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shepardbdead (05/26/2012) [-] 
ummm no, hitler was not a catholic, do your research, he had preference towards protestants. He used religion, in this case christianity as a means to fuel his personal agenda, the man all in all was no christian in that he stood for nothing in what catholics or christians are raised to believe in. So before you make idiotic statements look up your information well.
Furthermore, hitler and the nazis killed many catholic priests and persecuted christianity, not anywhere as much as the jews, but still did.
Furthermore, hitler and the nazis killed many catholic priests and persecuted christianity, not anywhere as much as the jews, but still did.
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iisammehii (05/26/2012) [-] You do realise, that for Hitler to gain support, he needed to pretend to support the churches, catholic and protestant.
As soon as he was in complete power, he began putting Catholics in concentration camps and attacking the churches on both sides.
He was not a Catholic.
As soon as he was in complete power, he began putting Catholics in concentration camps and attacking the churches on both sides.
He was not a Catholic.
#71 to #63
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N. Korean citizen (05/26/2012) [-]
It's debatable, he used often used Christian teachings and references his speeches to gain support, while in private he was very critical of religion.
Germany was a very Christian state, outright denying Christianity would've pretty much guaranteed rebellion, for instance, the only time that Hitler was publicly jeered was by a Catholic crowd at Hof.
Goebbels himself said that Hitler was "deeply religious but entirely anti-Christian."
Germany was a very Christian state, outright denying Christianity would've pretty much guaranteed rebellion, for instance, the only time that Hitler was publicly jeered was by a Catholic crowd at Hof.
Goebbels himself said that Hitler was "deeply religious but entirely anti-Christian."
