Hitler's cross
by Erwin W. Lutzer
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The Hakenkreuz, or broken cross, became the vivid icon under which Adolph Hitler united his destitute and pride-starved nation. As Der Führer, supreme leader of the Reich, Hitler rejoiced that the swastika was openly displayed in churches throughout Germany. Confused at first by their responsibilities, then deceived by their pride, many church leaders capitulated to the wave of nationalism that swept the cross of Jesus Christ from its rightful place. Others did not -- and paid the ultimate price for upholding the truth. Erwin W. Lutzer explores the story of Hitler's cross -- how a whole race of people so in need of a champion found little help from the church of Christ and so invited the judgment of God. - Jacket.
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Crosses, Church and state, Swastikas, National socialism, Church history, History, Signs and symbols, Hitler, adolf, 1889-1945, Germany, church history, Germany, history, 1933-1945, Church and state, germany, Church and state, united statesPeople
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