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This review of Hitler’s Religion: The Twisted Beliefs That Drove the Third Reich provides an in-depth analysis of the Nazi leader’s religious beliefs and how they shaped his actions. Drawing upon extensive research into newly uncovered documents, author Richard Weikart examines Adolf Hitler’s religious views, from his childhood to his death in 1945. With a combination of historical insight and scholarly acumen, this book offers a unique perspective on one of history’s most notorious figures. Weikart provides an astute assessment of how Hitler’s religious beliefs impacted his political decision-making, as well as the devastating consequences of those decisions. He also examines the role that religion played in Nazi ideology and how it shaped the rise and fall of the Third Reich. In addition, he analyzes how Hitler’s twisted beliefs have been interpreted by historians over time. By exploring these topics in detail, Weikart presents a comprehensive overview of Hitler’s religious convictions and their implications for modern society.