To fully utilize people’s emotion of pathos to gain their support, Hitler convinced the Germans that the other nations in the world considered Germany as inferior and the Germans as second-class citizens. This angered the volk, who have been doctrinated to believe that they were the superior race by the nationalist political idea Pan-Germanism. Especially with the unfair treatments perceived from the Treaty of Versailles, which it added odds to Hitler’s statement, the emotion of the crowd would be full of indignation, and as a result, they would be more united as a race and agreed with Hitler’s idea of fighting against enemy nations through aggressive actual deeds. Other than anger, Hitler also wanted the Germans to have sympathy about themselves
