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Quentin B. Leonard’s ‘44 letter to Professor Raymond Archibald explained that he believed the magazines he’d gathered from Hitler’s residence were “totally worthless, except for their souvenir value.”

Jacob Smollen

Jacob Smollen is a Metro editor covering city and state politics and co-editor of the Bruno Brief. He is a junior from Philadelphia studying International and Public Affairs.

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An open title page to "The Prophecies of Nostradamus," with handwritten lettering under the words "Die Weissagungen des Nostradamus." On the left page, there is a paper attachment that states "Ex Libris Adolf Hitler" with Nazi party symbolism and a swastika.

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By Irene Zheng | January 5

The Prophecies of Nostradamus was one of several books related to the occult owned by Adolf Hitler which now belong to the Brown Library.

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An open section of one of Hitler's books, with text on both pages. There are vertical red markings that resemble crayon markings on the sides of the page, seemingly highlighting or drawing attention to certain excerpts of the passage. There are two markings, one in the middle of the left page and the other in the middle of the right page. The book is flipped to page 88 and 89, with the right page being the first page to section III, titled "Praxis."

Jacob Smollen

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By Jacob Smollen | January 5

Ryback says the underlined sections in some of Hitler’s books are the same ideas appearing in his speeches. Collaço says it’s impossible to prove the markings are from Hitler himself.

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