There is an argument going on that Hitler was in fact an Illuminati puppet and that he supported a Jewish state in Palestine. This is not true. Hitler was a nationalist and a freedom fighter. He was not a Zionist.
The Haavara Agreement (Transfer Agreement) seems superficially to suggest that the German’s supported the Zionist agenda, but just because this one contract was made between Germany and Zionists as a mechanism to help German Jews relocate to Palestine does not make Hitler a Zionist.
The agreement helped to end the Jewish movement of boycotting German goods and helped the German economy during this time of depression, so Hitler had good reason to agree to it given the circumstances.
Under the Haavara agreement, the German’s originally agreed to send Jews to Palestine, only to change their position later on as you can see from this official statement made by The German Foreign Ministry in 1944:
“The Reich Government cannot lend itself to taking part in a manoeuvre that would tend to let the Jews chase the noble and valiant Arab people from their homeland, Palestine. These talks can continue only if the British Government is prepared to host the Jews in Britain, not in Palestine, and it ensures that they will stay there permanently.”
(source: Nuremberg document NG-1794, Eberhardt von Thadden, on 29 April and 5 May 1944; Wagner, July 29, 1944. Henri Monneray, former deputy prosecutor at the International Military Tribunal, La persécution des juifs dans les pays de l’Est présentée à Nuremberg, Paris, Editions du Centre de documentation juive contemporaine, 1949, p. 168-169).
“Our view on the Jewish question is as follows: the position taken by America and England regarding the Jews does not interest us in any way. What is clear is that we do not want to have them in Germany and in the German living space, given the decades of experience since the [First] World War, and we shall not join in any discussion on the matter. If America wants to take them, we are glad of it. But it must be ruled out, and here a guarantee will have to be given to us, that the Jews whom we allow to leave [continental Europe] via Switzerland can ever be sent back to Palestine. We know that the Arabs, just as much as we Germans, reject the Jews and we do not want to partake in such an indecency as the sending of more Jews to that poor nation tormented by the Jews.”
– Heinrich Himmler, Chief of German Police and Minister of the Interior (note written in 1945)
(source: document of the US-Document-Center, Berlin. Photograph in Werner Maser, Nürnberg, Tribunal der Sieger, Munich-Zürich, Droemer Knauer, 1979, p. 262-263)
The truth is Hitler despised Zionism and did everything he could to defeat it. Some even say that Hitler was in fact a Rothschild. If this were so then why would he shut down the Austrian, French and German branches of The House of Rothschild?
Hitler rose to power not because he pledged allegiance to the elite, but because he had the people behind him. Hitler’s party was the only non-Communist, nationalist party that offered the lower and middle classes a better standing in German society. Hitler used the loyalty of his people to create needed fear in the upper classes and big business.
Many say that Hitler was funded by Rothschilds and Rockefellers therefore he must be a Zionist. This is not true. While the Rockefellers indirectly came into Hitler’s financial sphere by way of Standard Oil technical investments and the Warburgs via I. G. Farben and J. H. Stein later on, neither gave Hitler any financial support before 1933. The National Socialist German Worker's Party grew out of the German Worker’s Party headed by Anton Drexler. Hitler became a member of this organization but soon surpassed Drexler’s ideas for the group, and the NSDAP was born. Hitler capitalized on Drexler’s connections to the wealthy Thule Society where a large portion of his funding came from.
Yes, Hitler attempted to create an alliance with powerful British men--men that opposed the war-- in order to cultivate peace, not because he worked for The New World Order!
http://inconvenienthistory.com/3/3/3157
Newspaper Clippings:
The Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday 23 September 1939
The Daily News, Perth, Friday, 8 April, 1938, page-2
