialism will convert this defeatist pacifist State into a nation of iron strength and will." This type of message is also portrayed in the article from August 24, 1932. Two years after his historic testimony in front of the Supreme Court of Germany his dream of his National Socialist party gaining control of the government was coming true. His party had gained so much power and control in the government that President Von Hindenburg and Chancellor Von Papen had to arrange a meeting with Hitler to see his intentions for the future. They arranged this meeting due to their fear of his ability to take over the government. In this meeting Hitler was offered a secondary high-ranking position. Hitler refused the offer and demanded the power of a dictatorship. He wanted the same powers as Mussolini had acquired in Italy. The two of these articles are very similar in many ways. They are both related to some of the major events leading up to the take over of the government by Hitler. The first article was laying the foundations for the events of the second article. Hitler needed a forum to spread his message to large amounts of people. He did this with speeches and forums like the example from the first article. We see he succeeded in doing this by the power his party had acquired by the time the second article had been written. The President and Chancellor knew that the tak...