Leon Degrelle calls Hitler a devout Christian man
“People have lied about Hitler in this regard. He was intensely devout and frequently invoked the name of God. His beliefs were Christian, and even in his childhood he was part of the choir in his parish church.”
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“He (Hitler) did not take Himmler’s interest in ancient Germanic religions very seriously, and his policy was very favorable to the Catholic Church, even when opponents of the regime emerged from the Church. On one occasion, I met him one morning when I was on my way to receive communion, and when I told him my intention he was not surprised, telling me that his mother, had she been alive, would have joined me.”
Source: Léon Degrelle in Exile, 1945-1994 by José Luís Jerez Riesco (2009)
“People have lied about Hitler in this regard. He was intensely devout and frequently invoked the name of God. His beliefs were Christian, and even in his childhood he was part of the choir in his parish church.”
[…]
“He (Hitler) did not take Himmler’s interest in ancient Germanic religions very seriously, and his policy was very favorable to the Catholic Church, even when opponents of the regime emerged from the Church. On one occasion, I met him one morning when I was on my way to receive communion, and when I told him my intention he was not surprised, telling me that his mother, had she been alive, would have joined me.”
Source: Léon Degrelle in Exile, 1945-1994 by José Luís Jerez Riesco (2009)