HITLER IS LIKENED TO CHRIST BY NAZI; Streicher, in Violent Attack on Jews, Cites a 'Similarity' in Their Lives.
“As a token of the new anti-Semitic wave sweeping through National Socialist ranks, Julius Streicher. Nazi chieftain in Nuremberg and self-styled "Leader of the Franks." delivered a violent diatribe at a mass meeting here. He compared Chancellor Adolf Hitler with Christ and recounted gleefully how he had personally "chastised" a professor in connection with the blood purge of last June.”
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“In answer to those asserting that Christ himself was a Jew, Herr Streicher shouted: “If I should ever stamp Christ as a Jew I would stamp him as criminal. Christ was just as little Jewish as Hitler. And just as Christ was once mocked and disparaged, so certain haughty gentlemen used to mock and disparage our Fuehrer. Adolf Hitler. as house painter and laborer. Just as 2.000 vears ago Christ began to speak in a small circle to poor, simple people while the rich and so the same noble stayed away. thing
has repeated itself in our time.””
Source: The New York Times, Tuesday March 26, 1935
“As a token of the new anti-Semitic wave sweeping through National Socialist ranks, Julius Streicher. Nazi chieftain in Nuremberg and self-styled "Leader of the Franks." delivered a violent diatribe at a mass meeting here. He compared Chancellor Adolf Hitler with Christ and recounted gleefully how he had personally "chastised" a professor in connection with the blood purge of last June.”
[…]
“In answer to those asserting that Christ himself was a Jew, Herr Streicher shouted: “If I should ever stamp Christ as a Jew I would stamp him as criminal. Christ was just as little Jewish as Hitler. And just as Christ was once mocked and disparaged, so certain haughty gentlemen used to mock and disparage our Fuehrer. Adolf Hitler. as house painter and laborer. Just as 2.000 vears ago Christ began to speak in a small circle to poor, simple people while the rich and so the same noble stayed away. thing
has repeated itself in our time.””
Source: The New York Times, Tuesday March 26, 1935