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Maria Anne Hirschmann is a Czechoslovak-Am … Maria Anne Hirschmann is a Czechoslovak-American author and public speaker on Christian subjects. Hirschmann was caught in the events of World War II when the Nazis invaded Czechoslovakia and the local Sudeten German population came under the influence of Nazism. When the Soviets came, she managed to escape to American-occupied Germany, or West Germany. In 1955 she emigrated to America as a teacher and wrote a book about her life, originally published as I Changed Gods, and more popularly published later as Hansi, The Girl Who Loved the Swastika in 1973. According to her Amazon bio, the book sold more than 400,000 copies. Later editions are titled Hansi: The Girl who Left the Swastika. It was also published as a comic book by Spire Christian Comics. Hirschmann founded Hansi Ministries in 1974. In 2009, Hirschmann's scheduled appearance at a US Air Force Academy symposium was canceled after Colorado Springs Gazette religion columnist Mark Barna quoted her as saying "Obama is the result of a trend in America that is going away from the Judeo-Christian ethic. Obama is a socialist, one step from communism. He could pave the way for a future Antichrist. Obama scares me because he has no record and people flock to him. Hitler also had no record, people flocked to him and both wrote a book. Christians laid flat and Hitler came to power, just like with Obama. Obama is the result of the secular news media brain washing America. The media put Obama into power. He is so inexperienced." She clarified her views about the president in her February 2009 newsletter stating the adulation he received "reminded me of former times in Germany when Adolf Hitler was selected in a jubilant election to become the new leader of Germany, and within short years also the 'Fuehrer' for Austria and Czechoslovakia, etc. I was accused that I called Obama another Hitler, but I never did that. I am still not saying such a thing, but I do pray for President Obama very often; he needs it." President Obama very often; he needs it."
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