William Branham and the Third Reich

Of the campaign managers involved with William Branham and the Latter Rain revivals, the most interesting by far was William T. Frary, otherwise known as the German Baron William Theobald Frary von Blomberg. Von Blomberg was a Boston publicity agent who grew to overnight fame in 1933. In November 1933, his friend and sponsor, the elderly Baroness Adelheid Von Blomberg of Germany, publicly adopted Frary in order to preserve the family name. Von Blomberg was the co-president of the World Fellowship of Religions, along with Sants Kirpal Singh ji, Maharaj of New Delhi. Like Tatos Kardashian, Baron von Blomberg sponsored William Branham's "faith healing" tours.

In 1933, Frary was legally adopted by German Baroness Adelhard von Bromberg of Weimar Germany. Frary had been a public relations representative of the World Fellowship of Faiths working with her. The Baroness, who wished for work to continue after her death, adopted Frary to become the sole beneficiary of her massive wealth and extensive properties in Weimar. Von Blomberg was the cousin of the Commander-in-chief of the German Army, Werner Von Blomberg, the 'right-hand man of Chancellor Hitler.'

In a letter dated 1934, Baron von Blomberg describes his trip to the Third Reich. Those familiar with the history are aware of how significant this letter is — von Blomberg was able to gain an audience with not only the Defense Minister of Nazi Germany but with Adolf Hitler himself. Von Blomberg described his meeting Hitler and even shaking hands with him.

You can learn this and more on william-branham.org

Baron von Blomberg:
https://william-branham.org/site/research/people/frary_von_blomberg