Uncle A- January 27th, 1932

Uncle A's speech on January 27, 1932, was a campaign address where he condemned Germany's democratic government, the Weimar Republic, and promised that National Socialists would bring salvation to the German people. He specifically attacked the political left, claiming that for "fourteen long years," they had "raped German freedom," and vowed to remove this "terror" within a few months if voters supported the Nazi Party. The speech was a key example of Hitler's powerful oratory used to rally support and demonize political opponents.
- Rhetoric against the Weimar Republic: Hitler denounced the democratic system, framing it as a period of corruption and suffering for Germans.
- Attacks on the political left: He directly attacked opponents, alleging they had engaged in violence and terror.
- Promise of a new order: He presented the Nazi Party as the sole solution to Germany's problems, promising to swiftly eliminate opposition and restore order.
Goal: The speech was a strategic effort to gain support in the lead-up to an election and consolidate power by stoking fear and resentment against political adversaries.