Hitler The Butcher
Hitler is known as the butcher. Butcher in Hebrew is טבח where it also has the meaning of executioner. As a verb טבח means to slaughter, to kill as well as to cook. This motivates the key words Hitler or A. Hitler against the key word Butcher or The Butcher. Each of the four possible pairs produce statistically significant tables in the Torah. The tables involving Butcher were essentially the same tables involving The Butcher.
With the key word Hitler, and with the expected number of ELSs set to 40, the probability that a text from the ELS random placement text population would produce a table as compact as the one produced by the Torah text is 39.5/10,000. With the key word A. Hitler and with the expected number of ELSs set to 40, the probability that a text from the ELS random placement text population would produce a table as compact as the one produced by the Torah text is 13/10,000.
The written history of the Holocause is replete with descriptions of Hitler as the butcher and the mass slaughterer and as the exterminator of the Jews. We first explore the key words Hitler, The Butcher, and Exterminates. With the expected number of ELSs set to 200, the probability that a text from the ELS random placement text population would have a table as compact as the one produced by the Torah text is 6/1,000.
Rabbi Glazerson notices in this table an ELS of one other key word: Murderer
Following Witztum, we also add the key word Slaughters to this group of key words, making the total group of key words Hitler, The Butcher, Slaughters, and Exterminates. With the expected number of ELSs set to 10, the probability that a text from the ELS random placement text population would have as compact a table as that produced by the Torah text is 1.5/100,000.
Rabbi Glazerson notices in this table two ELSs of additional related key words: Nazi and Heathen. That Nazi is related to Hitler is clear. That Heathen is related becomes clear when we recall Hitler's training under Eckart in the Satanistic and Pagan Thule Society. One who believes as a Pagan believes is called a Heathen.
Doron Witztum expands this basic table by making the key word Exterminates stronger, to Exterminates them.
Rabbi Glazerson finds that one of the Torah verses in this table is relevant. Describing the burnt offering that Noah made to Hashem, the verse states:
Hashem smelled the pleasing aroma. (Genesis 8:21)
Midrash Rabbah comments on this verse.
He smelled the savour of the Patriarch Abraham ascending from the fiery furnace. He smelled the savour of Hananiah, Mishael and Azariah ascending from the fiery furnace. ... He smelled the savour of the generation of destruction. (Midrash Rabbah, Genesis p 273-274.)
The generation of destruction can be thought of as the tremendous slaughter that followed the Bar Kochba revolt. And it can be thought of as the smoke of the crematoriums of the Holocaust. In either case we must understand the idiom of the Torah. Here to smell the savour means to feel the preciousness of those who died. See also holocaust Auschwitz
table 1 and table 2.
Hitler and the Nazi's believed in the myth of Aryan superiority. Those that were inferior, meaning non-Aryan, had to be exterminated. And with this logic, the Aryans began to murder. We pair the key word Aryan with the key word Murderer. With the expected number of ELSs set to 200, the probabiilty that a text from the ELS random placement text population would have a table more compact than the table produced by the Torah text is 11.5/10,000. The table itself is interesting. Both ELSs have a skip of 17 and the form a vertical line, one after the other, one reading upward and the other reading downward.
The area around this ELS column has some ELSs of a couple of relevant key words: Nazi and For Extermination. As well there is a geometric configuration of two ELSs of Murderer that form a cross.
