“Riley applauded the way that God had helped Hitler to snatch “Germany from the very jaws of atheistic communism.” He deplored Hitler’s critics who began “tearing their hair…the moment that a Jew-Communist in Germany had his store closed.” And he agreed with Hitler that the Jews had earned the hatred of many against them: “Jewry, from the day that she crucified Jesus Christ until the present time, has given many occasions for her own rejection… Hear Hitler, who speaks from firsthand knowledge: ‘the Jew is the cause and beneficiary of our slavery.  The Jew has caused our misery, and today he lives on our troubles.  That is the reason that as nationalists, we are enemies of the Jew.  He has ruined our race, rotted our morals, corrupted our traditions, and broken our power.’”[132]”