One doesn't associate Adolf Hitler with holy relics. How did this come to be?

One can either declare Hitler and his inner circle certifiably insane and be done with the matter, as many historians have done, or one could, with difficulty, trace the evolution of Hitler's monstrous agenda point by point, from the rantings of a political dissident in a Munich beer hall to the death camps. I've tried to connect the dots. In Hitler's Holy Relics, readers get a picture window into the mind of this madman, and can follow, point by point, how the failed Vienna art student and f...