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[W]hile spurning traditional moral standards, Hitler exalted evolution itself to the status of a moral absolute--everything that advances evolution is morally good and everything that hinders it is immoral. Since he viewed the Aryan race as the most advanced race on the earth, indeed the only race capable of creating civilization and a higher culture, this came to mean that whatever promotes the expansion of the Aryan race was good and whatever hindered their expansion was evil. Hitler sincerely believed that his policies and decisions were good and beneficial. His pursuit of a "noble ideal" to benefit abstract humanity in a universe without God, without morality, and without human rights, produced intense suffering, horror, and destruction for real people.
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It was during his years in Vienna that Hitler began developing into an active anti-Semite. Viennese, at the time, often scorned Jewish people. Moreover, Anti-Semitism was deeply ingrained in the Austrian Catholic culture in which Hitler was raised. Vienna had a large Jewish community, including many Orthodox Jews from Eastern Europe. He became influenced by publicists such as Lanz von Liebenfels and politicians such as Karl Lueger, the Mayor of Vienna, or Georg Ritter von Sch�nerer. From them Hitler acquired the belief in the superiority of the "Aryan race" which formed the basis of his political views.
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Here Hitler ... met Dietrich Eckart, one of the early founders of the party and member of the occult Thule Society. Eckart became Hitler's mentor, exchanging ideas with him, teaching him how to dress and speak, and introducing him to a wide range of people. Hitler thanked Eckart by paying tribute to him in the second volume of
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Adolf Hitler was powerfully driven by racial politics. In his book, Mein Kampf, written in 1924, he had said: "People of the same blood should be in the same Reich.When the territory of the Reich embraces all Germans.then the moral right will arise to acquire foreign territory." His policy was therefore two-stage: to unite all Germans and then to conquer foreign lands.
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Hitler campaigned to convince the German people to back his withdrawal from the League of Nations. The Church gave enthusiastic support. Every bishop approved as well as did Cardinal Faulhaber. [Toland p. 320]
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Hitler himself referred to himself in ex-smoker terms! This is admitted in widely circulated public domain material, e.g., Time Magazine (3 May 1999), p 16. So people referring to Hitler as a nonsmoker are liars!
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