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Something extraordinary happened to Hitler that night in Lintz.
林特茲的那個晚上在希特勒身上發生了某種非同尋常的事。
Something that demonstrates how charismatic leadership is about a connection between the leader and the led.
這表明領導魅力下領導與被領導之間的關系。
For Hitler only decided now, once he'd witnessed the joyous reaction of the people of Lintz, that Austria should formally become a part of Germany, rather than remain a separate country within the Nazi empire, as he'd originally planned.
現在希特勒做出的唯一決定是,一旦他目睹了林特茲人民的歡樂的反應,奧地利就應該正式成為德國的一部分,而不是他原計劃那樣仍然是納粹帝國統治下一個獨立的國家。
It was as if the people had changed his mind for him.
就好像人們已經對他改變了主意。
Hitler moved on to Vienna.
希特勒繼續旅程來到維也納。
And his emotional state would have been heightened even more by what happened next.
而他的情緒狀態會因為接下來發生的事情而加劇。
It was here, as an unknown young man, struggling to survive before the First World War, that he had dreamt dreams of greatness.
正是在這里,作為一個未知的年輕人, 在第一次世界大戰之前為生存而掙扎的他夢到了偉大的夢想。
At the Vienna opera, he'd seen Wagner's heroic opera Lohengrin over and over again.
在維也納歌劇院,他一遍又一遍欣賞著瓦格納的英雄歌劇羅英格林。
