In the first place, you have obviously never once consulted the Table Talk in the German (Picker/Jochmann). The English translation has been denounced as unreliable, although the focus has been concentrated on the subject of religion, and for far too long.
In the Nov. 20, 1941 entry, the word handkerchief is misleading, the word here is actually Schneuztüchel, German for blanket. As for the entry you posted, in the German, he specifically refers to scarve coverings for the head (kopftücher) and necklaces consisting of glass beads (glassketten). That's why it's always important to be pedantic when studying the Table Talk.
This entry has been accurately translated.
Political corruption dies out for a lack of literacy. The Bolshevik revolution marked the decline of the Slavic culture. By depriving these territories of literacy, Hitler hoped that the lingering Bolshevik intelligentsia would eventually perish in and of itself, a time would come when they themselves would have ceased taking it seriously. The increased literacy in Europe not only salvaged the Catholic Church's existence, but resulted in hundreds of dissident Protestant sects, each clamoring to represent the one true faith at the expense of their competitors.
This translation is likewise accurate, though confined to Picker.
The system of education that obtains today is that of systematic cramming, especially in the subjects of history and religion, at the expense of political training. The average individual, a typical victim of the press, quickly forgets what he reads, being accustomed to fast digesting. He finds videos more informative and easier to take in. Meanwhile, students of laws (jurists, lawyers) are made into narrow-minded specialists and humanitarians who are incapable of distinguishing between cases deserving of leniency and cases deserving severe punishment.
This is from Martin Bormann, not Hitler.
I could not find this passage in the German, it's beyond my reach. The context sounds authentic, but it seems unlikely that Hitler would want his Slavic subjects to be so dumbed down that they couldn't even read signs, which were commonplace in the eastern territories under Soviet occupation. https://books.google.com/books?id=IWshAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA216&lpg=PA216&dq=roadway+signs
Whenever Hitler demonstrated his blatant disregard for what happened to the Jews in his writings, speeches, and conversations, he always counterbalanced his statement by appealing to the plight of the German people, even in private circles. He did not do so here. Does that mean he regarded Slavs as non-entities compared to the Jews? Then why all the fuss over his anti-Semitism when his attitude towards Slavs appears to be far worse?
On the other hand, in the Table Talk, Hitler suggested that Beethoven may have had Slavic blood and that this is where his inspiration stemmed from. This goes hand-in-hand with his assertion, made in a public speech, that the British never had a great composer like Beethoven. On at least two separate instances in Otto Wagener's memoirs, he conceded that the Russian-Slavic idea may have creative capacity, elsewhere indicating that Lenin's Slavic lineage (through Lenin's father) was a faint expression of the European will to civilization, which came in conflict with Lenin's Jewishness.
I'll grant that he may have called Ukraine the "European India", but neither Britain nor Rome were his chief inspiration for these ideas (so Hitler was neither imperialist/monarchist nor fascist). Hitler was attempting to revive the ancient Spartan state in the modern world.
Otto Strasser confirmed for me that Hitler's view of the "natural order" corresponds to a warrior caste ruling over helots, he specifically called the Third Reich "Spartan Germany". Hitler's writings and speeches are replete with references to Spartans and helots, including the Zweites Buch.
I would take care to read up on German insiders such as Sebastian Haffner, Otto Strasser, Heinrich Hoffmann (who, as pointed on here and elsewhere, was surprisingly very sober) and Ernst Hanfstaengl. Haffner in particular distinguished between fascists, Nazi adherents, and Nazi fanatics (as did Hitler himself). Most people who joined Hitler's movement either wanted to spread their own ideas (like Otto Strasser) or subvert it from the inside.
Glad to hear it.
How is vegetarianism/veganism bad?
Who is everyone? Name specific historians.
) for longer than men. If you know vegans in real life pay attention and you will see they often do drugs from marijuana to prescription pills because they need to artificially boost their mood, Hitler wasn't any different. Human body is extremely antifragile and can survive hardcore abuse for long time, but you cannot cheat biology and what doesn't kill you immediately will make you slowly decay. Some nutritients are called essential for a reason. Lack of creatine will eventually cause not only bodily weakness but also mental deficiency because creatine is necessary for ADP to ATP conversion in brain tissue, and therefore proper energy metabolism in the brain. Animal protein is a shitty source of protein and it will only make you bloated (like it did Hitler). Bioavailibility aside it does not have all the essential aminoacids needed by human body, including the brain. The body operates by sustaining a hormonal balance and the endocrine system can be considered sort of an operating system of the body. There is simply no chance at upholding optimal endocrine function with vegan diet probiting the organism from acquiring essential nutrients. The single most important nutrient is animal fat. People don't even know what "cholesterol" is but cholesterol is one of the most essential building blocks of the body - it constitutes cell membranes, literally every cell in your body requires it to function. Unsaturated fats, especially polyunsaturated fats (aka industrial seed-derived oils marketed as "plant oils") promote oxidative stress on cellular level, slowing down metaborism, destroying the body's ability to process energy on a most fundamental level, literally aging and slowly killing the organism. Polyunsaturated fats are an element of everyone's diet, but to protect itself from their destructive effects the organism requires a correct ratio of monosaturated fat to polyunsaturated fatty acids.
