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the whole speech is directed to pathos of the soldiers
Orientational metaphor?:  We think too much and do too little

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He used political oratory to convince people to do something in the future.

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He used political part in division of oratory as his goal is to persuade the audience and affect them.

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form and information because he has a balance of factual information and form

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Ceremonial approach to his speech. He assumes his audience agrees with him when delivering his speech

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political oratory because he persuading his audience to do something in the future

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He used pathos through his use of emotionally charged words, which especially increased as the speech progressed.

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He assumed that his audience was already in agreement with him and used that to incorporate factual information and persuasion for the future.

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Judicial - he's almost defending the Jewish people that were (or are?) in the concentration camps. He's also attacking Hitler in a way by tearing down dictators since he was one.

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Orientational Metaphors -> "Emotions are Places"

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He used chiasmus. "the power they took from people would return to people"

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He used delivered his speech assuming his audience agreed with him already (ceremonial approach)

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I saw organizational rhetoric. As a leader of his party, Hitler presumably speaks as one person representing a whole. But this "whole" is just a fraction of the world.

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He uses repetition a  lot.

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This speech suggests that

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He began the speech in a controlled fashion then slowly used more intense language to engage his audience and unite them in their support for his words.

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his got a loud voice and gradually being louder of what he was saying.

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His voice got louder alone with the change of his emotion.

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his voice became louder and he chose impressive words as the speech goes to the end, it is presumable that he wanted to emphasize the contents of the speech at the end.

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how soldiers should not die for causes that they do not support or to hurt others who suffer

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His dramatic voice and movement gave the speech more power to influence people

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The entire speech was an uphill growth to the end, where he was yelling and very invested in what he was saying.

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His voice grew more confident and seemingly passionate throughout the speech.

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He spoke about a united effort to make the world a better place

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Towards the end of the speech he began speaking in that same passionate way that Hitler was always show speaking like, but the content of the speech was much different with this impersonator.

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1. He used his body like how he was shaking as a way to portray his emotions.
2. He became emotionally invested in the cause.

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He got loud.