well I contacted stan state history department and they agreed with me.
they provided this link:
(granted this is a person IN the department, not the Deparment itself)
http://www.csustan.edu/sites/defaul.../Weikart/Darwinism-in-Nazi-Racial-Thought.pdf
quote from above link:
"A much stronger piece of evidence that Richards and others have brought forward
to contest the view that Nazis were Darwinists is a list of categories of forbidden books
published in the periodical Die Bücherei in 1935.67 This list, compiled for libraries
in Saxony, included several categories of works that should be banned, including:
Works of worldview or biological character whose content is the superficial scientific
enlightenment of a primitive Darwinism and monism (Haeckel and those emulating
him, as well as Ostwald).68 Richards insists that this evidence seals his case that the
Nazis rejected Darwinism.69 But does it? First of all, most historians recognize that the
Nazi system was polycratic and Nazis often disagreed among themselves. Thus a Saxon
official issuing a banned book list is important, but not decisive, evidence; it must be
weighed in light of other evidence. Secondly, this statement does not ban Darwinism
per se, but primitive Darwinism and monism. Many Nazis rejected Haeckels
and Ostwalds monism, not because it contained evolutionary theory, but because
Haeckels Monist League, especially in the 1920s and early 1930s, had tilted toward
socialism, pacifism, feminism, and other doctrines contrary to the Nazi worldview.70"
perhaps this would be of help to you.
There is another book being written as we speak the manuscript is complete, by the same author above, regarding Hitlers anti Christianity. It's called "the religion of hitler" He didn't give me any quotes from it, but I did fairly well simply quoting the Bible regarding Hitlers evils and how He most likely left his faith as a Roman Catholic, and "Christianity" when He fell away. There are many antagonistic quotes of Hitler regarding Christianity in the Book, soon to be released.
so you would be wrong there again.
Thanks for the Comment