THE REAL HISTORY CHANNEL. During the period of the Christian Reich (1933-1945), those of Jewish ethnicity, in common with all other non-Germans, including Europeans, lost their equal status to German nationals.

It was a German-first policy

Jews and those of other race or nationality who decided to stay on in the German Reich were better off living and working in Germany than they were in their own countries.

The first to declare open war

Hitler was certainly hostile to Talmudic and international Jewry. After all, the Jewish diaspora in 1933 had been the first nation to declare a total international economic war on Germany.

In effect, every Jew living in Germany was an economic combatant, and in international law this was recognised as a fact.

German suffering

As a consequence, the German people had suffered enormously under the international trade blockade, similar to the one placed on Iran today.

Through mainstream media, International Jewry gloated at their successes in sabotaging German trade with much of the world.

QUOTE: The National Socialist Third Reich carefully distinguished between Talmudic and Christianised Jews.’  – Philip Freedman, ‘Their Brothers Keepers’ New York 1957.

The Lover of Classical Music

Hitler was a great lover of classical music. Whenever he could he would attend great orchestral events to listen to the compositions of all composers, not just Richard Wagner.

Gustav Mahler

He was a great fan of Beethoven’s and Mozart works. Another favorite of Hitler’s was the music of Gustav Mahler (1860-1911), an orchestrator. Mahler was of course Jewish.

Franz Lehár (30 April 1870 – 24 October 1948). Lehár’s work was enjoyed by Hitler. The German leader awarded the gifted impresario and musician the Goethe Medal.

Franz Lehár

Franz Lehár had a Jewish wife. Franz Lehár wrote nearly forty operettas.

Of these, by far the best known is Die lustige Witwe (The Merry Widow), first staged in Vienna in 1905. This was Adolf Hitler’s favourite operetta.

Emile Maurice

Emile Maurice was not only a comrade from the earliest days but was a founding member of the NSDAP, and in fact shared imprisonment with the future Führer. He too was of Jewish lineage.

Dr. Eduard Bloch

Adolf Hitler’s family doctor was Dr Eduard Bloch of Linz. The doctor was a good practitioner who tended to waive substantial parts of his bill.

Hitler’s Mother

The kindly doctor treated the German leader’s mother. However, Paula Hitler passed to the other side, which relieved her of her mortal agony from the effects of breast cancer. 

Doctor Bloch’s professionalism and kindness were always appreciated, and even as the leader of the German nation Adolf Hitler enquired as to Doctor Bloch’s good health.

The doctor later said, ‘Some have put him (Adolf Hitler) down as harsh-voiced, defiant, and untidy; as a young ruffian who personified all that was unattractive. ‘This is simply not true.’

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As a youth he was quiet, well-mannered and neatly dressed. His eyes, inherited from his mother, were large, melancholy and thoughtful.

To a very large extent, this boy lived within himself. What dreams he dreamed, I do not know.’

Many Jews continued their professions throughout the Reich, not only through the years leading up to Britain’s war on the Christian Reich, but through it. In fact, many served; faithfully, it must be said, in the German armed forces.

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