There is a Conspiracy

  ADOLPH HITLER AND HIS HOLY FAITH (The Roman Catholic Church) By Dr. Peter S. Ruckman, Feb. 1982 This article was written by Dr. Peter S. Ruckman in his Bible Believer's Bulletin in February of 1982, I am posting this article to supplement my previous article entitled: "HITLER WAS A ROMAN CATHOLIC." His full article is reproduced below without any alterations. "In the mouth of two or three witnesses shall every word be established" (2 Corinthians 13:1). As any informed person knows. Adolph Hitler was born and raised as a Roman Catholic (see the definitive biography by Toland, Adolph Hitler , Double Day Inc., New York 1976). As a good sprinkled baby, in a Catholic home, he attended a school operated by Benedictine monks (ibid. p. 9). When he grew up, Karl Bachem said, “Never yet had a Catholic country possessed such a developed system of all conceivable Catholic associations as today’s Catholic Germany” (1931, Vorgeschicte, Geschichte , and Politik Der Deutsche

  MARTIN BORMANN’S JESUIT CONNECTIONS In a previous article, I discussed the various Jesuit connections to Hitler’s propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels. In this article, we are going to take a look at another man who was in Hitler’s malevolent inner circle. This man, Martin Bormann, started out as Rudolf Hess’ chief of staff. Years later, after Hess was captured, Bormann became the official head of the Nazi Party Chancellery, only to be followed by becoming the personal secretary to the “Führer” himself. By the end of the war, Bormann was considered by many to be Hitler’s right-hand man and his ultimate successor. Clearly, Bormann was a remarkably important figure in the Third Reich. It should be no surprise then that we discover certain links between Bormann and Rome. For, after all, all roads lead to Rome (Revelation 17).  Rudolph Höss (not to be confused with Hitler’s former Deputy Rudolf Hess), was the commandant of the Auschwitz concentration camp, which of course, made him a prom