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No, the Nazis’ aim was quite a different one. They wished to make German Protestantism a kind of state religion, after stripping it of all Christian principles. To delude the simple-minded, they called it ‘German Christianity.’

— Friedrich Thyssen I Paid Hitler (1941)

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Goering is like a child; he wants everything he sees.

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What we witness to-day in German politics, as well as in German economy, is a manifestation of the Prussian spirit.

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Hitler swore before Field Marshal von Hindenburg a solemn oath to respect a constitution which guaranteed the rights of man and political freedom in Germany.

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The true Germany, with its western traditions, must be separated from Prussia, which belongs to the east.

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