was hitler a naturalist?

Question

naturalist to the essence that he did not believe in the supernatural.

Answer 1

I doubt it. Frequently rulers, especially kings, dictators, and tyrants rely on the horoscope, card reading, sorcery, etc. I read once that Hitler had somebody who read him the cards

Answer 2

A book has been recently published concerning Hitler's Alpine retreat and it contains a number of postcards. Hitler is clearly at pains to present an image of a man kind to animals -- he is, for instance, depicted feeding deer. Here is a comment: "The postcards, used for propaganda purposes, revealed an interesting reflection of the time and how Hitler liked to be presented to the German people and the world during the heydays of the 1930s. The postcards also shows the evolution of Hitler's home from a homely alpine cottage called "Haus Wachenfeld" to a more modern residence of Berghof and later, the infamous Eagle's Nest. The black and white postcards appears to be in excellent condition and its a look back in what it was. It interesting that Hitler appears to be a very much of a naturalist by outlook since he wants his home to blend with natural surrounding and an environmentist by action, even using electric power boat so not to damage the pristine lake water."

Answer 3

Interesting premise, but no. By definition, he was a paranoid megalomaniac fascinated by the occult and driven by extremism.

Answer 4

actually, Hitler was a dickwad..... sorry, i couldn't resist saying that!