Originally entitled “From the Oak Tree to Certain Victory” by Wilhelm Steckelings from Nazi Culture by George Mosse (1966) CAN YOU SEE the Oak tree over there atop the bald hill? Proudly the strong trunk carries the mighty crown. Centuries have passed over it. Legend tells us that the Swedes, as early…

It’s because of Holocaust propaganda. by Hadding Scott EUGENE CAGLE, NASA’s engineering manager for the Saturn rocket program, regarded the role of Wernher von Braun in the American space program as crucial: “(Von Braun) was the main player in all the work that went on. We might have been…

The little-known stories of the Wilhelm Gustloff, the General Steuben and the Goya by John Ries FOR MANY PEOPLE, the image of a great maritime disaster calls to mind the well-known sinking of the Titanic, which went down in April 1912 after striking an iceberg, taking the lives of 1,503 men, women and…

by Charles Weber ON 1 September 1939 German armed forces invaded parts of Germany that had been annexed to the newly formed Polish state after 1918. On 3 September 1939 England and France, with their mighty armed forces and their vast empires, declared war on Germany, using the German armed action as…

President John F. Kennedy with a former Sturmbannführer of the Allgemeine SS, Wernher von Braun by Hadding Scott Political Rhetoric and Profit KILLING THE SS by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard is a book inspired by motives other than the quest for truth. The birth of the idea for this book may have…

What is “Nazism”?  by Thomas Dalton For an intelligent and well-educated man, Barack Obama says some incredibly stupid things. Speaking to a college campus on September 7, on the topic of the many failings of the Trump presidency, and in particular his response to the alt-right, white…

SOME PEOPLE still claim that “White Genocide” or the “Great Replacement” is a mad conspiracy theory. But here we have a German writer, Veit Lindner, on a major internet platform, Huffington Post Germany, openly calling for the genetic and cultural extinction of the German people. As far as I can tell,…

by Mark Weber GERMANY’S DEFEAT in May 1945, and the end of World War II in Europe, did not bring an end to death and suffering for the vanquished German people. Instead the victorious Allies ushered in a horrible new era that, in many ways, was worse than the destruction wrought by war. In a sobering…

Despite the author’s religious and universalist misunderstandings, which blind him to the real cause of these atrocities, this is very important testimony. by Martin Brech (1990) FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO, I witnessed an atrocity: the deliberate starvation of German POWs by our own army. History,…