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William Finck presents and comments on two of the works of Joseph Goebbels: The Racial Question and World Propaganda (1933) and The Creators of the World’s Misfortunes (1945). Later Matthew Ott and Carolyn Yeager help discuss the need for our cause today to produce better propaganda of our own, and to be more proactive in its dissemination.

Carolyn Yeager is a World War Two and Holocaust (What Holocaust?) Historical Revisionist who has written extensively on topics such as the real Auschwitz, Operation Valkyrie (the plot against Hitler by German officers), and the fraud Eli Wiesel. See her websites at carolynyeager.net and eliewieseltattoo.com

William Finck had an appearance on Spingola Speaks with Deanne Spingola on Wednesday, August 17th at 12PM Central time (1 PM Eastern time) on the Republic Broadcasting Network.

A talk about Hitler, Christianity, and Jews.

If I could have had two minutes more on this program, I would have read the last paragraph of Adolf Hitler's speech, given at the Platterhoff on July 4th, 1944, and included here below, because it also represents my own semtiments exactly! - WRF

Adolf Hitler - last paragraph of his speech at the Platterhof July 4, 1944:
"Perhaps I am not what they call a sanctimonious hypocrite or pious. I am not that. But deep in my heart, I am a religious man; that is, I believe that the man who, in accordance with the natural laws created by God, bravely fights and never capitulates in this world-that this man will not be abandoned by the Lawgiver. Instead, he will in the end receive the blessings of Providence."

Adolf Hitler's speech in Danzig of September 19th, 1939

Also cited for this program was the assessment of the so-called Treaty of Versailles by Richard Fuller and The Unknown History of the 1939 German-Polish Conflict - A Brief Synopsis by W. R. (name withheld)

This series will be put on hold for the next several weeks. We hope to be back with our regular schedule in mid-August. Please keep an eye out for announcements at http://christogenea.org/event/

Thank you and God bless!

William Finck

From the November-December 1999 issue of The Barnes Review.

TBR Magazine and Bookstore P.O. Box 15877 Washington, D.C. USA, 20003

http://www.barnesreview.org/

Personal From The Editor [John Tiffany at the time]:

…Elizabeth Dilling (1894 – 1966) [was] one of the most forthright and determined American nationalist leaders of the 20th century.

A remarkably beautiful young lady with an early interest in music and languages, Elizabeth was an accomplished harpist and lived a comfortable life as the wife of a Chicago attorney and the mother of two children. She spent much time traveling abroad, and the more she did so, the more she came to love the United States. In particular, Elizabeth also came to loathe the communist system which she observed first-hand on a trip to the Soviet Union in 1931. She was appalled by what she saw, and upon her return home, she began an extensive study of the history of communism and the secret forces behind that alien, anti-American philosophy.

This second of a series of programs on the Valkyrie plot against Hitler are presenting material from a series of articles by Carolyn Yeager and Wilhelm Mann, which ran in The Barnes Review throughout 2009-2011. Carolyn Yeager's writings can be found at her website, http://carolynyeager.com/. She also appears on The Heretics’ Hour on Voice of Reason Broadcasting Network. Join Carolyn every Monday night from 9-10 PM Eastern U.S. time.

David Irving, Hitler's War

I have not read much of Irving's work, but today I perused parts of Hitler's War, which I have some excerpts from here. It seems to me that Irving displayed a very typical Anglo bias against Hitler. At least 10 times in the book he portrays Hitler's top aides as his “henchmen”, and calls the German leadership an authoritarian military dictatorship, even in contexts as early as 1940. In his introduction he also accepts the historicity of a holocaust and blames it not on Hitler, but on “a large number of Germans … many of them alive today”.

Adolf Hitler - speech at the Sportpalast on the opening

of the Kriegswinterhilfswerk

Berlin, October 3, 1941

German men and women, if I speak today again after many long months to you it is not to reply to one of those statesmen who recently wondered why I had been silent for such a long time. Posterity will one day be able to weigh up which was more important in the past three and a half months, the speeches of Churchill or my actions.

I have come here today to deliver a short introductory address on the Winter Help scheme. This time it was particularly difficult for me to come here because in the hours in which I can be here a new, gigantic event is taking place on our eastern front.

For the last forty-eight hours an operation of gigantic proportions is again in progress, which will help to smash the enemy in the East. I am talking to you on behalf of millions who are at this moment fighting and want to ask the German people at home to take upon themselves, in addition to other sacrifices, that of Winter Help this year.