National Socialism

April 20, 2015

April 20, 1939, Berlin puts on an elaborate celebration in honor of their Fuehrer's 50th birthday. Here, troops leading a marching band goose-step past the reviewing stand and invited guests. Enlarge

Hadding Scott joins Carolyn Yeager to discuss why this is so, and to speculate on what The Fuehrer would have to say if he made an appearance in the world today. One answer to his continuing appeal is that "Hitler was right!" Has anyone ever been more right than he, and also proven it? Discussion includes:

• Hitler's astrological chart reveals a Venusian personality;
• "The Grand Designer" who was actually in the process of designing a marvelous German Reich;
• Hitler took on the job of "saving Germany" in 1918 because he saw no one else who would or could do it;
• Importance of sticking with the Truth - Hitler demanded facts plus sincerity;
• Hitler synthesized Austrian racial pan-Germanism with the Christian Social movement to create National-Socialism;
• Hitler's work habits were a bit on the bohemian side;
• The antisemitism of Richard Wagner and Winifred Wagner's deep friendship with Hitler;
• The appropriateness of Hitler ending his life in Berlin, plus the last-minutes actions of Himmler and Goering;
• Thanks to Ray Goodwin and Fredrick Toben for their calls.
  

In honor of Adolf Hitler's birthday April 20th.

This song will be played during The Heretics' Hour program which willl be devoted to a celebration of his life and thought. Join us!

April 16, 2015

This Episode #55 brings us almost to the end of the conversations recorded in Table Talk. Next week will be our final program of this series, when Ray and I will give our personal views of its authenticiy, meaning and value -- after which we will take phone calls from listeners. If you want to weigh in, be sure to listen to the live show next week, April 23 at 7pm Central (8pm Eastern, 5pm Pacific) at Blogtalk.

Carolyn Yeager and Ray Goodwin read and comment on the June 17, 1943 - May 16, 1944 lunch and dinner table monologues by the German Leader, as taken down in shorthand by an aide. 1h25m. Included in this episode:

• Fear of the unknown - Great battleships no longer useful;
• Long discussion of Berlin compared to Vienna, Munich, Linz - Interests of the Reich are paramount;
• Finding film actors among the Arbeitsdienst - Art critics can be disregarded for the most part;
• Hitler's first sight of the Rhine on way to Western Front in 1914 - Getting away from the crowds that always followed him - the beauties of Austria and Bohemia-Moravia;
• Failure of German state to found a German National Church independent of Rome - The 'Modernist' period -Power of the Church to extract obedience;
• Differences between research and instruction - Research should be completely unrestricted - German philosophers above British, French and American - Kant, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche;
• Hitler argues with leading economist Zwiedineck - After taking power, Hitler's "theories" became sound economy.

Image: Scenic view in the Rhine River that Hitler appreciated so much. Enlarge

The edition of Hitler's Table Talk being used was translated by Norman Cameron and R.H. Stevens, published by Enigma Books, New York, and can be found as a pdf here

Translated by Shoahbloger

Translation of a secret speech for Gauleiters (district leaders of NSDAP) held 2 weeks after the assassination attempt on Hitler by Stauffenberg. Himmler talks about the treacherous and defeatist attitudes activities in the leadership of the Wehrmacht before and during the War,  about the conspiracy to kill Hitler and take power in Germany, and the consequences of the 20th of July. A copy of this speech was deposited by Martin Bormann in the Central Archive of NSDAP and today it is at the Institut for Zeitgeschichte in Munich. It was published in Vierteljahrshefte für Zeitgeschichte in 1953.

March 26, 2015

"Put the young men into the Army, whence they will return refreshed and cleansed of eight years of scholastic slime!"

Ray Goodwin and Carolyn Yeager read and comment on the August 28-31, 1942 lunch and dinner table monologues by the German Leader, as taken down in shorthand by attorney Heinrich Heim. 1h25m. Included in this episode:

• Divide and conquer - The blood of our race - Austrian Empire and British Empire run by minority - perpetual warfare;
• Criticism of instructional method in secondary schools - too much study not healthy - introduction of universal military service one of greatest events in history;
• Germany land of poets and thinkers? - Sharnhorst brought us back to sanity - value of perseverance supported by enthusiasm;
• Bolsheviks and prostitution - Lloyd George at Versailles -destruction of Duke of Windsor - Jews in Britain - Churchill an unprincipled swine.

Atten: There was a volume problem during the first 30 min. of this episode which I rectified fairly well with Audacity but it's still uneven. Apologies.

The edition of Hitler's Table Talk being used was translated by Norman Cameron and R.H. Stevens, published by Enigma Books, New York, and can be found as a pdf here

March 16, 2015

Nuremberg 1938 - No images of Hitler on the banners but the people have gathered at his hotel in order to see him, and he is at the open window, 3rd floor, on the right. Does this mean "cult of personality?" Enlarge

How does that work? Carolyn answers a friendly email from a listener who likes the Fuehrer but asked that she address some of the “questions and issues” (criticisms) he raised. So here it is, Jim, just for you and those who think like you—which are many.

• Survival of the Fittest: Were Hitler & the National Socialists ill-adapted to survive?

• Personality cult around Der Fuehrer?
• Dunkirk, Barbarossa and war declaration against U.S. were mistakes:
• The Folk vs any one individual.
  

Thanks to the great friend of WWII and Holocaust Revisionism, SHOAHBLOGER, we are gaining more insight into the high-level war-time treason Adolf Hitler had to deal with and into Heinrich Himmler himself.

The speech is described as "The first ever English language translation of a secret speech for Gauleiters held two weeks after the assassination attempt on Hitler by Stauffenberg. 

Himmler talks about the treacherous and defeatist attitudes and  activities in the leadership of the Wehrmacht before and during the War, as well as about the conspiracy to kill Hitler and take power in Germany.

A copy of this speech was deposited by Martin Bormann in the Central Archive of the NSDAP and today it is at the Institut für Zeitgeschichte in Munich. It was published in Vierteljahrshefte für Zeitgeschicthe in 1953."

Parts 1, 2 and 3 have been posted so far on Shoahbloger's site. Don't miss it, as it is fascinating and eye-opening. When all the parts have been posted, I will copy it here at carolynyeager.net as part of my "important speeches" section I'm going to create, and also write a commentary about it.

Many thanks to Shoahbloger for doing the important work he does ... for free! Real truth-seekers are not in it for money or to advance their careers, but to share truth as widely as possible.

March 2, 2015

Artwork is a gift from 'endzog.' The statement at lower left reads "The Heretic Hour fifth Anniversary."

Carolyn Yeager marks five years of hosting this weekly radio broadcast, from its debut on March 1, 2010 up to tonight's program on March 2, 2015. She tells the story of The Heretics' Hour from it's conception in 2009, its birth at Voice of Reason Radio Network in Jan-Feb 2010, and its sometimes tumultuous changes and controversial subjects. She will cover her favorite program topics and "best shows." And she will talk about many of the characters she got involved with and who got involved with her ... for better or for worse.

Hadding calls in at the end for a fairly long discussion covering Voice of Reason, White leadership, organizations and misanthropy.

Feb. 26, 2015

Churchill goes to Moscow in August 1942 to bring a disappointing message to Stalin?

Ray Goodwin and Carolyn Yeager read and comment on the August 7-16, 1942 lunch and dinner table monologues by the German Leader, as taken down in shorthand by attorney Heinrich Heim. 1h23m. Included in this episode:

• Churchill to visit Stalin, Hitler is intrigued as to why;
• Germans are in Crimea to stay, says AH, and winning over the peasantry;
• British have no rights to decide anything in Europe - Rumanians vs Hungarians, and the Viennese;
• Riches of Ukraine - Reichsmarks and Ostmarks - the parson class are enemies of the state;
• Very interesting account of Hitler visiting the National Club and the Officers' Club in Berlin in 1921, meeting Admiral Schröder, an important early supporter;
• Hitler on Dance as artistic expression: most beautiful is the waltz, impressive is the Bavarian Schuhplattler done by men;
• Some of the diplomats he's known in Berlin - comments on Stalin - Churchill and the Malta situation.

The edition of Hitler's Table Talk being used was translated by Norman Cameron and R.H. Stevens, published by Enigma Books, New York, and can be found as a pdf here