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HIMMLER AND RELIGION

 

Few people are aware of Himmler's views on religion.  Himmler wanted a restoration of ancient paganism in Germany.  This was not a casual interest.  Himmler set up a major research institution, the Ahnenerbe, inside the SS.  He financed an expedition to Tibet.  This quote gives a very good perspective on his views.  Note the date.  This speech was given on the same day as Heydrich's funeral in Berlin, an event that clearly concentrated Himmler's mind on his top priorities in life.

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Our list of Himmler's Speeches (The most detailed list on the web)

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"We will have to deal with Christianity in a tougher way than hitherto.  We must settle accounts with this Christianity, this greatest of plagues that could have happened to us in our history, which has weakened us in every conflict.  If our generation does not do it then it would I think drag on for a long time.  We must overcome it within ourselves.  Today at Heydrich's funeral I intentionally expressed in my oration from my deepest conviction a belief in God, a belief in fate, in the ancient one as I called him - that is the old Germanic word:  Wralda.

We shall once again have to find a new scale of values for our people:  the scale of the macrocosm and the microcosm, the starry sky above us and the world in us, the world that we see in the microscope.  The essence of these megalomaniacs, these Christians who talk of men ruling this world, must stop and be put back in its proper proportion.  Man is nothing special at all.  He is an insignificant part of this earth.  If a big thunderstorm comes, he can do nothing about it.  He cannot even predict it.  He has no idea how a fly is constructed - however unpleasant, it is a miracle - or how a blossom is constructed.  He must once again look with deep reverence into this world.  Then he will acquire the right sense of proportion about what is above us, about how we are woven into this cycle.

Then, on a different plane, something else must happen:  we must once again be rooted in our ancestors and grandchildren, in this eternal chain and eternal sequence.  By rooting our people in a deep ideological awareness of ancestors and grandchildren we must once more persuade them that they must have sons.  We can do a very great deal.  But everything that we do must be justifiable vis-ŕ-vis the clan, our ancestors.  If we do not secure this moral foundation which is the deepest and best because the most natural, we will not be able to overcome Christianity on this plane and create the Germanic Reich which will be a blessing for the earth.  That is our mission as a nation on this earth.  For thousands of years it has been the mission of this blond race to rule the earth and again and again to bring it happiness and culture."


Speech to top leaders of the SS, June 9, 1942  Berlin

Source:  Nazism;  A History In Documents And Eyewitness Accounts, 1919 - 1945 by J. Noakes and G. Pridham
Schocken Books Inc, New York, First American Edition 1990, Page 498