Paul von Hindenburg's funeral at the Tannenberg Memorial in 1934

The transcript describes a scene involving the Third Reich, focusing on an elderly general's crocodile tears and a man's satisfied expression, suggesting he holds the fate of the world in his hands.

What emotions does the elderly general display according to the text?

Discuss the significance of the term 'crocodile tears' in the context of the text.

How does the text describe the man's demeanor?

What can be inferred about the man's knowledge and confidence?

What does the phrase 'the fate of the world in his powerful hand' imply about the man's role?