In plain words
Some people are deluded into believing that the Hindu religion worships many deities, that it is caught up in religious quarrels, and that it is precisely this kind of religious difference that lies at the root of the country's quarrels and disturbances. This is not the truth. It is empty talk spoken by those devoid of discernment. Though almost all the peoples of the West belong to one and the same Christian faith, and worship one and the same God, yet — more terribly than beasts of the forest — in the name of patriotism and under the pretext of war, they burn to ashes not only one another but also other innocent masses of people, even women, children and the aged. Are religions really the cause of such terrible, gruesome, causeless and senseless fiendish impulses? In these cruel people, who share one religion and worship the one God, is there truly anything hidden behind their religion that explains this? Religion is not, in the slightest, the cause of turmoil or quarrels.
In Germany, there is no room for differences of race, religion, caste or clan. This is a country that achieved unmatched excellence in science and technical knowledge, and attained the foremost place in strength, valour and prowess. Yet such a country, after the Second World War, was split by four other countries into four parts and has been ruled by them ever since. A country with no internal divisions at all, with no religious differences