The Nazis and Freemasonry

Fri Jan 15, 2010 12:02 am » by **Sentientseed**

What is there to kid about? A 32 is merely a pay your dues and you can be recognized as one. No knowledge required really. No study. Nada beyond being an Master Mason (3rd degree) in good standing. Very very easy to become inactive for a poor person as I. 33rd well it isn't easily obtained. Quite the contrary and thus why I am surprised to see a 33rd inactive and curious as to why.

Fri Jan 15, 2010 12:12 am » by **Lordgaga**

yoursoulmate wrote:no need to get rude ego-driven individual

actually, I am living in Germany, 50% of my ancestors are German, therefore a lot of them knew what the third reich was like..they knew more than they wished to know
besides that ..Nazi Germany is the n°1 topic in school here.. ..of course the books don't tell you about the occult background of the Nazi Germany, but other sources do..to me the link is obvious..
my research goes waaaay further than wikipedia articles ..and despite of all that I still have very much to learn..so what do you know? Enlighten me with your knowledge

Ciao bella! :love:

I have something to tell u about some small detail about nazi.
Small but interesting details.

Fri Jan 15, 2010 12:16 am » by **Harbin**

Apologies for typo, meant to read 32 degree.

Mon Sep 20, 2010 8:24 pm » by **Kacen**

In Nazi propaganda Freemasonry and Jews were constantly lumped into the same group; claiming Freemasons were just one "arm" of the "Jewish conspiracy". The debunked Protocols of the Elders of Zion claimed such.

Now, the Romanian Iron Guard, a Fascist/Nazi-esque group in Romania, that was /very/ anti-semitic and outwardly anti-Masonic, did have some associates that were Masons, which is strange. Octavian Goga and Ion Antonescu come to mind.