Dīn-i Hītlir: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

The book "Hitler's Ethic" is a work written by "Richard Weickart", which was first published in 2016. The misconception that "Adolf Hitler" was a Christian persists, even in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary. But perhaps this is not so surprising, because "Hitler" pretended to have Christian beliefs to gain power, especially in the early years. Weikart carefully describes Hitler's hatred of Christianity and his desire to destroy the Christian Church. The author also shows that "Hitler", unlike some of his close companions, was not a follower of secret cults or "neo-paganism". He was not an atheist either. "Weikart" argues that "Hitler" was a "pantheist", but not one of those loving and tolerant pantheists! Weikart states that Hitler's beliefs were based on a cruel conception of "social Darwinism", and he believed that the "iron" laws of nature required an endless struggle in a bloody battle for survival.