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Forbidden History of Europe Page Stamp 1105.Qxd The Forbidden History of Europe - The Chronicles and Testament of the Aryan 1001 Adolf Hitler originals (as found on www.fpp.co.uk). Judging by the masterful quality of his work Adolf, the artistic genius would have made a fine career artist had others given him the chance, in a variety of media. Destiny took him along a very different pathway. Nowadays verifiable Hitler originals sell for a pathetically low $20,000. I believe they should be valued at nothing less than $US 1,000,000 each. The times are such that existence. His excellent and even acclaimed paintings failed to sell, so he went into politics. Some felt he had a gift for bidders and art reaching out to his fellow countrymen. They weren’t far wrong. connoisseurs are too afraid to put up their The Fuehrer had a lot of backing from interested parties at home and abroad. Much of it was mustered via the hand, for fear of Thule Order by Professor Karl Haushofer (Hitler’s personal vizier) if you are to believe modern historians. This being branded a particular gentleman, versed in five languages and described as “shady”, served his nation as a general in the Great Nazi. The persecution and demonisation War. Later he became German attache in Tokyo. After the 1914-1918 war he taught geo-politics at Munich extends even to his University, and became a life member of the “Luminous Lodge” and the “Thule Society”, both of which were artwork. considered irregular Masonic orders by western standards. To a degree what they say is true. Haushofer and his son Hitler’s happiest days were spent not in war Albrecht were highly-educated occultists. In their case occult actually means “secret” or “hidden”, it doesn’t carry or Jewish pogroms, the connotation of evil and wickedness. In these men one finds individuals knowledgable of Europe’s secret history but with Albert and underground networks, a history you’ve just read about over the past 1,000 pages. Speer, planning new In those turbulent post-war days Hitler found himself on the military payroll, investigating varied political cultural and artisic delights for the groups by attending their meetings. One assignment entailed a gathering of right-wing natonalist workers. It was German people. The here that Hitler came face to face with men who thought the same way as he. From that time he ingratiated himself essence of the man with its membership, delivering polished rhetoric on a plethora of subjects of political and racial significance. On top always remained that of a patriotic artist. of that he provided them two invaluable propaganda tools - a new flag to rally under, bearing the ancient symbol of the swastika, and Mein Kampf, Hitler’s life story, the story of an Aryan man struggling his way through life against all odds. Hitler would take Germany to new heights, fostering the advent of a new man, the Aryan, the height of physical and spiritual evolution. Eventually the Weimar Republic faded in strength, providing an opening for the NSWP. Later fate delivered Adolf the vaunted role of Chancellor, and after that sole dictator of the Third Reich. Left-wing rebels had by now been fully supressed, and so some semblance of order returned to the troubled nation. Whereas fathers could only feed their families with difficulty previously, ordinary people began to enjoy an exalted standard of living. Germany embarked upon her intended path to glory ... intermarrying government, heavy industry, private enterprise, scientific research and an all-pervasive patriotic zeal which bound the nation together as one, like superglue. Governmental improvements and foreign money (esp American) saw the Reich go from strength to strength. While the world suffered through the Great Depression, one country, Nazi Germany, powered ahead into uncompromising financial glory, even the lowly. What happened after these years of growth could be a shock to nobody. In Mein Kampf Adolf had set out, chapter and verse, the direction he wanted to take the country in ... war. It would be a march to war akin to the “Drive to the East” of the Teutonic knights. As Hitler (a tried and tested soldier) had it, fortune favoured the strong. The weak would inherit nothing in this world. Such were the lessons of his childhood. Germany would once again embrace its 1002 The Forbidden History of Europe - The Chronicles and Testament of the Aryan ancient warrior spirit, following the lead of the Prussian Junkers (military aristocracy). Only in this way, he felt, could she reach her full potential. Adolf was influenced by several writers and artists who fed him inspiration and the very ideas he would use to govern the Third Reich. Hitler and his undying devotion to Darwinian survival-of- the-fittest ideologies was ripe for conquest. So came the invasions of Czechoslovakia, Poland, France and the Low countries. British forces were kicked back across the channel. The world could only watch on as Hitler gobbled up Europe. Hitler’s painting of St Mary and a blonde white caucasian Jesus. Hitler hoped to model his virtues and actions on Christ the warrior, revered by Germanic and Celtic peoples since time immemorial (see part I of this book). He saw himself as playing a vital role in the eschatological plans of god, and sent to actuate the same. Right: Hitler at prayer. Far right: Cardinals join high Nazi officials in a spirited salute. The Fuehrer was intent on prosecuting a war against Communism, though his hatred of the Slavic peoples followed a close second in terms of motivation for his invasion of the USSR. Considering the abuses being perpetrated by the Soviets against religious bodies Hitler was likely to get a measure of support from German religious authorities too. Certainly the Catholic and Lutheran Churches would be willingly cooperative for his plans to attack the heartlands of atheistic Communism. Germany was, after all, a very religious country at that time. So came Operation Barbarossa, launched on the 22nd of June 1941 against the better judgement of Hitler’s generals. Barely 11 months previously the General Staff first became acquainted with Adolf’s plans for a full invasion of the Soviet Union. In that time they had to secretly mobilise a full 120 divisions for the task Fig 64.1 Non-German Europeans volunteered to serve the without alerting Stalin to their plans, to which even more were added. Third Reich, an unknown number overjoyed by the idea of There are important reasons why the 3rd Reich only lasted 12 years instead of participating in a renewed Aryan civilisation. These were just some of the many Dutchmen who signed along the its intended thousand year duration. Hitler’s skewed understanding of the dotted line, of their own free volition. Aryan legacy led Germany down a cul-de-sac of no return. He extolled the virtues of Aryan civilisation, and the race that made it possible, yet misunderstood the crucial precepts of paternal Aryan inheritence. Through his shaky racial goggles, the inhabitants of surrounding nations were robbed of Aryan ancestry in Germanic eyes. Slavic cousins became untermensch. Anglo-Saxon brothers in the USA and UK became a devious enemy. It may seem like a small point, yet Hitler’s undereducation alienated millions of potential allies and recruits. One only has to look at the way the Reich mishandled General Vlasov and his thousands of anti-Communist Russian and Ukrainian forces. Men and women handed Reich forces flowers as they entered the Ukraine, welcoming them as liberators from Comrade Stalin, yet Hitler never sought to properly integrate them with the German army. This was just one of many grave miscalculations, which cumulatively led to the fall of the Third Reich, and worse still, for the demonisation of the word ‘Aryan’. Another reason Hitler's Germanic theology failed to take root in Holland, greater Scandinavia and England (to name but a few places), is his failure to grasp the rigid adherence of these respective cultures to the primordial Aryan social matrix. In particular I refer to their allegiance to kings, earthly lords Fig 64.2. Hitler’s idol, the great Prussian obediently served for 1,000 years+. monarch Frederick Barbarossa, here depicted participating in a masonic ceremony at the Potsdam Lodge in the late 1700’s. Note the sphinx on the wall ... it’s something you won’t see in a 20th - 21st Century masonic lodge. The Forbidden History of Europe - The Chronicles and Testament of the Aryan 1003 Hess flew to Britain in 1941 seeking to broker a ceasefire and peace terms. The invasion of the Soviet Union was forthcoming, leaving important Reich officials squeamish about an open western front with so many assets to be deployed in the east. Germany wouldn’t get any joy from their Anglo-Saxon cultural and genetic brothers though. The simple truth is no king (as Teutonic as he may be) can stand by and watch another ruler annihilate his own citizens. They would be answerable before god for allowing something such as this go unchecked, for allowing the strong to roast the weak. Reigning Teutonic royal houses fled occupied Europe, mostly finding sanctuary in England. Those that could anyway. The Danish royal family was held under house arrest in a tower. Since time immemorial civil atrocities have always been the hallmark of a despot, a devil king, who it was the duty of kings to oppose, to fight to the death, even if it were to lead to their own demise. No Aryan lord, despite his stark difference of opinion with the Jews on theological grounds, ever hoped for their utter extermination, neither in Persia nor Europe.
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