Goebbels’ Collection of Letters Provide Glimpse of Anti-Semitism and Controlling Personality

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Goebbels delivering a speech in Nazi-Germany 1934. Photo: wiki commons.

Business Week – The love letters, school papers and dramatic works of college-age Joseph Goebbels reveal a romantic young man beginning to show signs of anti-Semitism and egotistical and controlling behavior, according to a Connecticut auction house selling the pre-war writings of Adolf Hitler’s propaganda chief.

Alexander Historical Auctions plans to sell the collection on Sept. 27 in Stamford, saying it may prove invaluable in providing historical and psychological insights.

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