Goebbels's diary

There is no denying that Goebbels was one of the few intelligent people who surrounded Hitler, from his rise until his death, and that he was one of the few who played a prominent role in the history of the Third Reich.
Hitler needed aides who would implement his policies and achieve his goals and objectives, and from here Goebbels's great role emerges. In contrast to most of those who surrounded Hitler and rallied around him, he was not the "brilliant one" who listened and obeyed, and ordered and obeyed, but rather he was the assistant. Intelligent and brilliant, he held several positions during the Nazi era. He was known for his extreme intelligence, his diligence in working, his prowess in organization, and his enthusiasm in battles. Ideological. Hitler assigned him the role of orator, journalist, and preacher. He was the flawless, articulate orator who spent long hours addressing the masses, captivating their minds and hearts with the eloquence of his words and the magic of his words. No one could have distinguished him in this talent and in his ability to influence and direct the masses except Hitler. same.