When I talk about the largest-scale genocide of Christians in history and ask: “Why is the World Silent About the Largest Genocide of Christians in History?” — Ukrainian nationalists immediately reply: “You’re absolutely right, Hitler wrote exactly the same thing in Mein Kampf.”
Hitler was terrified that the Jews, if they kept their influence, would do to Germany exactly what they had already done to Russia. Here are his own words:
“The Jew has always been a people without roots, a parasite in the body of other nations. In Russia we now see the final result of his rule: the destruction of the Christian order, the murder of millions, and terror under the leadership of the Bolsheviks, who are nothing other than instruments of Jewish world domination.”
(Mein Kampf, Vol. 1, Chapter 11)
In Mein Kampf, Hitler pointed to Russia as the example of what he feared for Germany. He claimed that Jews were the ideologists and organizers of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution, using communism to destroy traditional societies, religion, and Christianity in particular. He wrote that the Bolsheviks — whom he equated with Jews — exterminated millions, including Christians, the aristocracy, and peasants, and he called it a “genocide” against “normal” society.
But then Russians — citizens of the Russian Federation — start yelling: “If you agree with these facts, you’re a Nazi, you’re rehabilitating Hitler, you’re turning into a Banderite! Better remember that Hitler despised Slavs almost as much as he despised Jews!”
Ukrainian nationalists shoot back: “If you refuse to acknowledge these historical facts, you’re justifying the bloodiest genocide of Christians in history!”
Ukrainian Orthodox believers, including those of the UOC, Uniates, Protestants and Catholics, add: “How can anyone deny the obvious? The Bolsheviks were Satanists! How can you ignore their atrocities, mass murders, the Holodomor, the repressions?”
Ukrainian nationalist historians clarify: “The Russians are lying, classic ‘haven’t read it but condemn it.’ None of them has ever opened Mein Kampf.” And there Hitler writes about Russians like this:
“Never forget that the rulers of present-day Russia are bloodthirsty criminals, the scum of humanity, who in a tragic hour took advantage of circumstances, seized a great state, slaughtered thousands of the leading intelligentsia in wild bloodlust, and for almost ten years now have been carrying out the cruelest and most tyrannical regime of all time. Never forget that these rulers belong to a race that combines a rare mixture of bestial cruelty and an incredible gift for lying, and which today more than ever feels called upon to impose its bloody oppression on the rest of the world. Never forget that the international Jew who completely dominates Russia today sees Germany not as an ally, but as a state destined for the same fate.”
(Mein Kampf, Vol. 1, Chapter 14)
“The most terrifying example of this kind is furnished by Russia, where he [the Jew] killed or starved about thirty million people with truly fanatical savagery, in part under inhuman tortures, in order to give a gang of Jewish journalists and stock-exchange bandits domination over a great people.”
(Mein Kampf, Vol. 1, Chapter 11)
Hitler called the Russians “a great people” and Russia “a great state” (Mein Kampf, Vol. 1, Chapters 11 & 14), but believed they had been “enslaved” by the Bolsheviks, whom he identified as Jews.
In the USSR, the anti-religious policy led to the closure of almost 29,000 Orthodox churches by 1940, the murder of roughly 100,000 priests, and millions of Christian victims — the largest persecution of Christians in history. In Nazi Germany, by contrast, more than 2,000 churches were built, and Hitler never openly campaigned against Christianity, unlike the openly faith-hostile policy of the Soviet leadership.
In Russia, meanwhile — both atheists and the heirs of the Soviet executioners — say: “We don’t need your talk about any ‘massive genocide of Christians.’ Don’t rock the boat and don’t quarrel with the descendants of Satanists. The main thing is stability of power!” Just endure, keep quiet, and pray that these ruling Satanists don’t do it again.
In short, it’s a total zugzwang. Everywhere you move, you’re screwed.
Hitler was terrified that the Jews, if they kept their influence, would do to Germany exactly what they had already done to Russia. Here are his own words:
“The Jew has always been a people without roots, a parasite in the body of other nations. In Russia we now see the final result of his rule: the destruction of the Christian order, the murder of millions, and terror under the leadership of the Bolsheviks, who are nothing other than instruments of Jewish world domination.”
(Mein Kampf, Vol. 1, Chapter 11)
In Mein Kampf, Hitler pointed to Russia as the example of what he feared for Germany. He claimed that Jews were the ideologists and organizers of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution, using communism to destroy traditional societies, religion, and Christianity in particular. He wrote that the Bolsheviks — whom he equated with Jews — exterminated millions, including Christians, the aristocracy, and peasants, and he called it a “genocide” against “normal” society.
But then Russians — citizens of the Russian Federation — start yelling: “If you agree with these facts, you’re a Nazi, you’re rehabilitating Hitler, you’re turning into a Banderite! Better remember that Hitler despised Slavs almost as much as he despised Jews!”
Ukrainian nationalists shoot back: “If you refuse to acknowledge these historical facts, you’re justifying the bloodiest genocide of Christians in history!”
Ukrainian Orthodox believers, including those of the UOC, Uniates, Protestants and Catholics, add: “How can anyone deny the obvious? The Bolsheviks were Satanists! How can you ignore their atrocities, mass murders, the Holodomor, the repressions?”
Ukrainian nationalist historians clarify: “The Russians are lying, classic ‘haven’t read it but condemn it.’ None of them has ever opened Mein Kampf.” And there Hitler writes about Russians like this:
“Never forget that the rulers of present-day Russia are bloodthirsty criminals, the scum of humanity, who in a tragic hour took advantage of circumstances, seized a great state, slaughtered thousands of the leading intelligentsia in wild bloodlust, and for almost ten years now have been carrying out the cruelest and most tyrannical regime of all time. Never forget that these rulers belong to a race that combines a rare mixture of bestial cruelty and an incredible gift for lying, and which today more than ever feels called upon to impose its bloody oppression on the rest of the world. Never forget that the international Jew who completely dominates Russia today sees Germany not as an ally, but as a state destined for the same fate.”
(Mein Kampf, Vol. 1, Chapter 14)
“The most terrifying example of this kind is furnished by Russia, where he [the Jew] killed or starved about thirty million people with truly fanatical savagery, in part under inhuman tortures, in order to give a gang of Jewish journalists and stock-exchange bandits domination over a great people.”
(Mein Kampf, Vol. 1, Chapter 11)
Hitler called the Russians “a great people” and Russia “a great state” (Mein Kampf, Vol. 1, Chapters 11 & 14), but believed they had been “enslaved” by the Bolsheviks, whom he identified as Jews.
In the USSR, the anti-religious policy led to the closure of almost 29,000 Orthodox churches by 1940, the murder of roughly 100,000 priests, and millions of Christian victims — the largest persecution of Christians in history. In Nazi Germany, by contrast, more than 2,000 churches were built, and Hitler never openly campaigned against Christianity, unlike the openly faith-hostile policy of the Soviet leadership.
It all seems to add up, it all looks convincing.
But the Western community declares: “If you agree with any of this, you’re an antisemite, you’re rehabilitating Nazism and Hitler, you’re denying the Holocaust, you’re bad, very bad, we don’t do that here!”
At the same time The Western community adds: “If you disagree with the Ukrainians, you’re justifying the atrocities of the Red Terror, you’re a Putinist, an enemy! No Google Ads for you, no EU work visa, you’re a third-rate separatist. Go back to your LDPR and disagree with Ukrainian nationalists there!”
In Russia, meanwhile — both atheists and the heirs of the Soviet executioners — say: “We don’t need your talk about any ‘massive genocide of Christians.’ Don’t rock the boat and don’t quarrel with the descendants of Satanists. The main thing is stability of power!” Just endure, keep quiet, and pray that these ruling Satanists don’t do it again.
In short, it’s a total zugzwang. Everywhere you move, you’re screwed.
