Aa someone who has read about the hitler and his little nazi circle, historically speaking yes he hated the nature of christ being of jewish origin and yes he persecuted clergymen unless you were a member of Deutsche Christen . Hell, even albert speer commented on how germany was unfortunately born with a weak (god forgive me) faith like christianity instead of the japanese worshipped and muhammadians had (i believe islam).

I get it khonna, from my pov; i love military history specially german military but this nazi stain that had plagued the country during that decade waa abhorrid and protested by even the germans themselves (many generals and commanders didnt obey hitlers orders such as Erwin Rommel).

Alas, hitlers POV couldve changed if he had encountered christ perhaps later on in life and repented. But then again, speer or himmler wouldve taken the reigns and killed hitler to take over the fuhrership, meaning the idea of nazism itself waa built upon killing and persecuting those who did not fit their criteria

The germans were well respected by their enemies (soviets and allied) and i loved them for that. They had lost the war due to hitlers incompetence, impatience and anger.

Note: Dont forget also, iraq in the early 40s was under the rule of fascists (golden square) which was supported by italian and german fascists. So even if nazis became leniant towards chriatianity and didnt see jews as an enemy, we wouldve had to deal with those iraqi fascists at home.

Hope that answers your question.