Nope, he was a socialist. Nothing religious about Hitler or the Nazi party.
"Polish Christians as well as Jews were either murdered and buried in hastily-dug mass graves or sent to prisons and German concentration camps."
"Hostages were selected from among the most prominent citizens of occupied cities and villages:
priests, professors, doctors, lawyers, as well as leaders of economic and social organizations and the trade unions."
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Kerhsaw wrote that, in Hitler's scheme for the Germanization of Eastern Europe, there would be no place for the Christian Churches."
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"Nazi policy towards the Church was at its most severe in the
territories it annexed to Greater Germany, where the Nazis set about systematically dismantling the Church - arresting its leaders, exiling its clergymen, closing its churches, monasteries and convents. Many clergymen were murdered.
[111][112]
"The Catholic Church was suppressed in the annexed territory of
Reichsgau Wartheland more harshly than elsewhere.
[113] In the Wartheland, regional leader
Arthur Greiser, with the encouragement of
Reinhard Heydrich and
Martin Bormann, launched a severe attack on the Catholic Church. It's properties and funds were confiscated, and lay organisations shut down. Evans wrote that "Numerous clergy, monks, diocesan administrators and officials of the Church were arrested, deported to the General Government, taken off to a concentration camp in the Reich, or simply shot. Altogether some 1700 Polish priests ended up at Dachau: half of them did not survive their imprisonment." Greiser's administrative chief
August Jager had earlier led the effort at Nazification of the Evangelical Church in Prussia.
[114] In Poland, he earned the nickname "
Kirchen-Jager" (Church-Hunter) for the vehemence of his hostility to the Church.
[115]"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_crimes_against_the_Polish_nation
Sounds a lot like Luddy and his buds.