The German State on a National and Socialist Foundation Gottfried Feder Translated and with a Preface by Alexander Jacob Sanctuary Press, 2019 Gottfried Feder was born in 1883 in Würzburg and studied engineering at the Technical Universities in Munich, Berlin and Zurich. After the completion of his studies, he set up a construction […]
Translated by Alexander JacobErnst von Wolzogen (1855-1934) was an Austrian nobleman who wrote several humorous novels as well as the libretto for Richard Strauss’ second opera, Feuersnot (1901). He was also one of the founders of cabaret in Germany. In the following essay published in 1933, Wolzogen summarises the causes of anti-Semitism as being due […]
Translated and with an Introduction by Alexander Jacob Introduction Alfred Baeumler (1887–1968) was an Austrian German philosopher who was considered one of the major National Socialist ideologues. He received his doctorate at the University of Munich in 1914 with a dissertation on Kant’s aesthetics and taught at the Technical University of Dresden from 1924. Already […]
Oswald Spengler (1880–1936) was, in the thirties of the last century, already famous for his major work Der Untergang des Abendlandes (The Decline of the West, 1918,1922), which presented a panoramic view of civilisations as social entities that are born, grow and decay like biological organisms. However, Spengler’s portrayal of World War I as an […]
Translated by Alexander Jacob Johann von Leers (1902–1965) was one of the most important of the National Socialist ideologues. He joined the NSDAP in 1929, although he was at first associated with the Strasserist wing of the party. However, in 1933, he was hired by Goebbels to work in the Ministry of Propaganda. At the […]
de Alexander Jacob Nota editorului: Acesta este un document istoric interesant care ilustrează atitudinile comune ale intelectualilor germani care înclină National Socialismul față de evrei în anii 1920. Alexander Jacob, care a tradus această lucrare, oferă o introducere informativă. Acesta este un document foarte lung în 4 părți. Partea 3 are o critică de 8500 […]
Editor’s note: This is an interesting historical document illustrating common attitudes among NS-leaning German intellectuals toward Jews during the 1920s. Alexander Jacob, who translated this work, provides an informative introduction. This is a very long document in 4 parts. Part 3 has an 8500-word critique of Spinoza, Marx, and Einstein as illustrating Jewish thought patterns, […]
