Source: Europa: The Last Battle (Part 10)

I then and there became a young rebel. But who could have studied German history, and not become an enemy of the State, whose rulers exercised such a disastrous influence on the destinies of the German nation? Finally, how could one remain a faithful subject of the House of Habsburg, whose past history and present conduct, proved it to be ready ever and always, to betray the interests of the German people. - Mein Kampf, Volume I, Chapter I Volume I, Chapter I, p25 Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler Translated by James Murphy Hurst and Blackett, London, 1939 music: royalty-free music tracks from pixabay