ADOLFO HITLER ERA CATOLICO Y JUDIO

2011-06-17 17:19:57 UTC

On 17/06/2011 15:30, SENTINEL wrote:

mentiras de un ultra-Nazi.

Nota: en loss EE.UU y algunos otras países hay los nuevos "ultra-Nazis".
Creen en el nazismo pero no pueden aceptar que Hitler perdió la guerra.
Ademas por algunos nacionalistas nazi en los EE.UU era difícil de apoyar
al ex-enemigo Hitler.
la solución pervertida de esta gente es de declarar Hitler juido. según
ellos un ario no pude haber perdido la guerra.

La verdad es que Hitler era judío en nada.
Como siempre sigues ridiculizandote a tu mismo.

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Was_Hitler_part_Jewish
http://www.holocaust-history.org/questions/hitler-jewish.shtml

Was Hitler Jewish?

One of the most frequently asked questions we receive is whether
Adolf
Hitler was Jewish or had ancestors who were. The idea seems to arise
from the remote possibility that Hitler's grandfather was Jewish.
Hitler's father, Alois, was registered as an illegitimate child with
no
father. Alois' mother worked in the home of a wealthy Jew and there
is
some chance a son in that household got the woman (i.e., Hitler's
grandmother) pregnant. Adolf Hitler was not Jewish.
Source: John Toland, Adolf Hitler, NY: Anchor Books, 1992.
Was Hitler Jewish?
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/hitlerjew.html

I am one of the persons who responds to questions about the
Holocaust.
It is possible that you will receive answers from my other colleagues
too.

Hitler's grandmother was not Jewish.

There are some rumors hinting that Hitler's grandfather was Jewish.
Few,
if any, of the reputable historians on the Holocaust believe that
this
is so. It is more likely that Hitler tried to keep the murky history
of
his family quite secret because there was a high incidence of
insanity
and feeble-mindedness in his ancestors.

Rumors die hard, though.

One of Hitler's henchmen, Hans Frank, declared during the Nuremberg
Trials in 1945-46, that Hitler's grandmother had worked in the town
of
Graz as a servant in the home of a Jewish family named Frankenberger.
He
further claimed that she was seduced by the head of the household and
that Hitler's grandfather was the result of that liaison.

A subsequent analysis of Frank's statement by Simon Wiesenthal
disclosed
that there was no evidence of any Jewish family named Frankenberger
ever
living in Graz. What is more, Jews had been driven out of Graz in the
15th century and had not been allowed to return until 1856, nearly
twenty years after Hitler's grandfather had been born.

Hitler's grandmother's maiden name was Schickelgruber. There is
considerable evidence that this family produced abnormal progeny.
Examples are: one of Hitler's relatives through his mother's side
committed suicide in 1920, another, Aloisha had been placed in an
insane
asylum, another was "feeble-minded," and yet another was retarded.

According to the article from which I am quoting this material:

"Hitler's real fear, then, was not that someone would
discover
that
he has a Jewish grandfather, but that it would someday come to light
that he carried a hereditary disposition toward mental illness and
retardation."

You might ask your English teacher to go to a good library and see
the
following article:

"Hitler's Family Secret: A file recovered from the Nazi
Archives
tells of a Gestapo investigation into the Fuehrer's murky family
history."
By: Ben S. Swearingen
Civilization: The Magazine of the Library of Congress
Volume 2,
Number 2, Arcg/April 1995, pp. 54-55

Harry W. Mazal OBE
THHP Question: Hitler Jewish? (4 November 2009)
http://www.holocaust-history.org/questions/hitler-jewish.shtml