The Antichrist is a clown.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_persecution_of_the_Catholic_Church_in_Poland
I thought the Nazis didn't kill anybody. You people are disgusting. Hitler was a catholic, Hitler admired the murders committed by the catholic "church."
https://alphahistory.com/nazigermany/the-nazi-catholic-concordat-1933/
The Antichrist cometh, and he lies like his father lies.
The "Thousand Year Reich" was a slogan, nothing more. I know of no such connection to Christ, and I'm not sure what your claim is about "...go after God's people."
It's the same "slogan" in the Bible uses, thousand year reign of Christ. The nation of Israel is God's people, who's the Catholics think they have replaced.
Germans are a Christian people. It's no surprise that a political slogan was selected that had personal meaning for them.
If you are claiming that The Third Reich targeted "God's people" for extermination, then you are ignoring volumes of information to the contrary. I've already been warned not to discuss this in detail on this forum...I guess we'll just have to leave it here.
It bears mentioning, however, that "God's chosen people" declared war against Germany in 1933, just after Hitler put the Haavara Agreement in action -- a considerable humanitarian concession to them. "God's chosen people" had already destroyed Russia murdering millions in the process, their bankers and elite started WWI, and nearly destroyed Germany from the inside during the Weimar Republic. In fact, "these people" are not "God's chosen" at all, and are imposters...
It bears mentioning, however, that "God's chosen people" declared war against Germany in 1933
So now we are right back to where I began this exercise, see the title^^ above. The roman catholics claim the Jews started WW2 so Germans retaliated against the catholics? Oh what tangled web we weave.
By the way, you base your whole world view on one movie that was made by the roman catholics.
Well, that "one movie" uses DOZENS of recognized sources, so, it's not correct to claim it as a single source. I also know of no connection to the Catholic Church.
And no, I don't use that "one movie" as my sole basis for my opinions. There are decades' worth of books, research by historians, analyses by engineers/chemists, and legitimate interviews of people who lived during that time, etc., etc.