/lit/ - Literature

>>13185338
it's naive and comfy art
it shows how kind his heart was

>>12249561
>no source
Every single time there's an "Hitler was antichristian" quote, there's no source, or a secondary one.
If it's Rauschning, it has been debunked in the 80s. If it's Bormann, Skorzeny contradicts it and there is then no reason to take into account these supposed "secret quotes" that oppose EVERYTHING Hitler said in his 2 books (MK and Zweites Buch) and in the ENTIRERTY of his speeches.

Mein Kampf contains two sentences that are problematic for a Christian, which is quite ok for a book this long.
Mein Kampf was not put in the Index.
As soon as 1933, Hitler signed a concordate with the Holy See.
Hitler was against Rosenberg's thesis (see Timothy W. Ryback Hitler's Private Library)
There were more than 2000 churches built or rebuilt during the IIIrd Reich, and bus lines for soldiers to go to the Mass on sundays.
The first procession of Corpus Christi since the foundation of Prussia happened in 1933.
There were massive processions even during the war.
Priests in concentration camps were treated nicely (according to Paul Berben in the very official "Dachau: The official history"), there were even processions in the camps.
And so on, and so on.

Pic related, a painting dating from 1915 by Hitler.