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Illuminati would choose to further their goals. As a puppet of the Illuminati, he was used to set
the stage for the conflict which would eventually lead to the establishment of the United Nations,
a major step towards one-world government; and to shame the world into allowing the State of
Israel to be established.
Edward George Bulwer-Lytton (1803-73), a graduate of Cambridge University, and a Mason,
who became a member of the British Parliament, wrote a novel in 1871 called Vril: The Power of
the Coming Race, about a super-race of white Aryans that took control of the world. Researchers
consider him responsible for the birth of the Nazi movement, because Hitler was said to have
been influenced by this book, and another novel, Rienzi: The Last of the Roman Tribunes, which
was adapted into a major opera by German composer Richard Wagner. After seeing Rienzi for
the first time in November, 1906, Hitler talked about a “mandate which, one day, he would
receive from the people, to lead them out of servitude to the heights of freedom.” He believed
that he would be entrusted with a special mission. He later told Frau Wagner, the composer’s
widow: “In that hour it began (the Nazi movement known as National Socialism).”
History shows that Hitler ordered the death of six million Jews during the Holocaust in
Europe. Why he did, has become a mystery, since it really hasn’t been established that he had an
intense hatred for Jews.
A U.S. Office of Strategic Services psychological report by Walter C. Langer, later published
as The Mind of Adolf Hitler, says that the young Hitler was befriended by Jewish art dealers who
“paid generously for his mediocre watercolors.” Because of his financial situation, a Jewish
landlady charged him only a nominal rent, and even moved out of her apartment on one occasion
so that Hitler and a friend could have more room. A Jewish used-clothing dealer gave him a long
black overcoat, which he wore constantly. When he was a lance-corporal during World War I,
Hitler was awarded the Iron Cross (First and Second Class), a rare honor for a soldier of such
low rank, who hadn’t really done anything to deserve such a distinction. He learned later, that the
commendation was the result of the “efforts of the regimental adjutant, Hugo Gutmann, a Jew.”
When he became Fuhrer, Hitler hired a Jewish maid to do his cooking. On one occasion,
when it was suggested that he get rid of her, he became furious. Dr. Eduard Bloch, a Jewish
physician, had been the Hitler family doctor since Hitler was a child. Bloch had treated Hitler’s
mother when she was dying of cancer. After her funeral, Hitler accompanied his sisters to thank
him, and said: “I shall be grateful to you forever.” He sent the doctor two postcards, one that he
handpainted. Both of them said: “From your ever grateful patient, Adolf Hitler.”
Hitler had even wondered if he himself was Jewish. This idea stemmed from the fact that
Hitler’s father, Alois, was illegitimate, and the identity of his grandfather had never been
established. During Hitler’s rise to power, his half-brother’s son threatened to reveal that Hitler
was of Jewish ancestry. One investigation discovered that Hitler’s grandfather had been the son
of a Jewish family called Frankenburger, in Gratz, who employed Hitler’s grandmother, Maria
Anna Schicklgruber, as a maid. She had become pregnant by their son, while she was working in
their home. The family sent her money for a year and a half to help support the child. Another
investigation said that Alois was conceived in Vienna, where Hitler’s grandfather was employed
as a servant in the home of Baron Rothschild. Maria was sent home to Spital, where Hitler’s
father was born.
In Hitler’s War, written in 1977 by British author and historical revisionist, David Irving, he
revealed that Hitler didn’t order the Jewish massacres, and didn’t find out about it until late in the
war. There is no record of Hitler ever visiting a concentration camp, although he did watch films
and see photographs.