The fact of the matter is, we will never know the true origin of Hitler, specially considering that Hitler destroyed his birth records.
It is however silly for Hitler worshippers to denounce completely the possibility that Hitler might have had jewish blood in him when there are undeniable indication that suggest it.
I am aware there are several indirect indications:
1) Rothschilds financially supported Nazi party (although Hitler was not aware it is them), and if we consider the Springmeier's theory of "13 bloodlines", we see that those families strongly favoured people of their blood.
2) In Hitler's family, there are several patterns very similar to what those "13 bloodlines" often practiced, like out of wedlock births, changing names, and strange deaths.
3) That Austrian politician Engelbert Dollfuss who came with this theory was murdered by Nazis, why?
Anyway, I am still not aware there is a proof that Hitler grandmother was a maid in that Vienna house of Rothschild at that time, or how Dollfuss discovered it. So I only take is as one possibility.
Also another important indication is how he treated the jews and how that ended up serving the elite jews cause more than it did to hurt it.
Now people might say that there is no chance in hell Hitler was jewish because of the way he treated the jews but these people are also often ignorant of jewish history. Elite jews have many times in the past thrown their own people under the bus for the ''greater good'', 1492 expulsion and the Spanish inquisition is a good example of this.
The rise of modern day Zionism, Herzl clearly stated that one of best tools to increase support for Zionism was 'anti-semitism' and that's exactly what wind up happening with Hitler in power in Germany. Zionism was almost dead because there was barely any support for it but with Hitler all of that changed.
There is this notion that Hitler had no choice but to collaborate with the Zionists in order to avoid the boycott. But speeches that Hitler made in the early 20s along with other prominent Nazi officials like Julius Streicher and Alfred Rosenberg showed that they did have Zionist standpoints in which they clearly said that the jews belonged in Palestine. This makes me believe that Hitler had the intention of sending European jews to Palestine specifically way before he was put into power in Germany. And this was the main goal of Zionists at that time, to send as many European jews as possible to Palestine and Hitler gave a huge helping hand in that. This is why it did not take long for the Haavara Agreement to be implemeted when Hitler came to power.
Also while many people focus on how Hitler opposed jewish influence in Germany through for example; shutting down jewish political events, shutting down speeches held by jews etc. Hitler only did that so Zionist jews could become the main representative of the jews and the main influencers of the jews in Germany because Zionist jews were the only type jews who were exempt from these restrictions. This, coupled with Hitler stances against your average jew in Germany, heavily boosted the jewish support for Zionism and revived the movement to the point were Zionism influence over the jews in Europe was heavily boosted. Hitler policies against the jews helped to set up the foundation of what later became the terrorist state of Israel, no other leader helped the Zionist cause more than Hitler in the 30s and that's an indisputable fact.
Also, Hitler's policies agains the jews during war-time helped to ensure the survival of many jews. By putting the labour camps far away from cities and residential areas, far away from any potential battlefields, and then sending the jews who refused to go to Palestine to these labour camps, he placed them in one of the safest areas in Europe during the majority of the war. This ensured that more jews would come out alive after the war and so these jews, who mainly consisted of jews who didn't want to go to Palestine, would more likely head there afterwards.
So if Hitler was a jew, it would make perfect sense to do what he did because he was a Zionist.
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ridleychozo ago
Does this documentary mention that Hitler is the illegitimate son of Barron Rothschild of the Rothschild banking family?
AlbusRex ago
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timurr ago
I already saw this posted, but the point 12) is stated without proof. Also, Rotschilds DID live in Vienna.
worldofmadness ago
The fact of the matter is, we will never know the true origin of Hitler, specially considering that Hitler destroyed his birth records.
It is however silly for Hitler worshippers to denounce completely the possibility that Hitler might have had jewish blood in him when there are undeniable indication that suggest it.
timurr ago
I am aware there are several indirect indications:
1) Rothschilds financially supported Nazi party (although Hitler was not aware it is them), and if we consider the Springmeier's theory of "13 bloodlines", we see that those families strongly favoured people of their blood.
2) In Hitler's family, there are several patterns very similar to what those "13 bloodlines" often practiced, like out of wedlock births, changing names, and strange deaths.
3) That Austrian politician Engelbert Dollfuss who came with this theory was murdered by Nazis, why?
Anyway, I am still not aware there is a proof that Hitler grandmother was a maid in that Vienna house of Rothschild at that time, or how Dollfuss discovered it. So I only take is as one possibility.
worldofmadness ago
Also another important indication is how he treated the jews and how that ended up serving the elite jews cause more than it did to hurt it.
Now people might say that there is no chance in hell Hitler was jewish because of the way he treated the jews but these people are also often ignorant of jewish history. Elite jews have many times in the past thrown their own people under the bus for the ''greater good'', 1492 expulsion and the Spanish inquisition is a good example of this.
The rise of modern day Zionism, Herzl clearly stated that one of best tools to increase support for Zionism was 'anti-semitism' and that's exactly what wind up happening with Hitler in power in Germany. Zionism was almost dead because there was barely any support for it but with Hitler all of that changed.
There is this notion that Hitler had no choice but to collaborate with the Zionists in order to avoid the boycott. But speeches that Hitler made in the early 20s along with other prominent Nazi officials like Julius Streicher and Alfred Rosenberg showed that they did have Zionist standpoints in which they clearly said that the jews belonged in Palestine. This makes me believe that Hitler had the intention of sending European jews to Palestine specifically way before he was put into power in Germany. And this was the main goal of Zionists at that time, to send as many European jews as possible to Palestine and Hitler gave a huge helping hand in that. This is why it did not take long for the Haavara Agreement to be implemeted when Hitler came to power.
Also while many people focus on how Hitler opposed jewish influence in Germany through for example; shutting down jewish political events, shutting down speeches held by jews etc. Hitler only did that so Zionist jews could become the main representative of the jews and the main influencers of the jews in Germany because Zionist jews were the only type jews who were exempt from these restrictions. This, coupled with Hitler stances against your average jew in Germany, heavily boosted the jewish support for Zionism and revived the movement to the point were Zionism influence over the jews in Europe was heavily boosted. Hitler policies against the jews helped to set up the foundation of what later became the terrorist state of Israel, no other leader helped the Zionist cause more than Hitler in the 30s and that's an indisputable fact.
Also, Hitler's policies agains the jews during war-time helped to ensure the survival of many jews. By putting the labour camps far away from cities and residential areas, far away from any potential battlefields, and then sending the jews who refused to go to Palestine to these labour camps, he placed them in one of the safest areas in Europe during the majority of the war. This ensured that more jews would come out alive after the war and so these jews, who mainly consisted of jews who didn't want to go to Palestine, would more likely head there afterwards.
So if Hitler was a jew, it would make perfect sense to do what he did because he was a Zionist.