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But now he was Chancellor,Hitler also wanted the support of all of those who lived in this land that he considered "true" Germans.
但現(xiàn)作為總理，希特勒希望得到居住本土的真正德國(guó)人支持。
Nazi Stormtroopers were still as ready to spill the blood of their enemies as they'd always been.
納粹沖鋒隊(duì)早已準(zhǔn)備好讓敵人鮮血四濺。
So how could Hitler benefit from the brutality of his Stormtroopers and yet not be blamed for it?
其殘暴行徑是如何助希特勒上位卻不需背負(fù)罵名呢?
An early sign of how Hitler would attempt this deception was shown just two months into his Chancellorship.
在希特勒任總理兩個(gè)月后，深藏他內(nèi)心的計(jì)劃逐步顯現(xiàn)。
Hitler's anti-Semitic prejudice knew no bounds.
他的反猶太主義行為肆無(wú)忌憚。
And on 1st April 1933, with Hitler's approval,the Nazis held a boycott of Jewish shops and businesses that lasted one day.
1933年4月1日,經(jīng)他允許，納粹開(kāi)始破壞猶太人的商店和公司行動(dòng)持續(xù)一天。
I felt like I was falling into a deep hole.
我感覺(jué)自己掉進(jìn)了深淵。
That was when I intuitively realised for the first time that the existing law did not apply to Jews.
那是我第一次本能意識(shí)到現(xiàn)行法律不適用猶太人。
You could do with Jews whatever you liked.
你可對(duì)猶太人為所欲為。
A Jew was an outlaw.
猶太人已失去法律保護(hù)。
But because Hitler didn't know what the reaction to all this would be,particularly abroad,he didn't want his name associated with it.
希特勒不知道人們對(duì)此有何反應(yīng)，尤其海外人士，因此他不想跟這件事又牽連。
The document calling for the boycott was signed only Leadership of the National Socialist German Workers' Party.
號(hào)召抵制的文件署名僅為德國(guó)工黨領(lǐng)導(dǎo)。
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