If you think that Hitler was evil, then you need a history lesson. And not the typical anti-Nazi propaganda that everyone in the western world is force-fed. You can start with watching The Greatest Story Never Told.

I think Hitler was one of the most admirable people to have ever lived. Contrary to the propaganda most people believe, Hitler did not hate anyone. None of his actions were fueled by hatred, he was only trying to protect his people, something that any sensible person would do.

Hitler was a very kind person, he loved children, he loved animals, he was a vegetarian, he loved his people, and he was extremely intelligent. Hitler was one of the best leaders of a country that the world has ever seen. He managed to make Germany into one of the most prosperous nations in the world for its time, Germany would have been doomed without him.

I think that there are definitely reasons to doubt that the holocaust happened. There’s evidence against it in parts 20 through 23 of the documentary I linked above, and there is a documentary by a formerly Jewish man who doubts the holocaust.

I think it’s important to note that the victor writes history - what we read in textbooks and what is accepted as common knowledge might not be true at all. The enemies of Nazi Germany won, which means they got to vilify and slander Nazism and Germany as much as they wanted, despite the fact that they were much, much worse. Many photos and documents were fabricated after the war, much of what we see as “evidence” of Nazis being cruel or evil isn’t true in the least.

I’m not a National Socialist or Nazi - however I do not have to be a Nazi in order to realize what a great person Hitler was.

“It is necessary that I should die for my people; but my spirit will rise from the grave, and the world will know that I was right.” - Adolf Hitler

“Do not be disconcerted about the worldwide clamor that is about to begin. The day will come when the lies fall of their own weight and truth will triumph.“ - Joseph Goebbels

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