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Moral decline in [[Germany]], [[Religious Upbringing and Culture Affects Rates of Homosexuality|which spawned]] attendant [[homosexuality]], occurred about 35 years before the [[Nazi]]s took power and it paved the way for the Nazis to take power. The Nazis were rabid [[evolution|evolutionists]] who insisted that the "[[evolutionary racism|German master race]]" dominate other so-called inferior races. Belief in [[evolution]] has been linked to a decline of morality.<ref>[http://creation.com/morals-decline-linked-to-belief-in-evolution Morals decline linked to belief in evolution]</ref>

Moral decline in [[Germany]], [[Religious Upbringing and Culture Affects Rates of Homosexuality|which spawned]] attendant [[homosexuality]], occurred about 35 years before the [[Nazi]]s took power and it paved the way for the Nazis to take power. The Nazis were rabid [[evolution|evolutionists]] who insisted that the "[[evolutionary racism|German master race]]" dominate other so-called inferior races. Belief in [[evolution]] has been linked to a decline of morality.<ref>[http://creation.com/morals-decline-linked-to-belief-in-evolution Morals decline linked to belief in evolution]</ref>

The American journalist H. R. Knickerbocker wrote about the homosexual Nazi leader [[Ernst Röhm]]: Röhm's "chiefs, men of the rank of Gruppenfuehrer or Obergruppenfuehrer, commanding units of several hundred thousand [[Storm Troopers]], were almost without exception homosexuals. Indeed, unless a Storm Troop officer were homosexual, he had no chance of advancement."[http://books.google.com/books?id=RwGwpIBHhgcC&lpg=PR2&pg=PA34#v=onepage&q&f=false] (page 34).

The American journalist H. R. Knickerbocker wrote about the homosexual Nazi leader [[Ernst Röhm]]: Röhm's "chiefs, men of the rank of Gruppenfuehrer or Obergruppenfuehrer, commanding units of several hundred thousand [[Storm Troopers]], were almost without exception homosexuals. Indeed, unless a Storm Troop officer were homosexual, he had no chance of advancement."<ref>[http://books.google.com/books?id=RwGwpIBHhgcC&lpg=PR2&pg=PA34#v=onepage&q&f=false Is Tomorrow Hitler's? by  H. R. Knickerbocker, page 34</ref>

Ernst Röhm was the only Nazi leader to address Hitler by his first name "Adolf" rather than "mein Führer" which helped prompt rumors that Hitler was a homosexual. The sexuality of Hitler is a matter of scholarly debate and historians are divided on whether Hitler was heterosexual, bisexual or homosexual.  

Ernst Röhm was the only Nazi leader to address Hitler by his first name "Adolf" rather than "mein Führer" which helped prompt rumors that Hitler was a homosexual. The sexuality of Hitler is a matter of scholarly debate and historians are divided on whether Hitler was heterosexual, bisexual or homosexual.