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        The testament of Adolph Hitler, made in the days before he died
       in Berlin 
   DIR By: Philadelphian
       Date: April 27, 2019, 3:36 pm
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       Here is the testament of Adolph Hitler, made in the days before
       he died in Berlin in the command bunker.   He knew his enemies.
       Adolph Hitler, My Political Testament:
       More than thirty years have now passed since 1914 when I made my
       modest contribution as a volunteer in the first world war, which
       was forced upon the Reich.
       In these three decades, my life and all my thoughts and deeds
       have been motivated solely by my love for and loyalty to my
       people. They gave me the strength to make the most difficult
       decisions that have ever confronted mortal man. In these three
       decades I have exhausted my time, my working strength, and my
       health.
       It is not true that I or anyone else in Germany wanted the war
       in 1939. It was desired and instigated exclusively by those
       international statesmen who were either of Jewish origin or who
       worked for Jewish interests. I have made too many offers for the
       control and limitation of armaments, which posterity will not be
       able to disregard forever -- for the responsibility for the
       outbreak of this war to be laid on me. I have furthermore never
       wished that after the first disastrous world war a second should
       arise against England, much less against America. Centuries will
       pass away, but out of the ruins of our cities and monuments the
       hatred will continually grow anew against the people that is
       ultimately responsible, and for whom we have to thank for all
       this: international Jewry and its helpers!
       Three days before the outbreak of the German-Polish war I again
       proposed to the British ambassador in Berlin a solution to the
       German-Polish problem – one similar to the solution that had
       been applied in the case of the Saar territory involving
       international supervision. That proposal likewise cannot be
       denied. It was rejected only because the leading circles in
       English politics wanted the war, partly on account of the
       hoped-for business opportunities, and partly prompted by the
       propaganda organized by international Jewry.
       I have also left no doubt that, if the nations of Europe were
       once again to be treated as mere objects of commerce, to be
       bought and sold by these international conspirators in money and
       finance, then the people that is really guilty of this murderous
       conflict will also be held accountable: Jewry!
       Moreover, I left no one in doubt that this time millions of
       European children of the Aryan nations were not going to starve,
       and millions of grown men were not going to suffer death, and
       hundreds of thousands of women and children were not going to be
       burned and bombed to death in cities, without the real guilty
       ones having to atone for their guilt, even if by more humane
       means.
       After six years of war, which in spite of all setbacks will
       ultimately will go down in history as the most glorious and
       valiant expression of a nation's will to life, I cannot forsake
       the city that is the capital of this Reich. Given that the
       forces are not sufficient to hold out any longer against the
       enemy offensive here, and that our own resistance is gradually
       being weakened by men who are as deluded as they are lacking in
       initiative, I wish, by remaining in this city, to share my fate
       with those millions of others who have also accepted to do so.
       Moreover I do not wish to fall into the hands of an enemy who
       requires a new spectacle organized by the Jews for the amusement
       of their incited masses.
       I have therefore decided to remain in Berlin and here of my own
       free will to choose death at the moment when I believe the
       headquarters of the Führer and Chancellor itself can no longer
       be held. I die with a joyful heart, mindful of the immeasurable
       deeds and achievements of our soldiers at the front, our women
       at home, the achievements of our farmers and workers, and the
       efforts, unique in history, of our youth that bears my name.
       That I express my thanks to you all from the bottom of my heart
       is just as self-evident as my wish that you should therefore on
       no account give up the struggle, but rather continue it against
       the enemies of the Fatherland, no matter where, true to the
       principles of the great Clausewitz. From the sacrifice of our
       soldiers and from my own solidarity with them unto death, will
       in any case arise from German history the seed of a radiant
       renaissance of the National Socialist movement and thereby of
       the realization of a true national community.
       Many of the most courageous men and women have decided at the
       end to unite their lives with mine. I have begged and finally
       ordered them not to do that, but instead to take part in the
       further struggle of the nation. I beg the leaders of the armies,
       the navy and the air force to strengthen by all possible means
       the spirit of resistance of our soldiers in the National
       Socialist spirit, with special reference to the fact that I
       myself, as founder and creator of this movement, have also
       preferred death to cowardly abdication or even capitulation.
       May it, at some future time, become a matter of honor for the
       German officer -- as is already the case in our navy -- that the
       surrender of a district or of a town is impossible, and that
       these leaders especially here must go forward as shining
       examples, faithfully fulfilling their duty unto death.
       Second Part
       Before my death I expel from the Party the former Reich Marshal
       Hermann Göring, and deprive him of all rights which he may enjoy
       by virtue of the decree of June 29, 1941, and by virtue of my
       Reichstag declaration on September 1, 1939. In his place I
       appoint Grand Admiral Dönitz as Reich President and Supreme
       Commander of the Armed Forces.
       Before my death I expel the former Reichsführer-SS and Interior
       Minister Heinrich Himmler from the Party and from all government
       posts. In his place I appoint Gauleiter Karl Hanke as
       Reichsführer-SS and Chief of the German Police, and Gauleiter
       Paul Giesler as Reich Interior Minister.
       Göring and Himmler, quite apart from their disloyalty to me
       personally, have done immeasurable harm to the country and the
       whole nation by secret negotiations with the enemy, which they
       have conducted without my knowledge and against my wishes, and
       by illegally attempting to seize state power for themselves.
       In order to give to the German nation a government made up of
       honorable men, who are duty-bound to carry on the war by all
       means, I appoint as leaders of the nation the following members
       of the new cabinet: [ list omitted ] ...
       Although some of these men, such as Martin Bormann, Dr.
       Goebbels, and so forth, together with their wives, have joined
       me of their own free will and did not wish to leave the Reich
       capital under any circumstances, but have been willing to perish
       with me here, I must nevertheless ask them to obey my request,
       and in this case put the interests of the nation above their own
       feelings.
       By their work and loyalty as colleagues they will be just as
       close to me after death, as I hope that my spirit will linger
       among them and always go with them. May they be hard but never
       unjust; above all, let them never allow fear to influence their
       actions, and set the honor of the nation above everything in the
       world. Finally, may they be mindful that our task, that of
       building a National Socialist State, represents the work of the
       coming centuries, and imposes on everyone an obligation always
       to serve the common interest and to subordinate his own
       advantage to this end. I call on all Germans, all National
       Socialists, men, women, and all soldiers of the Armed Forces, to
       be loyal and obedient unto death to the new government and its
       President.
       Above all I enjoin the leaders of the nation and their followers
       to scrupulous observance of the laws of race, and to merciless
       resistance to the universal poisoner of all peoples,
       international Jewry.
       Berlin, April 29, 1945, 4:00 a.m.
       Adolf Hitler
       Witnesses
       Dr. Joseph Goebbels
       Wilhelm Burgdorf
       Martin Bormann
       Hans Krebs
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