Jim Condit Jr. - The FInal Solution to Adolf Hitler

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• published: 09 Nov 2014
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Among the many important bits of hidden history revealed in this two hour and twenty minute documentary: § During World War II as many as 150,000 Jews or "partial-Jews" (Mischlinge), served in the German armed forces, including decorated veterans and high-ranking officers, even generals and admirals. Among them were Field Marshal Erhard Milch and Helmut Wilberg, one of the fathers of the blitzkrieg method of warfare that helped Hitler conquer most of Europe. (For an example of the solidly-researched documentation you'll find on the DVD, click here for a piece of information from the book, "Hitler's Jewish Soldiers" by Bryan Mark Rigg.) § IBM lands in Germany in March, 1933, the very month Hitler comes to power. IBM uses its punchcard system and begins to identify and catalogue the everyday Jews in Germany for eventual roundup. Even though IBM is headquartered in New York City and IBM President Thomas Watson receives many public awards from the Hitler government -- the New York Times pretends to hardly notice, and never objects. § Books which document that Hitler was helped to power by prominent Jewish owned companies and many Wall Street firms. § The little known Rakovsky interrogation is highlighted. Both Hitler and his archrival for European hegemony, Communist dictator Joseph Stalin, contended with, but were also funded and manipulated by, the same secret forces in international banking circles. § Jewish police help round up everyday Jews, and hand them over to the Nazis so they can be confined in concentration camps. This DVD identifies the book which exposes this aspect of pre-World War II Germany, and explains the reason why. § Incredibly, despite the Nazi ideology, which publicly held the Germanic people as the superior race and the Jews as the enemy of all things German, there is formidable evidence indicating that Hitler and other high-ranking Nazi leaders themselves had some Jewish ancestry. § Who was William Patrick Hitler, and why did the Fuhrer, Adolf Hitler, pay him off to quit talking about the family background? § Adolf Eichmann spoke Yiddish and visited the Zionists in Palestine many times. Eichmann, with Hitler's approval, set up training camps in German occupied territory where the Irgun, or Israeli storm troopers, were trained in anticipation of the takeover of Palestine, which happened in 1948, three years after World War II. (By the way, why was Eichmann kept in a sound proof cage during his 1961 trial in Israel? This DVD explains.) § Hitler's close associate, Rudoph Hess, flew to England for some reason in 1942. This DVD explains why. As Hess landed, he was arrested by Churchill's faction. After World War II, Hess was kept in Spandau Prison, capacity 300 men, as its only prisoner from 1945 to 1989. During this 44 year period, soldiers from four countries (Russia, USA, England, and France) marched around Spandau Prison, each nation on duty one week of each month. During those 44 years, Hess was never allowed to visit with even his immediate family members unless a government witness was present. Why? This DVD explains why. § Some leading Zionists in Europe and America, such as Rabbi Stephen Wise, had the opportunity to negotiate the release of many Jews from the Nazi concentration camps near the end of World War II, but refused to do so. (See the 1961 book Perfidy by Ben Hecht for an eloquent introduction to this mind-boggling aspect of World War II. Hecht was a Jewish Hollywood producer and screen writer. He worked closely with David O'Selznick on "Gone with the Wind.") § Commentary on excerpts from the little known pamphlet which appeared in 1940: Hitler's Policy is a Jewish Policy. § The "unexplainable" chapter in Hitler's life -- when he worked for the Communists during their brief occupation of Munich in 1919 -- explained. § What Hitler's own lawyer testified about Hitler's ancestry in his "death-bed" pamphlet at Nuremburg entitled, In the Face of the Gallows. § And much, much more -- 140 minutes in all.