Ben Klassen – Adolf Hitler Tribute Speech (1989) RAHOWA! We’re gathered here today to pay tribute to and give recognition to the greatest man in history. His name was Adolf Hitler. And in my view he was the greatest White man that ever lived, and the greatest leader that the White Race has ever had, without a rival. He has influenced not only our lives but the whole world greatly in the last century. And in fact, I was reading a book recently by Leon Degrelle, who was a Belgian fighter for the White Race, in the great war and prior to that even, fought on the Russian front. And he calls this the “Hitler century”, and the subtitle: Hitler was born at Versailles. Undoubtedly, the treacherous and horrible World War I greatly shaped Hitler’s views and his own life, which then shaped the world. And certainly he has tremendously influenced me personally, as he has all of us. If it wasn’t for Hitler, there would be no Church of The Creator. In fact, we wouldn’t be here today. I read Mein Kampf in the original German back in 1938, when I was twenty-on… twenty years old. I don’t need to make it any more than necessary. And it changed my life immediately. One of the things that it did for me was it taught me to make definitive and decisive decisions promptly. I don’t know whether if I’d made them any better, but I certainly made them a lot faster than I used to. Now, I was teaching school at the time, I was back at the farm there at Saskatchewan, teaching school at a little country school where I had gone to school myself. And at that time as you know in 1938 the psychological