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Some thoughts about the nazi (including those in 404, Poland, Eastern Europe, and Europe generally and the USA, especially the so-called “deep state”—the outfit that sells dope and whacks presidents.
see> The Nazi past of Germany’s post-war political elite – World Socialist Web Site
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2015/07/07/nazi-j07.html
Yes, the article is dated, but we realize that the nazi drang nach Rus is not confined to Europe nor sui generis.
Learned paper> (PDF) Space, Großraum and Mitteleuropa in Some Debates of the Early Twentieth Century https://www.researchgate.net/publication/240705457_Space_Grossraum_and_Mitteleuropa_in_Some_Debates_of_the_Early_Twentieth_Century
The [big} Brown Book… Brown Book: War and Nazi Criminals in West Germany. State, Economy, Administration, Army, Justice, Science : Albert Norden : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive (English edition)
https://archive.org/details/brownbook1965/mode/2up
points of interest. Bear in mind that absent Russian resources, especially petroleum and gas, the big brown Europe cannot exist, not then, not now, not ever…
Großraum Europa: The Nazi Concept of ‘Greater European Space’ in Recent Literature
Get access
The Construction of a National Socialist Europe during the Second World War: How the New Order Took Shape
. By Raimund
Bauer
(Abingdon
: Routledge
, 2019
; pp. 202
. £120);
‘Das Neue Europa,’ 1933–1945: German Thought Patterns about Europe
. By Carl
Wege
(Stuttgart
: Edition Axel Menges
, 2016
; pp. 132
. €39);
A New Nationalist Europe under Hitler: Concepts of Europe and Transnational Networks in the National Socialist Sphere of Influence, 1933–1945
. Edited by Johannes
Dafinger
and Dieter
Pohl
(Abingdon
: Routledge
, 2019
; pp. 324
. £120; pb. £36.99);
Fascism without Borders: Transnational Connections and Cooperation between Movements and Regimes in Europe from 1918 to 1945
. Edited by Arnd
Bauerkämper
and Grzegorz
Rossoliński-Liebe
(New York
: Berghahn
, 2017
; pp. 384
. £110; pb. £27.95);
The Nazi-Fascist New Order for European Culture
. By Benjamin G.
Martin
(Cambridge, MA
: Harvard University Press
, 2016
; pp. 384
. £33.95);
Building a Nazi Europe: The SS’s Germanic Volunteers
. By Martin
Gutmann
(Cambridge
: Cambridge University Press
, 2017
; pp. 254
. £70.99; pb. £22.99).
Oded Heilbronner
The English Historical Review, Volume 136, Issue 583, December 2021, Pages 1574–1594, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/ceab211
Published:
21 October 2021Cite
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Nazism was not only an ideology of war and destruction. In the words of Christian Ingrao, it ‘was also a question of hope, of joy, of fervor and utopia: it involved building a new world, an alternative future—a Nazi future’.1 This utopian idea lasted until the beginning of 1945. In a seminar organised in January 1945 by the SS intellectual Franz Alfred Six, guests from regions not yet occupied by the Allies spoke about a new vision of Europäische Schicksalsgemeinschaft (a European Community of Destiny) under German hegemony. A year before the seminar took place, the head of the Planning Office of the Ministry of Armaments and War Production, Hans Kehrl, announced with pride and joy the birth of the European idea, which derived from the victories of the summer of 1940. As Raimund Bauer reminds us, this use of rhetoric is far from being an isolated case.2 Many prominent Nazis and German officials both before 1933 and during the Third Reich proclaimed the idea of a European Federation or European Community under German political and cultural hegemony.3 According to this vision, German hegemony would establish a Großgermanische Reich, a Greater German Empire. Other ideas of Europe proposed before and during the war and mentioned by some of the authors under review here, were for a European Kampfgemeinschaft (‘Fighting Community’), Neuordung Europa (a ‘New Order of Europe’), Das Neue Europa (the ‘New Europe’), Rassengemeinschaft (the ‘Racial Community’ of Europe), and Völkerfamilie Europa (‘Europe as a Family of Peoples’).4In the case of Cuba I am reminded of the background given by Victor Grossman in the matter of the undermining of the DDR. His site> https://victorgrossmansberlinbulletin.wordpress.com/
I’d say seduced by glitter and baubles.
Science News Letter (as it was then called) published about 1960 that sociologists had noted that the TV depiction of “the good life” was causative of social discontent and strife.
Interesting too, are remarks made by Nevil Shute in Beyond the Black Stump (1956) …that the glossy western magazines of the day were dangerous, insidious, and ought to be forbidden.
Waxin’ classical ….
Note the dog…The well nourished Orange guy claims that the US had hypersonic rockets, but the Ruskies stole the know-how…and I guess the rockets, since the US hasn’t any… Ok! Fine! But the Russians must have a really super gizmo, a memory eraser….maybe they stole that too. Ah betchya
20 TIMES TO ERASE THE MEMORY (MEN IN BLACK)
https://ok.ru/video/606066836767
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In a sober frame… Will Mexico be blackmailed to help destroy Cuba with blackouts? | The Communists (dated 01 January 2025)
(remarking that if a Russian tanker were to arrive… )
Mexican oil tanker ‘Ocean Mariner’ arrives in Cuba with 100,000 barrels of oil. The US ruling class is trying to cut off every supply of fuel to the island in the hopes of stirring up social unrest and bringing about societal collapse and a regime change. This ‘economic warfare’ is as brutal and genocidal as any aerial bombardment could be, necessarily hitting the poorest and most vulnerable the hardest.
Will Mexico be blackmailed to help destroy Cuba with blackouts?
