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7/6/2025, 4:23:19 AM
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>>508915118
“The National Socialist State professes its allegiance to positive Christianity.”
Source: Speech in Stuttgart, February 15, 1933, documented in Norman H. Baynes, The Speeches of Adolf Hitler, 1942.
“I am convinced that I am acting as the agent of our Creator.”
Source: Speech at the Reichsparteitag, Nuremberg, September 6, 1938, recorded in Max Domarus, The Complete Hitler: His Speeches and Proclamations, 1990.
“The German people are not a people of the book, but a people of the Christian faith.”
Source: Speech in Munich, April 12, 1922, cited in John Toland, Adolf Hitler, 1976.
“We are a people of different faiths, but we are one. Which faith conquers the other is not the question; rather, the question is whether Christianity stands or falls.”
Source: Speech in Berlin, October 24, 1933, published in Völkischer Beobachter, October 26, 1933.
“The Christian religion is the only one that can claim to have God’s blessing in the struggle for existence.”
Source: Speech in Passau, November 2, 1928, documented in Ernst Boepple, Adolf Hitler’s Reden, 1933.
“Our movement is not against Christianity, but for Christianity.”
Source: Speech in Cologne, March 21, 1933, quoted in Richard Steigmann-Gall, The Holy Reich, 2003.
“The National Socialist movement will always let its conduct be determined by the commandments of Christianity.”
Source: Speech in Coburg, October 19, 1932, cited in William L. Shirer, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, 1960.
“The National Socialist State professes its allegiance to positive Christianity.”
Source: Speech in Stuttgart, February 15, 1933, documented in Norman H. Baynes, The Speeches of Adolf Hitler, 1942.
“I am convinced that I am acting as the agent of our Creator.”
Source: Speech at the Reichsparteitag, Nuremberg, September 6, 1938, recorded in Max Domarus, The Complete Hitler: His Speeches and Proclamations, 1990.
“The German people are not a people of the book, but a people of the Christian faith.”
Source: Speech in Munich, April 12, 1922, cited in John Toland, Adolf Hitler, 1976.
“We are a people of different faiths, but we are one. Which faith conquers the other is not the question; rather, the question is whether Christianity stands or falls.”
Source: Speech in Berlin, October 24, 1933, published in Völkischer Beobachter, October 26, 1933.
“The Christian religion is the only one that can claim to have God’s blessing in the struggle for existence.”
Source: Speech in Passau, November 2, 1928, documented in Ernst Boepple, Adolf Hitler’s Reden, 1933.
“Our movement is not against Christianity, but for Christianity.”
Source: Speech in Cologne, March 21, 1933, quoted in Richard Steigmann-Gall, The Holy Reich, 2003.
“The National Socialist movement will always let its conduct be determined by the commandments of Christianity.”
Source: Speech in Coburg, October 19, 1932, cited in William L. Shirer, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, 1960.
6/26/2025, 12:57:03 AM
>>508734221
find one quote attributed to hitler that has him antichrist or pro pagan that was published BEFORE he died i can give you over twenty quotes of him from while he was alive during speeches and from his book where he paints himself as a passionate christian
that is not a coincidence they lied about him after he died period
find one quote attributed to hitler that has him antichrist or pro pagan that was published BEFORE he died i can give you over twenty quotes of him from while he was alive during speeches and from his book where he paints himself as a passionate christian
that is not a coincidence they lied about him after he died period
6/13/2025, 1:18:28 AM
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>>507143853
These völkisch dreamers, these folklore comedians, are respected by no one except perhaps the Jew himself. To him they are useful either as abject idiots or as deliberate agents who help to keep the German people embroiled in absurd religious controversies, thus diverting their attention from the real enemy.”
Source: Mein Kampf, Vol. 2, Chapter 12 (1925), translated by James Murphy, 1939.
>>507143853
These völkisch dreamers, these folklore comedians, are respected by no one except perhaps the Jew himself. To him they are useful either as abject idiots or as deliberate agents who help to keep the German people embroiled in absurd religious controversies, thus diverting their attention from the real enemy.”
Source: Mein Kampf, Vol. 2, Chapter 12 (1925), translated by James Murphy, 1939.
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