Did Hitler know about the holocaust? A psychological assessment
|C O L O U R K E 'Y'| |lateran council 3 (ecumenical council
11)| |lateran council 4 (ecumenical council 12)| |council of
basel (ecumenical council 17)| |hitler’s relationship to
christianism| |hitler’s obsession with gas| |the wannsee
conference| This document is a supplement to The psychology and
development of Adolph Hitler Schicklgruber. As with the main
document, my interest is an analysis of Hitler’s state of mind,
and the degree of compatibility of that mental state with, what
a theologian would call, ‘informed consent’ to the perpetration
of the industrial mass-murder known widely as the holocaust. My
own judgement, for that is all it can be, is that Hitler’s
mental state was indeed compatible with full involvement in
willing the deliberate and selective slaughter of ‘Jews’, merely
upon the basis of their religious attachment, which attachment
Hitler, in his ignorance, interpreted as a ‘race’. Taken in the
context of his historic developm