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yes many of the army/ss/police units had pastors with them to help them through it

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The German armed forces in the Nazi period did not have chaplains or pastors.

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er, yes they did. Granted not all units did, but then again religion was discouraged.

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'... religion was discouraged', but they had armu chaplains? That doesn't make sense - or at the very least calls for an explalation.

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