sentences:  He feared a church that would be totally conformed to the state, 'a so-called church ... whose role would be to work with the state and for its interests' and which would amount to little 'more than window dressing' (June 26, 1933)" p149.According to historian Saul Friedländer in his "Nazi Germany and the Jews 1939-1945", Schlatter belonged to a "hard core of Jew haters" who considered the Nazi anti-Semitic laws too mild.Friedländer claims that the latter comes from a popular 1935 pamphlet by Schlatter, "Wird der Jude über uns siegen?