However, before this farce had ended, certain changes occurred. Although Adolf could not wait to wipe out all the Labor Parties across Germany, sink them into the sea, or imprison them for wholesale extermination, divisions arose within the National Party. Goebbels, one of the German National Party's key figures, was among them.
A week after the Stormtroopers and the Red Front Alliance clashed, Goebbels hurried from the German National Party's Propaganda Department to Adolf's office in Berlin.
"We cannot eliminate the Labor Party for the time being. We should even halt most of our operations and allow the Labor Party to preserve its strength for now."
In Adolf's office, Goebbels solemnly offered this advice. The proposal made Adolf's expression turn somewhat unpleasant.
Adolf said coldly, "This is our best opportunity to completely overturn the German Labor Party. Jupp, you had better give me a convincing reason."
"Jupp" was Adolf's private nickname for Goebbels, revealing the closeness between them. Goebbels himself was Adolf's fanatical believer, and he was also wise and resourceful, greatly valued by Adolf.
Had anyone else made this suggestion, Adolf would never have sat there so calmly and listened to their arguments.
Rather than answering Adolf's question immediately, Goebbels asked, "Great Party Leader, what do you believe is our National Party's foremost task at present?"
Without hesitation, Adolf said, "Naturally, it is to change this failed country and let Germany's glory shine over the entire world."
The corners of Goebbels's lips tightened slightly. Satisfied, he said, "That is the shared goal of us all, but our immediate objective is first to rule Germany and make you its ruler."
"Only then can we unleash our vengeance. Therefore, at this stage, all our strategies should place controlling the Imperial Parliament above all else."
"Make everyone cast their votes for us.