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So what turned Hitler against the Jews, if indeed he was; or was there someone else making
decisions for him.
As early as 1919, he spoke of removing Jews altogether; and in his book Mein Kampf,
written while he was in prison in 1924, for the ‘Beer Hall Putsch,’ spoke of the overthrow of
“world Jewry”: “I believe that I am today acting according to the purposes of the almighty
Creator. In resisting the Jew, I am fighting the Lord’s battle.” On January 30, 1939, he said in a
speech to the Reichstag: “Today I want to be a prophet once more: if international finance Jewry
inside and outside of Europe should succeed once more in plunging nations into another world
war, the consequence will not be the bolshevization of the earth and thereby the victory of Jewry,
but the annihilation of the Jewish race in Europe.” In a public speech in Munich, on November 8,
1942, he said that “International Jewry will be recognized in its full demonic peril; we National
Socialists would see to that.”
Hitler had read the Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, and in 1942, was told by
Himmler, that they were forged, however, Hitler disregarded that fact and said: “We shall regain
our health only by eliminating the Jew.” He attributed the weakness of the German economy to
the Jews, and considered the Treaty of Versailles, a Jewish document. He even accused the Jews
of spreading communism; yet in a speech on February 5, 1941, said that “basically, National
Socialism (Naziism) and Communism are the same.”
Why does the life of Hitler seem to be a series of contradictions? One clue was revealed in
The Secret Diaries of Hitler’s Doctors, written in 1983 by David Irving, which revealed that
Hitler had taken 75 different medications. He was given strychnine and belladonna (for gas),
cocaine and adrenalin (for conjunctivitis), amphetamines, painkillers, and sedatives, including
Eukodal, a synthetic morphine derivative. One has to wonder if Hitler was even aware of what he
was being given. Were they being given to him for the sole purpose of making him mentally
unstable, so he could be controlled by advisors, who were acting on behalf of the forces that
Hitler wrongly identified as the Jewish bankers.
There may also be a more sinister reason which contributed to Hitler’s state of mind. Hitler
and some of his officers had been linked to various occult groups and the use of the swastika
gave evidence of that. In its normal usage, it is a sign of the power of light; but in its reverse
form, as used by the Nazis, it represents the power of darkness. According to writer Joseph Carr:
“We know that Hitler and his top luminaries were either dabblers in the occult, or, outright
Satanists.” As a youth, Hitler had been influenced by George Lanz von Liebenfels, an Austrian
magician who in 1907 founded “The Order of the New Templars,” which used the swastika as its
emblem. He wrote in a 1932 letter that Hitler was one of his pupils and that one day he would
“develop a movement that will make the world tremble.”
Hitler joined a secret group in 1919, called the Thule Society, which practiced black magic
and worshipped Satan. They wanted to form a political party to rally the people against
communism. Its members were drawn from the upper echelon of Society. The founder, Dietrich
Eckart, was one of the seven founding members of the Nazi Party, and said on his deathbed:
“Follow Hitler. He will dance, but it is I who have called the tune! I have initiated him into the
‘Secret Doctrine,’ opened his centres in vision and given him the means to communicate with the
Powers. Do not mourn for me: I shall have influenced history more than any other German.”
Hitler grew to fear those around him who practiced the black arts, and it was discovered that
along with the Jews, Masons and occult practitioners were also killed and imprisoned in the
concentration camps. Some of the reported book burnings were actually the confiscation and
destruction of Masonic libraries.