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German Revolt Against the West
In this book Kurt Hancke (1911-1941) describes Germany's role as the center of Occidental civilization and its struggle against the materialism and liberalism of the West. Using historical evidence as well as philosophical, literary, and poetic examples, the author puts a millennium of German national development into the context of its struggle to know itself and defend itself.
Origins of the Spanish Revolution
This book covers the increasing influence exerted on Spain by Freemasonry, international high finance, and rootless cosmopolitans. Written from a devoutly Catholic perspective, all students of this era will find something worthwhile in this volume. The translator has added extensive footnotes to explain obscure persons and distant events.
Contributions to the History of European Liberalism
This book presents six essays by Kurt Hancke (1911-1941) on the origins of liberalism in Europe: 1. The Intellectual-Historical Development of Liberalism, 2. On the Essence of the Enlightenment, 3. Deism as a Form of Thought in the Western Enlightenment, 4. The Western Ideology of Humanity and German Humanity, 5. History of the Development of Secret Societies, and 6. The Essence and Meaning of the German Movement. This material was collected and published after the author's death, forming his final contribution to our understanding of Europe's history and destiny.
Julius Evola in the Third Reich
Julius Evola, the Italian philosopher, requires no introduction today. But how was he viewed in the Third Reich? This book contains assessments made by 4 leading intellectuals of the regime: Walther Wüst, Joseph Otto Plassmann, Wolfram Sievers and Kurt Hancke. Edited by Gerd Simon of Tübingen University, translated by Alexander Jacob and accompanied by over 60 detailed footnotes from both men, this scholarly work is essential reading for anyone with a serious interest in Evola or the history of National Socialist Germany.
The Reich and the Disease of European Culture: Part II
"Das Reich und die Krankheit der europäischen Kultur" (The Reich and the Disease of European Culture) was published posthumously in 1938 and was reprinted five times during the Reich. Steding's work is divided into two parts, the first dealing with the ideological aspects of the political neutralisation of the border states and the second with the diverse forms of the cultural opposition of these neutral states to the Reich. The aim of the entire work is to reverse what Steding himself describes in the opening lines of his Introduction as "a withdrawal of the Germanic peoples from world history" ever since the French Revolution. Whereas the Western European states, including Scandinavia, ma...
From Frankism to Jacobinism
In this book world-renowned scholar of Jewish mysticism Gershom Scholem (1897-1982) describes the three extraordinary lives of Moses Dobrushka. Beginning his life as a Bohemian Jew in the antinomian cult of Sabbataean Frankism, Dobrushka first re-invented himself as the Catholic Austrian nobleman Franz Thomas von Schönfeld, before abandoning this identity to become the Jacobin "Junius Frey." On the 5TH of April 1794, Dobrushka was guillotined alongside such luminaries of the French Revolution as Danton and Desmoulins. In the course of this biography, the author explains critical historical links between revolutionary liberalism, Freemasonry, and Judaism.
What Is German Godcognition?
A brief essay by Dr. Werner Preisinger that explains Mathilde Ludendorff's philosophy.
The «Order» and Satanism
A translation of Mathilde Ludendorff's 1933 essay The «Order» and Satanism. The essay can be viewed as the last chapter of Mathilde Ludendorff's Induziertes Irresein durch Occultlehren.
