Messersmith, G.S., undated

Discusses character of Nazi leaders; hardly one of them could be considered normal human being; few of them had been outside Germany and had little knowledge of outside world; they found they could do as they liked in Germany and, drunk with power, thought they could dominate the world; they were all fanatics and it was almost impossible to carry on reasonable conversation with them; Goering could occasionally be reasonable, but he too was abysmally ignorant of outside world; Ribbentrop had traveled some but he had not the mental capacity for giving good advice.