Part 1 Homer was central to the Ancient Greeks’ conception of themselves and their origins. At their most holy and self-conscious moment, the quadrennial festival of the Panathenaia, the Athenians “gathered for total immersion in the Homeric stories, drinking up the tales from which most of their great tragedies drew their plots and characters, thinking […]
The Mighty Dead: Why Homer Matters is an example of that non-fiction genre so reviled by the anti-White establishment: books that celebrate the European past and the rich and world-transforming culture that emerged from it. Foundational to this culture are the Homeric epics, the Iliad and the Odyssey, which have long been pillars of the […]
Originally “A Review of ‘Why the Germans? Why the Jews’” Part 3 Januar 2016 Brenton Sanderson Teil 1 Teil 2 Götz Alys selektive Anwendung seiner These des „pathologischen Neids” Während er darlegt, dass die deutsche Feindschaft gegen Juden ihre Ursprünge in einem krankhaften „Neid” hätte, würde Aly als eifriger Linker diese Argumentationslinie niemals auf die […]
Januar 2016 English version: Review of Why the Germans? Why the Jews? Brenton Sanderson Teil 1. Götz Alys Neidtheorie als Erklärung für den deutschen „Antisemitismus” Wie in Teil 1 erwähnt, ist die zentrale These in Warum die Deutschen? Warum die Juden?, dass die deutsche Judenfeindschaft im 19. und frühen 20. Jahrhundert durch den Neid des durchschnittlichen Deutschen auf […]
A Review of “Why the Germans? Why the Jews?” — Part 1, originally published on January 19, 2016. Eine Rezension von „Warum die Deutschen? Warum die Juden?” von Götz Aly Januar 2016 Die Kultur des Holocaust ist dabei, Deutschland zu zerstören. Von Intellektuellen und Medienelite über Jahrzehnte immer und immer wieder bekräftigt, hat das Konzept, […]
Part 1 Part 2 Götz Aly’s selective application of his “pathological envy” thesis While asserting that German hostility toward Jews has its origins in a pathological “envy,” as a fervent leftist Aly would never extend this line of reasoning to account for the hostility of American Blacks or other non-White groups toward Whites. Aly can […]
Part 1. Götz Aly’s envy theory of German “anti-Semitism” As mentioned in Part 1, the central thesis of Why the Germans? Why the Jews? is that German hostility toward Jews in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries was motivated by German envy at the rapid social and economic advancement of Jews. Aly builds upon the […]
