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It was 13 October On 13 October, 1887, Jozef Tiso, a Catholic priest/crusader, leader of Slovakia and a friend and ally of Hitler and Mussolini, was born. Shortly before Emil Hácha, the leader of Czechoslovakia, begged Hitler to make Bohemia a protectorate in order to better preserve it from a Bolshevik takeover, Jozef Tiso declared Slovakia's independence on 14 March, 1939, after two decades of mistreatment by the Czechs, who had also been persecuting Germans, Hungarians and other non-Czechs in the Czech-dominated state known as Czechoslovakia. During his rule, Tiso defended Slovakia against Communism, Freemasonry and other anti-Christian threats, all of which were headed by international Jewry. He naturally had Jews removed from Slovakia as well, with coordinated help from his German allies. Slovakia later joined the last European crusade after Hitler began a preemptive strike against the Soviet Union (he properly named the operation after one of the greatest German crusader kings of all time, Friedrich I. Barbarossa). On 18 April, 1947, Jozef Tiso was executed/murdered by communists (Jews) for having done nothing other than try to shield his people and Europe from the hellish forces of Jewry who, for now, rule over us all and seek to genocide all European peoples. Until the end, Jozef Tiso remained faithful to himself, his people and Christ, same as Hitler, Mussolini and the other great European crusaders of the time. They all will no doubt rest in peace eternally. Source: Ludwig Laubach on Gab