>Hitlerbros were real big on Christianity. Not really no. In his tabletalk with Speer, Hitler considered Christianity and Bolshevism equally inventions of the Jew, the intended end result of Nazi Germany was some kind of weird Germanic cult that worshiped the Aryan race and Germany's "Christianity" is what is known as Positive Christianity - a form of Christianity that made Jesus a Germanic Aryan.
So they were big on Christianity, their own mangled interpretation of Christianity.
>delicious brown Any colored pages of her? She looks pretty pale to me in black and white.
Colton Gomez
I presumed she'd be. But I guess it's up in the air. Wouldn't make a lot of sense for her to not at least be tanned though...
Jaxson Murphy
>Not really no. In his tabletalk with Speer, Hitler considered Christianity and Bolshevism equally inventions of the Jew, the intended end result of Nazi Germany was some kind of weird Germanic cult that worshiped the Aryan race and Germany's "Christianity" is what is known as Positive Christianity - a form of Christianity that made Jesus a Germanic Aryan. >en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Positive_Christianity >So they were big on Christianity, their own mangled interpretation of Christianity. American education.
Only Himmler and to a lesser extent Rosenberg were into neopaganism, Hitler was a staunch Catholic. Speer's stuff is iffy at best and the whole neopagan occult Nazi stuff was invented after the war by a Jewish and a pagan member of the French resistance in their book Dawn of the Magicians, which is where many of today's esoteric memes come from, from occult Nazis to ancient astronauts since it was a huge hit in the 60s hippie scene.
Nathan Thomas
>Hitler: And this is our final solution. >Cleopatra: Whoa whoa whoa. I need the jews to build my pyramids. Let's not go crazy here.
Julian Roberts
>pyramids That's something Prince of Egypt made up. Exodus never mentions the pyramids and we know the pyramids were built by paid volunteers.
