About the book: year / Critical analysis of National Socialism and ChristianityThe monograph "Hitler and Christ" by Michael de Boudion was published in 1998 and instantly brought confusion into the minds of both believers, and atheists, forcing them to reconsider the entire historical experience accumulated by Christianity in all its forms, which until now seemed “invaluable,” and to look at the bloody events of the 20th century from a fundamentally different angle. Michael de Boudion addresses this book, first of all, to young intellectuals - aggressive, healthy and arrogant, with brains not drenched in vodka and not clouded by drugs. Note All sayings of Christ given in this book are taken from the canonical gospel texts (Synodal translation). Hitler's quotations, unless otherwise stated, come from the books "Mein Kampf" (Munchen 1940, abbreviated MK, followed by the part number and chapter number) and "Table Speeches" (H. Piker "Hitlers Tischgeschprache im Furerhauptquartier", abbreviated HTG, with indicating the date spoken). The author takes responsibility for the accuracy of the facts presented, which require knowledge of authentic Christian and Nazi primary sources..