Thanks for the detailed explanation. :)
I read Wikipedia's description of Pink Swastika and they said it was proven false. Really!!! Do you think Wikipedia has homosexuals monitoring their reviews of books that portray homosexuality as evil? Do you think they are trying to create PC research propaganda for children so that the words, "evil" and "homosexuality" are never seen together. Could there be an agenda???
This book laid out the German homosexual agenda in a very elaborate, well-sourced, way and I found it so intriguing that homosexuality is never mentioned when talking about the Brownshirts. Nazi party, etc.
It is covered up--all the known homosexuals leaders in the Nazi party. I've researched various things written in the book and everything has been documented (except on Wikipedia).
They never say that Hitler was homosexual, though, only that he had sexual perversions and all his close friends were sexual perverts. The Hidden Hitler actually documents all the men he lived with in his 20's, in the army, and areas he lived which were all the gay, prostitute districts in Berlin and/or Munich. On Wikipedia it goes at length to list "all" the women he was with (only after he entered politics for hushing up the rumors) I believe two committed suicide (one his niece) who was so disgusted and felt degraded by his sexual practices, although we never find out what Hitler's perversion is, for Hitler burned everything that was from the sex research clinic in Germany since his friends may have mentioned him. Kind of reminds me of zero.
Interesting thing, though, is that in The Hidden Hitler, they could document where he lived and his (male) roommates and there are documents that show the homosexual areas of Munich and Berlin and his residences were right in the heart of those areas.
During the Wiemar Republic, sexual immorality was rampant and all European countries referred to homosexuality as the "German Vice"--well known among the diplomats. It is insinuated that Hitler was a coprophiliac, although they had just circumstantial evidence.