[Tribune7]

Posthumous is not contemporaneous. Is this a difficult concept for you, thus the question marks?

You seem to have some trouble with the word. The book was written contemporaneously -- i.e. Hitler's actual words were written down while he was still alive -- with Hitler.

Hitler didn't carry out the Holocaust . . .and they NEVER heard him reject Christianity.

Well, the people who did the hands on stuff certainly had that impression:

SS officers recieved similar swords, and those recruits showing merit recieved rings emblazoned with a death's head and enscribed with runes. SS men married in pagan rites that replaced the Christian wedding, though only after the proper Aryan heritage of the bride had been established. Pagan festivals were held by the SS to replace traditional Christian holiday, with the most important being the winter solstice, or Yuletide. Even in death, Christianity was eschewed by the SS, as the cross was substituted by grave markers that combined the Leben rune and its inverted form, the gabled-shaped sign of death.

[allmendream]

The SS belt buckles said “God is with Us” in German. They were buried in grave sites under the Christian cross.

Even if “Table Talk” was 100% accurate they were all a private and secret ‘talk’. Hard to inspire the Holocaust with ideas that never saw print until well after the Holocaust wouldn’t you think? Or are you going to continue to ignore that very salient point?