Source L: Part of Hitler's Appeal to the Nation' speech, recorded on 15 July 1932. Within this feeling of inseparable solidarity, mutual respect has grown, and from this respect has come an understanding, and from this understanding the tremendous power which moves us all. We National Socialists thus march into every election with the single commitment that we will the following day, once more take up our work for the inner reorganization of our body politic. For we are not fighting merely for the mandates or the ministerial posts, but rather for the German individual, whom we wish to and shall join together once more to inseparably share a single common destiny. The Almighty, who has allowed us in the past to rise from seven men to thirteen million in thirteen years, will further allow these thirteen million to once become a German nation. It is in this nation that we believe, for this nation we fight; and if necessary, it is to this nation that we are willing, as the thousands of comrades before us, to commit ourselves body and soul. If the nation does its duty, then the day will come which restores to us: one Reich in honor, and freedom, work and bread.

Study Source L.

What were the aims of this Nazi programme pointed out by Hitler?

What technique did he use to arouse the feelings of the people?​