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you quote from macbeth, i am in blood, but should i wade no more.urning were as tedious to go. >> it is a mystery to people. the war was lost very early on. it was lost in december, 1941, when the blitzkrieg against russia collapsed. hitler acknowledges this in the war diary. no victory can be won. four days later, pearl harbor and he declares war on america. he has the ussr on one flank and the usa on the other, as well as the british empire arranged against him. then, he is obviously thinking, the war aim of dominating europe is over, but the war aim of killing the jews is still achievable. he sort of thought that was worth doing. in his last will and testament, just a few days before his suicide, he said, i will be thanked by future generations for purging europe of its jews. that cancer of mankind. he honestly thought he had done humanity a service. i don't understand that. >> have you read anything that argues that if he had not gone to russia, if he had not learned the lessons of napoleon, the war would have been different? >> the first law of

i remember when he got to the part, conceive of hamlet or macbeth. nope. if you only knew who was writing your story. you would be so mad. some bad pitches again, hoff there was actually an incredibly common mind set. he was one of the most prominent voices in obstetrics and he had to look at it through the 19th century. immodesty really prevented woman -- women from seeking treatment for their conditions generally age. they believe that only there has been should see their bodies. even when they went to the doctors, they often would be shy about even showing them anything. the title of the chapter reverences and exchange she had with one of his patients. he was like, well, i have to look and see your body in order to assess what is wrong with you. she says, i would rather die than let you see my body. he said, well, what a woman once of a guy wants to. and it was very different from how he treated his students. so this is the faculty of 41. this was jefferson's new faculty. at the top. and they vote would rain for 15 years of unbroken and really influence

. >> rose: you quote from macbeth, i am in blood, step so far that should i wade no more, returning were as tedious as to gore. >> it's a mystery to sane people why-- the war was lost very early on it was lost in december 41ee when the blitzkrieg against russia collapsed and hitler acknowledges this in the war diary, no victory can be won. four days later came pearl harbor and he declares war on america. so he's got ussr one flank, and the u.s. a. on its other as well as the british empire ranged against him. and then he is obviously thinking that the war aim of dominating europe is over. but the war aim of killing the jews is still achievable. and he sort of thought that was worth doing. and in his last will and testament just a few days before his suicide, he said that i will be thanked by future generations for purging europe of its jews. that cancer of mankind. and he honestly thought that he had done humanitarianity a service. now i don't understand that. >> rose: is any-- have you read anything that argues that if, in fact, he had not gone to russia, if he had not learned the lesso