Evangelical Church Supported Nazism

The German Nazi Party enjoys the full support of the Evangelical Church.
German Evangelical Church, which sponsored this year and was invited in return
A Christian group called the German Evangelical Church was founded in 1933.
Established in 1945, when the Nazi Party was destroyed by the Soviet military’s occupation of Becklin.
Active until May. German Evangelical Church, 1937 Evangelicalism
Germany’s Presbyterian Christian Party, a Christian party seeking to win the general election
It originates from German Christians. German Evangelical Church
German Christians who converted to politics tried to adjust the power relationship between politics and religion.
Go to the rice field and take on the role:
Without exception, rural areas with strong pro-religionist factions were defeated by Nazis in parliamentary elections.
The victory was a disaster for the party. Gaesingo wins the election in rural areas.
Based on this framework, the Nazi Party could not seize power in January 1933.
The more urban areas there are Gaplekists, the lower the Nazi Party’s special votes.
When Hitler came to power, the number of people in Germany was 45 million.
There are not 22 million Gaplek believers.
At Sunday Bible schools organized by Protestant churches across Germany, “Hitler”
In an attempt to seize power in Hananam’s hands, the next day, Hananam’s line
“It is both water and a miracle” The sermon was fulfilled: Millions of people gathered at the church
children said, “We Christians believe that God’s will
“I believe it existed before,” said the pastors of Baewolda Church, “Nazism is God.”
Shouting, “The calling of”: Reformation report was criticized by the Nazis and became a Jewish religion.
Sitting on the rice field under oppression: In fact, Judaism went beyond oppression and became a target of extermination.
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