You conveniently forget the Lutheran pastors who were also sent to concentration camps to die......because they would not follow the little dictator Hitler, or compromise their faith.
Or Dietrich Bonhoeffer who was murdered by Hitler’s orders...
...or Dutch Christian Corrie ten Boom who lost her father, sister and nephew to the Nazis and barely survived......because she knew what was happening and hid Jews
...and so many more.......
Luther’s hateful and inexcusable screed against the Jews was never church dogma. That document was even suppressed over the years by various German governments until the Nazis took over. Probably most Germans never read the hateful document until the Nazis dug it up.
The Nazis wanted to remove all Jewish elements from the New Testament and they taught that Jesus was an ordinary man and his father was a Roman (probably germanic) soldier.
There were many Catholics in the Nazi leadership. It is true that the Nazi Party was less popular and more resisted in Catholic parts of Germany.
The Danes, mostly Lutheran, almost to a person resisted the Nazis and protected Jews.
Hitler hated all churches, Catholic, Lutheran, or whatever.