"Mr Hitler was the angriest probably anybody had seen him. Judging by the German aides's reactions not even they had seen him that angry. His face was as red as a trolleybus and he could barely keep from screaming. Amazingly he didn't and instead spoke the most violently anti-British and anti-French rhetoric I had ever heard. He called the French 'British lap dogs' and slaves to the 'dastardly Jews in London'. After a full 10 minuets of ranting on the French, which almost killed Edouard, poor man, he turned on Neville. He called him a Jew and 'dirty backstabber' who wanted war. Those above expressions are the tames of the many things he called the British and French leaders. After that Hitler finally sat down, wiping spittle from his chin, to a room that was so silent, I could hear the blood rushing in my ears. The room was silent for no more than two minuets before the French and British delegations got up and left, without another word"