The Broken Cross (en Inglés) - Matthew Simmons

Nazi occultism involved the fascination of some high-ranking Nazi officials-particularly Heinrich Himmler-with mythology, paganism, and esoteric beliefs to create an "Aryan" religion and justify ideology. While often exaggerated in popular culture, elements like the Thule Society influenced early Nazism, and the SS studied the occult, runes, and legends.

Pervitin, a brand name for methamphetamine, was widely distributed to Nazi German soldiers to increase stamina, alertness, and combat aggression, particularly during the 1940 blitzkrieg against France. Millions of tablets were distributed, aiding in rapid troop movement by minimizing the need for sleep and hunger. A drug that brought Germany to its knees, and is now bringing millions to death and hell.

The Nazi regime extensively exploited Martin Luther's virulent late-life anti-Semitic writings to justify their ideology, calling him a "great anti-Semite" and using his work, particularly On the Jews and Their Lies, to endorse persecution. While Luther's hatred was theological (demanding conversion), the Nazis converted it into racial antisemitism, leading to the Holocaust, though some historians distinguish his motives from Nazi ideology. Nazi Exploitation: The Nazis celebrated Luther's birthday in 1933 as a national holiday and frequently cited him in propaganda. Julius Streicher, publisher of the anti-Semitic newspaper Der Stürmer, invoked Luther's writings during the Nuremberg trials. Luther's Writings: In 1543, Luther published works calling for the burning of synagogues, the destruction of prayer books, the restriction of rabbis, and the confiscation of money. These matched Nazi actions of stealing, destroying, and forcing Jewish labor.

The Roman Catholic Church schools birthed Jewish hatred in the heart of Hitler, saying, "The Jews are the killers of Christ!" The Roman Church (The Harlot) was notorious for killing Jews and Christians. Nazi hatred for Jewish people was a foundational, core tenet of Adolf Hitler and the National Socialist (Nazi) Party's ideology, characterized by an extreme, pseudo-scientific form of racial antisemitism that evolved into a state-sponsored genocide known as the Holocaust. Unlike previous, historical forms of religious or social persecution, the Nazi version was based on the false belief that Jews were a distinct, inferior, and parasitic race posing an existential threat to the "Aryan" German population. Nazi, many who were baptized would kiss St. Peter on the toes, and then through Jewish children into the gas chambers.