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Hermann Goering's Hearing at Nuremberg. – Information: http://www.renegadetribune.com/lost-prison-interview-with-hermann-goring-the-reichsmarschalls-revelations-2/

The Deutsche Christen (DC) complained to the NSDAP on the ban: "Mein Führer! On behalf of the National Church Movement of German Christians and the regional churches of Mecklenburg and Thuringia run by National Socialists, I submit to you a copy of an order from the Secret State Police Office in Berlin, which prohibits the National Church Movement from displaying badges in which the swastika is combined with the Christian cross shows. I ask you, my leader, to revoke this order [...] the Secret State Police Office takes unilateral action against the Christian National Socialists, I am forced to ask you, my leader, to protect our honor" The ban on organizations such as the Deutsche Christen using the Christian cross with the swastika still remained. Those that tried to use this banned flag as an example of the NSDAP being a Christian movement will be mislead. The NSDAP did not want their Swastika to be used in both Christian organizations and Churches. Which is why there is extremely few genuine pictures of this flag in the Third Reich compared to everything else such as the national flags or regular party badges. Why would the NSDAP feel the need to specifically target the churches into not using the swastika if they supposedly were perfectly fine with the churches using their politics to promote Christianity? Source: Bundesarchiv Berlin-Lichterfelde (BArch) R 43-II/150 p.201-203 @NSHeathenry

The History of the BDM Movement Faith & Beauty At its peak, the Hitler Youth organization in Germany boasted over eight million members. The Faith and Beauty Society for females 17-21 was a tie-in between the league of German Girls and the NS-Frauenschaft (National Socialist Women's League). The idea was that girls should take part in the work of the whole Volksgemeinschaft/People`s Community before they went on to jobs or, ideally, marry and have children. Former members and leaders of the League of German Girls Dr. Jutta Rüdiger and leader of the Belief and Beauty Society Clementine zu Castell recall the League from its beginnings to the end of the war.

“The reason why they hate people like Gaddafi, Saddam Hussein, JFK, and Adolf Hitler is because they banned usury and refused to work with the Rothschild run central bank.”