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Onfray writes not a single word about any of the fifty-two atheist mass murderers of the twentieth century, he does not even mention Stalin or Mao, despite devoting more than six pages of the book to inaccurately claiming that Adolf Hitler was a Christian, based in part upon the Gott mit uns (God with us) belt buckle that the German army inherited from the royal house of Prussia. He is obviously unaware that it was not Hitler who gave the Wehrmacht that motto, but Otto von Bismarck, whose imperial standard contained the slogan in 1870; similar Gott mit uns buckles from World War I further prove the falsity of Onfray’s argument. Moreover, the Wehrmacht were not Nazis—the 950,000-strong Nazi army personally sworn to Hitler was the Waffen-SS, and their motto was not Gott mit uns but Meine Ehre heißt Treue” (My honor is named loyalty)
- Vox Day The Irrational Atheist

I'll do the translation if need be.

The devil will deceive.

Done.

BTW, it appears God wasn't.

The god was NOT the Judeo Christian God that Hitler worshiped, although to gain support he used God for control of the masses. After all, he was a master of propaganda.

His lifestyle and friend's lifestyles were condemned by Christianity. He knew it and hid it. (The Hidden Hitler).

Also, with the revisionism in all the history books partly because of the homosexual movements around the world, any mention of rampant homosexuality and pederasty in the SS, or in any other militaristic society....such as pre WWII Japan, Romans, Greeks, Teutonic Knights, Knights Templar, Shamanism, etc., is verboten.

Hitler thought of himself as god and never bowed to any one. His hatred for his father probably transfered to God the Father. Do you doubt that the master propagandists in Germany would make a truthful motto? Besides, the prevailing philosophy in Germany was atheistic....Post modern German philosophy....Why do you think Nietzsche declared "God is Dead! to his fellow German philosophers in the late 1800's!