Remembering Adolf Hitler:
April 20, 1889–April 30, 1945
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Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889. In commemoration of his birth, I wish to draw your attention to the following pieces on this website.
Hitler’s Significance for Our Struggle
- Greg Johnson, “The Burden of Hitler [2]” (Translations: French [3], Polish [4], Russian [5], Spanish [6], Portuguese [7])
- Greg Johnson, “Our Struggle Too: Propaganda and Organization [8]“
- William Pierce, “The Measure of Greatness [9]” (French translation here [10])
- Irmin Vinson, “Some Thoughts on Hitler [11]” (Translations: French [12], Norwegian [13])
- For audio versions of all three, see “Three Texts on Hitler [14].”
Historical and Philosophical Accounts of Hitler and the Third Reich
- Kerry Bolton, “Breaking the Bondage of Interest: A Right Answer to Usury,” Part 4 [15]
- Jonathan Bowden, “Hans-Jürgen Syberberg: Leni Riefenstahl’s Heir? [16] “
- Amanda Bradley, “Nazi Fashion Wars,” Part 1 [17] and Part 2 [18] (French translation here [19])
- Emil Cioran, “Hitler in the German Consciousness [20]“
- Veronica Kuzniar Clarke, “Demystification of the Birth & Funding of the NSDAP,” Part 1 [21] and Part 2 [22]
- Léon Degrelle, “The Enigma of Hitler [23]“
- Léon Degrelle, “Hitler’s Social Revolution,” Part 1 [24] and Part 2 [25]
- F. Roger Devlin, “National Socialism as Anti-Modernism: Julius Evola’s Notes on the Third Reich [26]“
- Guillaume Durocher, “Brigitte Hamann’s Hitler’s Vienna,” Part 1 [27], Part 2 [28], Part 3 [29], Part 4 [30]
- Guillaume Durocher, “Collaboration and Adaptation in Axis Europe,” Part 1 [31], Part 2 [32]
- Guillaume Durocher, “Gandhi and Hitler: The Story of a Friendship,” Part 1 [33], Part 2 [34], Part 3 [35]
- Guillaume Durocher, “Hitler and Clausewitz: The Philosopher as War Cry,” Part 1 [36], Part 2 [37], Part 3 [38], Part 4 [39]
- Guillaume Durocher, “Hitler as YouTube Star [40]“
- Guillaume Durocher, “Hitler vs. the Untermenschen: Myth and Reality [41]“
- Guillaume Durocher, “Hitler’s Reading Habits [42]“
- Guillaume Durocher, “Plato, Hitler, and Totalitarianism [43]“
- Guillaume Durocher, “Schopenhauer and Hitler,” Part 1 [44], Part 2 [45], Part 3 [46]
- Guillaume Durocher, “Some Recent Genetic Studies . . . and Hitler [47]“
- Guillaume Durocher, “Tocqueville and/or Hitler [48]“
- Guillaume Durocher, “Understanding Hitler and the Third Reich [49]“
- J. F. C. Fuller, “Why Hitler Lost [50]“
- Andrew Hamilton, “Hitler as Orator [51]“
- Andrew Hamilton, “Hitler’s Speeches [52]“
- Andrew Hamilton, “When Mussolini Scorned Hitler [53]“
- Andrew Hamilton, “What is the Best Hitler Biography? [54]“
- Andrew Hamilton, “What if Germany had Won?: Hitler’s Britain [55]“
- Andrew Hamilton, “Pan-Nationalism [56]“
- Andrew Hamilton, “On Oratory [57]“
- Andrew Hamilton, “A Table Talk Puzzle [58]“
- James Holbeyfield, “A Dog’s Best Friend [59]“
- Greg Johnson, Review of Nasser Ghaemi’s A First-Rate Madness [60]
- Greg Johnson, Review of R. H. S. Stolfi’s Hitler: Beyond Evil and Tyranny, Part 1 [61], Part 2 [62]
- Greg Johnson, Review of David Irving’s The Secret Diaries of Hitler’s Doctor [63] (Spanish translation here [63])
- Anthony M. Ludovici, “Hitler and the Third Reich [64]“
- Anthony M. Ludovici, “Hitler and Nietzsche [65]“
- Anthony M. Ludovici, “My Education,” Part III [66]
- Daniel W. Michaels, “Exposing Stalin’s Plan to Conquer Europe [67]” (French translation here [68])
- James J. O’Meara, Review of Joseph Howard Tyson’s [69]Hitler’s Mentor: Dietrich Eckart, His Life, Times, & Milieu [69]
- Riki Rei, “Confessions of an East Asian National Socialist [70]“
- Brenton Sanderson, “Evil Genius: Constructing Wagner as Moral Pariah,” Part 4 [71]
- Savitri Devi, “History, Action, and the Timeless [72]“
- Savitri Devi, “Hitlerian Esotericism and the Tradition [73]“
- Savitri Devi, “Hitlerism and Hindudom” (Greek translation here [74])
- Miguel Serrano, “Hitler and the Last Avatar: The 114th Anniversary of Adolf Hitler’s Birth [75]” (Czech translation here [76])
- Dominique Venner, “Hitler’s Failure [77]“
- Mark Weber, “The Enduring Allure of Hitlerism: Hitler as Enlightenment Intellectual [78]“
Significant Admirers of Hitler
- Kerry Bolton, “Henry Williamson [79]“
- Kerry Bolton, “Knut Hamsun [80]“
- Collin Cleary, “Heidegger: An Introduction for Anti-Modernists [81]” (French translation of part 4 here [82])
- Mark Deavin, “Henry Williamson: Nature’s Visionary [83]“
- Mark Deavin, “Knut Hamsun and the Cause of Europe [84]“
- Andrew Hamilton, “Alfred Rosenberg in Translation [85]“
- Martin Heidegger, “Heidegger on World Jewry in the Black Notebooks [86]“
- Greg Johnson, “Heidegger’s Black Notebooks: Diary of a Dissident National Socialist [87]“
- Greg Johnson, “Remembering Martin Heidegger: September 26, 1889–May 26, 1976 [88]” (Ukrainian translation here [89])
- Greg Johnson, “Unity Valkyrie Mitford: August 8, 1914–May 28, 1948 [90]“
- Michael O’Meara, “Heidegger ‘The Nazi’ [91]“
- Miguel Serrano, “Hitler and Jung [92]“
Film and the Third Reich
- Jonathan Bowden, “Hans-Jürgen Syberberg—Leni Riefenstahl’s Heir [93]“
- Lyle Burkhead, “Ministry of Illusion: Film in the Third Reich [94]“
- Jef Costello, “Disingenuous Genius: A Tribute to Leni Riefenstahl [95]“
- Andrew Hamilton, “Battle for Norway — 1940 Campaign (Geman — 1940) [96]“
- Andrew Hamilton, “Leni Riefenstahl’s Lost Film Victory of Faith (1933) [97]“
- Derek Hawthorne, “Der Herrscher (1937) [98]“
- Derek Hawthorne, “Opfergang: Masterpiece of National Socialist Cinema [99]“
- Derek Hawthorne, “S.O.S. Iceberg [100]“
- Derek Hawthorne, “Storm Over Mount Blanc [101]“
- Derek Hawthorne, “The White Hell of Pitz Palü [102]“
- Derek Hawthorne, “The Holy Mountain [103]“
- Derek Hawthorne, “North Face: The Return of the German Mountain Film [104]“
- Derek Hawthorne, “The Journey to Tilsit: A Song of Two Movies [105]“
- Derek Hawthorne, “Heimat (1938) [106]“
- Greg Johnson, “Remembering Leni Riefenstahl: August 22, 1902–September 8, 2003 [107]” (French translation here [108])
- Martin Lichtmesz, “Heimkehr Revisited [109]“
- Martin Lichtmesz, “Kolberg [110]Revisited [110]“
The Legacy of Hitler and National Socialism:
- R. G. Fowler, “Woman Against Time: Remembering Savitri Devi’s 100th Birthday [111]” (translations: German [112], French [113], Norwegian [114], Czech) [115]
- Greg Johnson, Review of Farnham O’Reilly’s Hyperborean Home [116] (French translation here [117])
- Alex Kurtagić, Review of Miguel Serrano’s The Golden Thread [118]
- William Pierce, “Rockwell: A National Socialist Life [119]“
- Saint-Loup, “Quotations from Saint-Loup [120]“
- Savitri Devi, “The Religion of the Strong [121]“
- Savitri Devi, “Incurable Decadence [122]“
- Savitri Devi, “Race, Economics, and Kindness: The Ideal World [123]“
Humor
- Jim Goad, “Adolf Hitler: History’s Angriest Jew? [124]“
- Richard Hoste, “All-Time Leading Hitlers [125]“
- Lawrence Murray, “Tay Did Nothing Wrong [126]“
- F. C. Stoughton, “Home Remedies for Hitler Hysteria Prescribed by the New Right Avant-Garde [127]“
Hitler in Fiction
- Guillaume Durocher, Review of Looks Who’s Back [128] (the film)
- Greg Johnson, “Make Rome Great Again: Rienzi in Berlin [129]“
- James J. O’Meara, Review of Troy Southgate’s Hitler: The Adjournment [130]
- James J. O’Meara, Review of Timur Vermes’ Look Who’s Back [131]
Poems
- Savitri Devi, Forever and Ever: Devotional Poems [132]
- Savitri Devi, “In Memory of May 1st, 1945 [133]“
- Robinson Jeffers, “Tragedy has Obligations [134]” (French translation here [135])
- Michael Walker, “Triumph des Willens [136]“
- Leo Yankevich, “The Adolf Hitler Canal [137]“