Hitler Loved Christ
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The Great Führer Adolf Hitler was devoted to protecting the Christian faith throughout his life. Writings, testimonies, and actions prove this notion completely true.
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The Sin Against Blood And Race

“...The race that cannot withstand the test will simply die out, making room for healthier, tougher, or more resistant races. Because this question primarily concerns future generations, it is one of those cases where, with terrible justification, the sins of the fathers are visited upon their children, unto the tenth generation–a truism, but one 
that applies only to a desecration of blood and race.”
(paraphrased from Deut. 23:2)

— Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf Chapter X

Deuteronomy 23:2 KJV
A bastard shall not enter into the congregation of the LORD; even to his tenth generation shall he not enter into the congregation of the LORD.


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“I REJECT THE CHARGES that the Party and the so-called "minority of deluded and bewitched followers of neo-paganism" can use official NSDAP events for anti-Christian demonstrations as an unfounded challenge. National Socialism, which defeated Bolshevism in Germany at a time when the Church was not in able to overcome it, DID MORE FOR CHRISTIANITY than all other parties in Germany combined! There has never been a single anti-Christian demonstration on the part of the National Socialist Party. The most terrible anti-Christian demonstrations that you can imagine were the alliances of the prelates of the Center Party with the atheistic Marxist leaders.”

—Alfred Rosenberg, in his book "Gestaltung der Idee", pp. 354-355

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“In ideological teaching , I FORBID ALL ATTACKS DIRECTED AGAINST CHRIST as a person, starting with such attacks or insults that Christ was a Jew, which are unworthy of us and, of course, historically untrue. [...] Any negative criticism , which goes beyond historical facts, is harmful, like any negativity.”

— Heinrich Himmler, BArch NS 19/3902, pp. 344 (28 June 1937)

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"We are convinced that our faith in God and OUR CHRISTIANITY stand up better to hard trials than the faith and Christianity of those who often adhere only to formalities. We National Socialists show closeness to our neighbors through the NSV, Winter Aid, Christmas gifts for millions of the poor, a great all-embracing national community. WE CONSIDER OURSELVES TO BE BETTER CHRISTIANS than those who only meaningfully pronounce the words of Christ. And we do not intend to found new churches , for example, National Socialist churches. We respect the church , but we demand for our state what belongs to him."

— Rudolf Hess, in his speech to the officers of the Wehrmacht national-political training course, delivered on January 16, 1937 in Berlin, in "Rudolf Hess Reden", pp. 244

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“Christianity is waging a religious crusade against paganism in all its excesses and manifestations. And just as you, Mr. Benefiziat, are convinced that the German people can never achieve salvation apart from Christ, so I am convinced that they can never achieve salvation and strength apart from the Hooked-cross. And I CAN ONLY WISH FOR THE DAY when the German people will stand on this land, firm, unshakable and united, as a symbol of the struggle for everyday life, to the left of the sword is the Hooked-cross, and to the right, as a symbol of faith and struggle. for the eternal — the cross of the Lord.”

— Adolf Hitler
In his letter to Pastor Magnus Gött dated March 2nd, 1927, in “Vierteljahrshefte für Zeitgeschichte Volume 42 (1994) Issue 3”, p. 490.

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In 1943, the U.S. National Catholic welfare conference supposedly drew significant attention to the words attributed to Hitler referencing a hidden plan to destroy Christianity sometime in the near future:

“We are not out against the hundred and one different kinds of Christianity, but AGAINST CHRISTIANITY ITSELF. All people who profess creeds are smugglers in foreign coin, and TRAITORS TO THE PEOPLE. Even those Christians who really want to serve the people, and there are such, will have to be suppressed.” - Adolf Hitler to the Reich Leader of the Students’ League in 1935.

This statement, which thoroughly contradicts every other address and speech the Führer had made in 1935, was cited in 'The Speeches of Adolf Hitler, April 1922-August 1939, Volume 2' published to the Oxford university press and the author explains:

“I HAVE NO GERMAN TEXT FOR THIS and I am unable to trace on what authority this citation is attributed to Hitler. I quote from 'Nazi Nuggets', ed. Clara Leiser. London, Gollancz, 1939”

— Norman H. Baynes, in The Speeches of Adolf Hitler (April 1922 – August 1939, pp. 1716

“[...] To Sir Nevile Henderson in an interview (on 3 Mar. 1938) Hitler said that he would not brook any further interference by English Churchmen in the religious affairs of Germany. It was their meddling which had caused him to give orders for Niemöller to be put into a concentration camp after he had been set at liberty. If any English bishops attempted to come to Germany, they would be turned back at the frontier. He concluded with the statement that nowhere was religion freer than in Germany.” (Sir Nevile Henderson, The Failure of a Mission. Berlin 19371939, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1940, pp. 73-4). pp. 1717

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“I would like to express today that the Hitler Youth is connected to God like no other youth, that it does not question its religious attitude and that we all will not allow ourselves to be dishonored by our loyalty to God, our leader and Germany in front of anyone. And all this not by order or by command, but out of inner duty . Despite all the attacks of the opponents of our youth, we stand upright in faith to our banner, our leader and his people, and believe that we may be able to stand before the eternal Judge of the world with a demonstration of our humility and faith that His forgiving mercy can recognize the basis of our aspiration, love for Him. Here the youth stand and bow their heads.”

— Baldur von Schirach, in his speech on June 2, 1935 to the Hitler Youth, ‘Revolution der Erziehung’, pp. 150

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“I STRICTLY FORBID any disturbance or tactlessness at religious events of all denominations (e.g. also at processions of the Catholic Church). A tactful attitude is also a matter of course when churches are visited for historical or artistic reasons. Just as I make sure that, in accordance with the orders of the Führer's deputy, no one suffers any disadvantage or even ridicule because of his own religious worldview, I forbid myself to allow a member of the SS to harass or ridicule another person because of his religious beliefs. Just as the German has never been in favor of compulsion of conscience, the religious convictions and views of his neighbor are just as sacred and inviolable to him. I will expel members of the SS who violate these principles from the SS as soon as I learn of them.”

— Heinrich Himmler, BArch NS 19/3902, pp. 58 (15 September 1934)

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“... [The Reich] will firmly protect Christianity as the basis of our entire morality, and the family as the nucleus of our national and state body. It will bring our people back to consciousness of their national and political unity and the duties that flow from it, regardless of status and class. She wants to make reverence for our great past and pride in our old traditions the basis for the education of German youth. It will thus declare a merciless war on intellectual, political and cultural nihilization. Germany must not and will not sink into communist anarchy!”

— Adolf Hitler, first radio address as Reich Chancellor dated February 1, 1933: Hitler, Adolf. [Adolf Hitler's First Radio Address as Chancellor of Germany]. 1933.

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“In his [Hitler's] work “Mein Kampf” he emphasizes from the ancient Germanic feeling (which animated both the Visigoths and Theodoric, as well as the “pagan” kings of the Frisians) respect for every true religious belief. He saw Christianity in the broadest sense as a phenomenon associated with Jesus Christ, the actual EXISTING SOUL FOUNDATION OF OUR BEING, and from this general view of him and the other founders of the National Socialist movement arose §24 of the program, which has caused so much controversy.”

— Alfred Rosenberg, on the meaning of Point §24 of the Party platform, Nationalsozialistische Monatshefte, Volume 2, Issue 10 (1931)

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Hitler receiving the sabre of Charlemagne in Nuremberg (1938)

On the orders of Adolf Hitler, the imperial relics were brought to Nuremberg in 1938, where they were displayed in the Katharinenkloster. During the Second World War they were stored in the Historischer Kunstbunker to protect them from aerial bombardment. The Imperial regalia were found there by American soldiers in 1945 and returned to the Hofburg in 1946.

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On January 27th, 1943, German evangelicals sent a telegraph to the great Adolf Hitler, revering him for his loyalty to Germany and also praying for his absolute victory:

“On the 10th anniversary of the Führer's assumption of power, the German Evangelical Church commemorates it with loyalty and with the readiness to use all its strength to achieve victory. It asks God, the LORD, that in the future he may rule over our German people with his counterpart.”

Signed – The deputy head of the German Protestant Church.

— Telegraph from Berlin P 60/59 27/1. 1143, Bundesarchiv (BArch R 43-II/165a)
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