Entries by Alexander Jacob PhD

In Praise of North Germanic Man: Introduction to Julius Langbehn’s ‘Rembrandt as Educator‘ (Virtus Editions, 2026)

Rembrandt as Educator by Julius Langbehn  Edited, translated and with an introduction by Dr. Alexander Jacob. Julius Langbehn was born in 1851 in northern Schleswig. He studied natural science and philology at the University of Kiel, but his studies were interrupted by the Franco-Prussian War, in which he fought as a volunteer. After the war, in […]

Hermann Ahlwardt – The desperate battle of the Aryan peoples with Jewry

Hermann Ahlwardt (1846-1914) was a member of the German Reichstag who first belonged, along with Otto Böckel (1859-1923), [1] to the Deutschsoziale Partei of Max Liebermann von Sonnenberg (1848-1911). However, both Ahlwardt and Böckel were later expelled from this party for their extreme anti-Semitism. In 1894, the Deutschsoziale Partei  and the Deutsche Reformpartei — which […]

The Aryan Christian Religion and Politics of Richard Wagner

The Aryan Christian Religion and Politics of Richard Wagner [1] “I am the most German being. I am the German spirit.” [2] — Richard Wagner Richard Wagner (1813–1883) is universally celebrated as the consummate exponent of nineteenth-century German opera, whose developed Romantic idiom helped to usher in the musical innovations of Modernism in the early […]

Kant, Dühring and Nietzsche on Christianity and Judaism

Immanuel Kant (1724–1804) is known today mainly for his three disquisitions on the limits of reason as an instrument of epistemology, ethics and aesthetics (Critique of Reason, 1781/1787, Critique of Practical Reason, 1788, and Critique of the Faculty of Judgement, 1790) and for his strengthening of metaphysics in an age that had come to be […]

Introduction to Alain de Benoist and Giorgio Locchi’s The American Malady (Imperium Press, 2025)

Alain de Benoist and Giorgio Locchi’s The American Malady (Imperium Press, 2025) The American Malady (Imperium Press, 2025)  Translated and with an Introduction by Dr. Alexander Jacob. There have been a few attempts, especially in the first half of the twentieth century, to study and describe the American way of life and the American character. […]