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Purimfest 1946.

Purim is the Jewish holiday celebrating Queen Esther's victory over Haman, the holiday that commemorates 10 sons hanging for genocide.

Stryker knew exactly what was happening.

He was fulfilling a 2,400-year-old prophecy.

Hitler knew it too.

In 1944, he warned his officers that if Germany lost, the Jews would celebrate a second Purim.

He knew the pattern.

He just thought he could break it.

By dawn on October 16th, all ten bodies were cut down.

Not nine, not eleven.

Ten Nazi war criminals hanged for genocide, the same number as Haman's sons.

The same crime, the same punishment.

The prophecy demanded it.

The Hebrew letters in the Book of Esther weren't a warning, they were an instruction.

An ancient pattern that couldn't be broken.

The Nazis spent years trying to manufacture their own destiny.

They edited prophecies, murdered astrologers.

But in the end, the only prophecy that mattered was the one they tried to destroy, a Jewish text.

But the pattern returned, and the prophecy was fulfilled, exactly as it was predicted 2,400 years ago.

The Nazis spent years manufacturing prophecies, editing ancient texts, murdering astrologers who predicted the wrong futures.