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			==Mussolini==

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			==Operation Valkyrie==

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	Later when Kluge turned against Hitler the Fuehrer told his officers at headquarters, “I personally promoted him twice, gave him the highest decorations, gave him a large ~~estate…~~ and a large supplement to his pay as Field ~~Marshal…”~~ (Gilbert, Hitler Directs His War, pp. 101–02, a stenographic account of Hitler’s conference at headquarters on August 31, 1944.)		Later when Kluge turned against Hitler the Fuehrer told his officers at headquarters, "I personally promoted him twice, gave him the highest decorations, gave him a large estate... and a large supplement to his pay as Field Marshal…" (Gilbert, Hitler Directs His War, pp. 101–02, a stenographic account of Hitler’s conference at headquarters on August 31, 1944.)

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			==Invasion of Germany==

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	A fragment of the Fuehrer conference of January 27 has preserved part of the scene. HITLER: Do you think the English are enthusiastic about all the Russian developments? GOERING: They certainly didn’t plan that we hold them off while the Russians conquer all of Germany… They had not counted on our… holding them off like madmen while the Russians drive deeper and deeper into Germany, and practically have all of Germany now… JODL: They have always regarded the Russians with suspicion. GOERING: If this goes on we will get a telegram [from the English] in a few days. 16 On such a slender thread the leaders of the Third Reich began to pin their last hopes.		A fragment of the Fuehrer conference of January 27 has preserved part of the scene.

			HITLER: Do you think the English are enthusiastic about all the Russian developments?

			GOERING: They certainly didn’t plan that we hold them off while the Russians conquer all of Germany… They had not counted on our… holding them off like madmen while the Russians drive deeper and deeper into Germany, and practically have all of Germany now…

			JODL: They have always regarded the Russians with suspicion.

			GOERING: If this goes on we will get a telegram <nowiki>[from the English]</nowiki> in a few days.

			On such a slender thread the leaders of the Third Reich began to pin their last hopes.

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			==Scorched Earth==

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			==Final Days==

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	As a person he was not unintelligent. He had read widely in history and thought he understood its lessons. But as dictator he had made the fatal mistake of seeking to make a martial, imperial Great Power of a country which lacked the industrial resources to become one and whose people, unlike the Germans, were too civilized, too sophisticated, too down to earth to be attracted by such false ambitions.		As a person he <nowiki>[Mussolini]</nowiki> was not unintelligent. He had read widely in history and thought he understood its lessons. But as dictator he had made the fatal mistake of seeking to make a martial, imperial Great Power of a country which lacked the industrial resources to become one and whose people, unlike the Germans, were too civilized, too sophisticated, too down to earth to be attracted by such false ambitions.

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