Hi Snare&racker,
Have you ever heard of the Hans Dollinger letters?
Here's and excerpt from his second letter in 1935: “...never during all the years that National Socialism has fought for Germany has the Bible students Association tried to impair that fight. Neither in any talk given, nor in written form, nor its overall policies has the association made any negative statement against National Socialism. This applies to Germany and its many hundreds of thousands of co-believers as well as to foreign countries in general.”
So according to Dollinger the 'Declaration of facts' and the original letter to Hitler was not a denouncement of the Nazi regime at all. He says in the letter that they never at any time in any country spoke out against the Nazi government or stood against it. Never did they attempt to impair National Socialism. He even stated that National Socialism fought for Germany as if he respected what the Nazis were doing. He signed the letter 'Mit Deutschem Gruß'. It's worth noting that though this wasn't quite as damning as ending the letter with 'Hail Hitler', the German criminal code forbids the use of this phrase to this very day because of its National Socialist overtones.