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    Hitler was never in army intelligence.

    Hitlers first contact with the nazi party was actually when he was sent by the police to infiltrate it and act as an informer for them. Stranger than fiction.

    I don't senior German army figures would have had much time for young Adolf.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveSlats View Post
    Hitler was never in army intelligence.

    Hitlers first contact with the nazi party was actually when he was sent by the police to infiltrate it and act as an informer for them. Stranger than fiction.

    I don't senior German army figures would have had much time for young Adolf.
    It was army intelligence who sent him to infiltrate the Nazi Party.

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    Once the Communists had been overthrown, he gave information before the Commission of Inquiry set up by the 2nd Infantry Regiment,
    which tried and shot those reported to have been active on the other side. He then got a job in the Press and News Bureau of the Political Depart
    ment of the Army's VII (Munich) District Command, a centre for the activities of such men as Rohm. After attending a course
    of 'political instruction' for the troops, Hitler was himself appointed a BiJdungsoffizier (Instruction Officer) with the task of
    inoculating the men against contagion by socialist, pacifist, or democratic ideas. This was an important step for Hitler, since it
    constituted the first recognition of the fact that he had any political ability at all. Then, in September, he was instructed by the
    head of the Political Department to investigate a small group meeting in Munich, the German Workers" Party, which might
    possibly be of interest to the Army.
    Full text of "Hitler A Study In Tyranny"

    Hitler joined the group and became its leader while paid by the army.

    It was Hitler who renamed the party the National Socialist Party.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OMahonyMunster View Post
    Oh indeed he did it is in his new book see todays's Sunday Indo
    Ganley to publish his 'vision' in new book - National News, Frontpage - Independent.ie
    This is just absolutely astonishing. We have been watching as the wheels have come off the Liebertas project these past few months, but Ganloopy's latest reported comments about the EU being under the yoke of "a Communist totalitarian system of Jose Manuel Barroso, a former Maoist Communist" really are the most bizarre yet.

    Is this evidence that Ganloopy really has just cracked under the pressure of an election campaign or is Liebertas now revealed for the anti-European, foam-at-the-mouth, reds-under-the-beds bag of nutjobs that it really is?

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