Dennis, you've got it all backwards...

this documentary is pure disinformation in my

most honest opinion. During his later years Hitler saw through this enormous lie.
Consider
this:
Adolf Hitler chose to be very diplomatic when it came to Christianity. Many people due
to misinformation or pure ignorance believe that National Socialist Germany was overly
friendly to Christianity. This is not true by any stretch of the imagination.
Understandably,
Hitler
chose
his
public
words
carefully.
"The war will be over one day. I shall then consider that my life's final task will be to
solve the religious problem. Only then will the life of the German native be guaranteed
once and for all. I don't interfere in matters of belief. Therefore I can't allow churchmen
to interfere with temporal affairs. The organised lie must be smashed." - Adolf Hitler
quoted,
Hitlers
Table
Talk
p.
142-143
"In less than ten years from now, things will have quite another look. [] We shan't be
able to go on evading the religious problem much longer. If anyone thinks it's really
essential to build the life of human society on a foundation of lies, well, in my
estimation, such a society is not worth preserving. If, on the other hand, one believes
that truth is the indispensable foundation, then conscience bids one intervene in the
name of truth, and exterminate the lie." - Adolf Hitler, 8th February 1942, p. 304,
Hitler's
Table
Talk
"One cannot succeed in conceiving how much cruelty, ignominy and falsehood the
intrusion of Christianity has spelt for this world of ours." - Adolf Hitler, 4th February
1942,
p.
288,
Hitler's
Table
Talk
"We will have to deal with Christianity in a tougher way than hitherto. We must settle
accounts with this Christianity, this greatest of plagues that could have happened to us
in our history, which has weakened us in every conflict. If our generation does not do it,
then I believe it would drag on for a long time. We must overcome it within ourselves."
-- Reichsfhrer Heinrich Himmler; Speech to top leaders of the SS, June 9, 1942 Berlin
National Socialist and Christian conceptions are incompatible. The Christian churches
are build upon mens ignorance; by contrast [National Socialism] rests upon scientific
foundations. When we [National Socialists] speak of belief in God, we do not mean, like
the nave Christians and their spiritual exploiters, a man-like being sitting around
somewhere in the universe. The force governed by natural law by which all these
countless planets move in the universe, we call omnipotence or God. The assertion that
this universal force can trouble itself about the destiny of each individual being, every
smallest earthly bacillus, can be influenced by so-called prayers or other surprising
things, depends upon a requisite dose of naivety or else upon shameless professional
self-interest.
Martin Bormann, Reich Leader, 1942, 'National Socialist and Christian Concepts are
Incompatible', From Kirchliches Jahrbuch fur die evangelische Kirche in Deutschland,
1933-1944, pp. 470-472, quoted pp. 245-247, George L. Mosse, Nazi Culture: A
Documentary
History

A quote about Hitler's stance on Christianity from Alfred Rosenberg:

"He had never allowed a member of the clergy to a Party meeting or to the burial of a
member of the Party. The Judeo-Christian plague was now heading towards its end. He
said it was downright horrifying that a religion could ever have been possible which
literally gobbled up its God in communion." - [7?] Hans-Gunther Seraphim, Das
politische Tagebuch Alfred Rosenbergs 1934-1935 und 1939-1940 (Gottingen, 1956)
Goebbels notes in a diary entry in 1939 a conversation in which Hitler had "expressed
his revulsion against Christianity. He wished that the time were ripe for him to be able
to openly express that. Christianity had corrupted and infected the entire world of
antiquity." - Elke Frlich. 1997-2008. Die Tagebcher von Joseph Goebbels. Munich: K.
G.
Sauer.
Teil
I,
v.
6,
p.
272
"The Fuhrer is a man totally attuned to antiquity. He hates Christianity, because it has
crippled all that is noble in humanity. According to Schopenhauer, Christianity and
syphilis have made humanity unhappy and unfree. What a difference between the
benevolent, smiling Zeus and the pain-wracked, crucified Christ. The ancient peoples'
view of God was also much nobler and more humane than the Christians'. What a
difference between a gloomy cathedral and a light, airy ancient temple. He describes
life in ancient Rome: clarity, greatness, monumentality. The most wonderful republic in
history. We would feel no disappointment, he believes, if we were now suddenly to be
transported to this old, eternal city." - Joseph Goebbels, 8 April 1941 from Goebbels
diaries, 1939 - 1941, C.P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 1983, ISBN: 0-399-12763-1
"Our epoch will certainly see the end of the disease of Christianity. It will last another
hundred years, two hundred years perhaps. My regret will have been that I couldn't,
like whoever the prophet was, behold the promised land from afar. We are entering into
a conception of the world that will be a sunny era, an era of tolerance. Man must be put
in a position to develop freely the talents that God has given him. What is important
above all is that we should prevent a greater lie from replacing the lie that is
disappearing. The world of Judaeo-Bolshevism must collapse." - Adolf Hitler, Hitler's
Table
Talk,
27th
February
1942
Goebbels wrote on 29 December 1939, that Hitler viewed Christianity as a "symptom of
decay" and added his own opinion: "Rightly so. It is a branch of the Jewish race. This
can be seen in the similarity of their religious rites. Both (Judaism and Christianity)
have no point of contact to the animal element, and thus, in the end they will be
destroyed" - The Goebbels Diaries 1939-41; Hamish Hamilton Ltd; London; 1982; Fred
Taylor
Translation;
ISBN
0-241-10893-4;
p.77
"Afterward, long discussions about Vatican and Christianity. The Fuhrer is a fierce
opponent of al that humbug, but he forbids me to leave the church. For tactical
reasons. And so for a decade now I have paid my church taxes to support such rubbish.
That is what hurts most." - Joseph Goebbels, 29 April 1941 from Goebbels diaries, 1939
1941
We live in the age of the final confrontation with Christianity. It is part of the mission of
the SS to give the German people over the next fifty years the non-Christian ideological

foundations for a way of life appropriate to their own character. - An SS plan put it in
1937
"I begin to lose all respect for humanity when I think that some people on our side,
Ministers or generals, are capable of believing that we cannot triumph without the
blessing of the Church. Such a notion is excusable in little children who have learnt
nothing
else."
Adolf
Hitler
quoted,
Hitlers
Table
Talk
p.
144
"I condemn Christianity; It is to me the greatest of all imaginable corruptions; it seeks
to work the ultimate corruption, the worst possible corruption. The Christian Church has
left nothing untouched by its depravity; it has turned every value into worthlessness,
and every truth into a lie, and every integrity into baseness of soul... it lives by distress;
it
creates
distress
to
make
itself
immortal...
I call Christianity the one great curse, the one great intrinsic depravity, the one great
instinct for revenge.....I call it the one immortal blemish upon the human race....." - The
great German philosopher, Friedrick Nietzsche (1844-1900)
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able Talk is genuine so-far as that a set of notes were indeed written down by Heinrich
Heim and Henry Picker, under the direction of Martin Bormann, purporting to be the
private opinions of Adolf Hitler. Nobody doubts that. The problem is that it was
translated into French by Franois Genoud (a man who openly admitted to David Irving
that he forged a document claiming to be Hitler's Last Testament) and then Genoud's
French translation was rendered into English by Cameron and Stevens. Genoud seems
to be the one who have made the big changes...

David Irving and Albert Speer are both on record as being convinced that Table Talk is
authentic Hitler.

The problem with denouncing everything Hitler may have written except for Mein
Kampf is that it allows unworthy people to create their own Hitler as there is not
enough information, especially in later years, to give us a picture of a developing Hitler.

I dont think Hitler changed his basic message, but in the early years he was trying to
get the German people to follow him, to join his party, so he was more prone to use
Christian speech and imagery. Once he was Chancellor not so much. During the war,
his speeches were more rare and more about encouraging the German people to be
strong and keep the faith not the Church faiith, but faith in their soldiers, in
themselves, in their sacrifices as necessary and bearing fruit. Also to keep having
children and not allowing themselves to get soft on Jews.

I hope you haven't bought into the whole CI BS

If you study enough about Hitler, you can easily tell that HTT is as genuine as it gets.