We, did not hang Hitler and Himmler and Goebbels as Haman and his associates were hung. They saved us the trouble -by ending their own lives.
Then Mordecai returned to the king’s gate, while Haman hurried home, his head covered in mourning.
There Haman told his wife Zeresh and all his friends everything that had befallen him. His advisers and his wife Zeresh said to him, “If Mordecai, before whom you have begun to fall, is ... you will not overcome him; you will fall before him to your ruin.”
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HITLER, FALLS, BLAMES HIS GERNAN PEOPLE THAT THEY DERSEVE TO DIE, FEARS THE RUSSIANS WILL GET HIM...
Hitler ranted ‘Germans deserve to perish’: wartime diaries
Adolf Hitler had ranted he was a 'broken man' just days before he took his own life.
Updated on: Oct 26, 2012
Adolf Hitler had ranted “Germans deserve to perish” and was a “broken man” just days before he took his own life in 1945, according to newly disclosed documents.https://indianexpress.com/article/news-archive/print/hitler-ranted-germans-deserve-to-perish-wartime-diaries/
Hitler told senior Nazis that “everyone has lied to me, everyone has deceived me” just eight days before he killed himself in his bunker, declassified diaries that Guy Liddell, head of counter-espionage at MI5, kept during the 1940s and 50s, have revealed.
Hitler ranted that the German people had not fought with enough heroism and they “deserved to perish”, according to the documents.
Liddell includes in his diaries a Joint Intelligence Committee paper detailing Hitler’s final days.
During a conference on April 22nd, 1945, Hitler gave a speech to his assembled generals and Heinrich Himmler, his minister of the interior.
The report states: “Hitler came in at 8:30 a completely broken man. Only a few army officers were with him. Himmler urged Hitler to leave Berlin. Suddenly, Hitler began to make one of his characteristic speeches”.
“Everyone has lied to me, everyone has deceived me, non (sic) one has told me the truth. The armed forces have lied to me and now the SS has left me in the lurch. The German people has not fought heroically. It deserves to perish,” Hitler had said according to the report.
“It is not I who have lost the war, but the German people,” he had said. The report continues: “Then his face turned purple, his twitching left arm became quiet, and he could not put his left foot on the ground properly. Throughout that night he suffered from a nervous collapse and kept on raving that he would meet his end in Berlin.”
'The German people deserve to die': Hitler's rant on how he was deceived by 'everyone' during his last days in Berlin bunker
By Kerry Mcqueeney, 26 Oct 2012.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2223471/Guy-Liddell-diaries-Hitlers-rant-deceived-days-Berlin-bunker.html
Hitler in '45: German people should perish
Days before his death Hitler tells senior Nazis: 'Everyone deceived me… German people lost the war,' newly disclosed British intelligence report says
Ynet|Published: 10.26.12
The recently published diaries of former British M15 Deputy Director Guy Liddell, reveal new information on Hitler's final days, as they was documented in a Joint Intelligence Committee paper, the British Telegraph reported Friday.https://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4297329,00.html
According to the diaries, on April 22, 1945, during an assembly in his bunker, Hitler surprised his generals and Interior Minister Heinrich Himmler, with an alarming speech.
"Hitler came in at 8.30 a completely broken man; only a few army officers were with him. Himmler urged Hitler to leave Berlin," the report said.
According to the intelligence brief, Hitler then went on to say: "Everyone has lied to me, everyone has deceived me… the SS has left me in the lurch. The German people have not fought heroically. It deserves to perish… it is not I who have lost the war, but the German people."
The report said that "Hitler's face then turned purple" and he "could not put his left foot on the ground properly."
Reportedly, throughout that night he suffered from a nervous breakdown and kept on raving that he would "meet his end in Berlin."
In spite of his breakdown, on the night he killed himself Hitler was said to be "calm."
He told Albert Speer, then minister of armaments, that he "awaited his death as a release from a hard life of difficulties."
"Hitler had at last realized that his star had set and the war was lost" British newspaper quotes Speer's words on the report.
"He said that he could not go out and die fighting on the barricades as he was afraid of merely being wounded and captured by the Russians. He would therefore shoot himself."