Now I stand here, before the eyes of the world, thinking about what I've done. I realize now, that what I did was wrong. I should have exterminated the Jews within Germany first, to show everyone how perfect it would be within a society without Jews. My mistake was to attack first, my second mistake was to open two fronts. My last mistake before I was captured was my failure to eliminate but one more Jew off the face of this planet.
No, I am not a madman. How dare you hypocrites come and point to me as if I were a monster. When I expelled the Jews from my country, it was not I who denied them their visas. It was not I who turned a blind eye to what I have been doing. You all had your own versions of this. The Japanese in their camps within the United States, the British and their subjugation of the Indian peoples, The Russians and their intellectuals and religious peoples. How dare you point to me as a monster. We have all done what was necessary to further our peoples, to promote a safer and better society.
Now did we commit war crimes? Yes, I will confess to that. I did not order my troops to commit savage attacks on the Russian peoples, what they did and what their commanders ordered was an unfortunate by-product of war. And on the account of the Kommandobefehl, those men were combats engaged in warfare, if you want to treat them as innocents realize you sent them to die.
Alas, I will never be able see the Germany I created to prosper, for the Jewish threat to be eliminated. Did I hear correctly that you simpletons will be creating a Jewish state? You fools, only more conflict will arise from such a state. If you actually believe that Sykes' and Picot's agreement is the right way to handle it, fine, you deal with the aftermath. One thing I can admire about the Arabs, is that they have their own hatred of the Jews.
So, on with it. Order my execution, my murder. Confirm your reservations for you palace in hell. I will see each and everyone of you there.
(I am not an anti-Semite, I was just following the writing prompts orders)