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In the corridors they would fall silent as he approached them, and friends called less often to the house. He recognised the signals. It was time to act.
Gerhardt knew that his superior officer Colonel Spier held the list of persons deemed by the party to be a possible threat to any government that may be formed when they gained a majority. Hitler’s ultimate aim was to rule alone without the coalition of other parties. To date the list contained the names of known communist party members, intell...ectuals who may query the ideals of the Nazis, church leaders, unionists, government employees, teachers and others.
No one in Gerhardt’s department had access to the list except his boss, and the list was kept in a safe to which only Spier knew the combination. But Spier had a weakness. Gerhardt knew his boss had no mind for numbers. An intelligent man but poor with arithmetic. Such a weakness may lead a man to record the safe combination and carry it with him, Gerhardt concluded. If he was right, Gerhardt knew his boss was smarter than to leave any such record lying around his office in a bureau or desk drawer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the corridors they would fall silent as he approached them, and friends called less often to the house. He recognised the signals. It was time to act.
Gerhardt knew that his superior officer Colonel Spier held the list of persons deemed by the party to be a possible threat to any government that may be formed when they gained a majority. Hitler’s ultimate aim was to rule alone without the coalition of other parties. To date the list contained the names of known communist party members, intell...ectuals who may query the ideals of the Nazis, church leaders, unionists, government employees, teachers and others.
No one in Gerhardt’s department had access to the list except his boss, and the list was kept in a safe to which only Spier knew the combination. But Spier had a weakness. Gerhardt knew his boss had no mind for numbers. An intelligent man but poor with arithmetic. Such a weakness may lead a man to record the safe combination and carry it with him, Gerhardt concluded. If he was right, Gerhardt knew his boss was smarter than to leave any such record lying around his office in a bureau or desk drawer.
What to read after Papua?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Watt to read onlineMoreLess
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