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Mike talks about the new Antisemitism Awareness bill and right wing midwits not being able to get out of their own way.
Mike talks about the US Gaza aid pier, the moral depravity and cowardice of liberal Westernized Arabs, child abuse being openly displayed on TV in Britain and why it is essential to reject the Jewish paradigm on antisemitism.
The Death Panel get metapolitical.* It's Some Kind Of Cosm * Rural White Cringe * Sects Pests * Dagoth Ruhr * Biden Numbers: Michigan * Marie Daquanette * The Four Fold Intersubjective Consensus Threat * Hugo Awards Kerfuffle * You Are A Strong Black Woman
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The Death Panel send their love.* Palentine's Day * Chosen: The Way of Water * Based-Based Entertainment * The Vaush Heresy * Faking News 911! * Impeachment! OMG! * The Last Hospital In Gaza * Got Yer Nose! * OVER THE TOP
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Episode 524: GET TO THE COPPA, plus, a live show we did a couple days later for Episode 525. Enjoy!The Death Panel are excited for the Thanksgiving Pride Parade. The Death Panel also do a live show of dubious value.SUBSCRIBE FOR PREMIUM CONTENT! Accept The Low Viral Load * Touched By an Abo * The Volcano Demon Question * The Merchant Minute* * Fucking Analog Mail * YouTube COPPA Posting * Jim Prophet * Malicious Construence * Lisping Platitudes
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Louis, DK, and special guest Zoomer Imperator set off on a somewhat formulaic, but ultimately satisfying adventure
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- Prep in the Strike & Mike
- Maddow Gets It
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Prussian Socialism Episode 22: The German Settlement of Transylvania [featuring Jazzhands] RSS feed MP3 Download
You have heard of America’s Wild West… but what about Europe’s Wild East?
In the 1100s, several hundred Western Europeans came to Transylvania at the invitation of the Hungarian king, Geza II. Their mission: to secure the Carpathian Mountains against the attacks of the horse-archer peoples of the Eurasian Steppe.
Over the next four centuries, they built castles, churches and cities, holding the south-easternmost outpost of Western Christendom. Briefly vassals of the Turks, they returned to the Hapsburg fold after the 1683 siege of Vienna and played a crucial role in the politics of Austro-Hungary and later Romania.
The settlers—known as the Transylvanian Saxons—were reinforced by later inflows of colonists from northern Germany and the Low Countries. By the 1930s, they numbered 300,000.
The Transylvanian Saxons are just one piece of a larger, millennium-long tale of settlement, trade, and conquest—the Drang nach Osten, the “Push to the East”. Starting in the 1100s, Germanic peoples pushed eastward into the Baltic, the Balkans and even farther afield. They brought cities and agriculture to the sparsely populated and disorganized East. Their movements surged and ebbed throughout the centuries, but by the 1700s, Germanic settlements reached as far as the Volga.
Unlike the later sea-borne expansions of the Spanish, Portuguese and others, it is almost unknown in the English-speaking countries.
Join Greg Conte and Fash the Nation’s Jazzhands McFeels for a discussion of this little-known but highly consequential history. Jazzhands brings not only knowledge, but also relates his own experiences in Saxon Siebenbürgen—the land of the seven cities.
Books mentioned:
Migrating Memories Romanian Germans in Modern Europe by James Koranyi.
Die deutsche Ostsiedlung im Mittelalter by Charles Higounet. (No English version available. Originally published in French as Les Allemands en Europe centrale et orientale au Moyen Age)
End-song: Oostlandlied, text by Jaap van Kersbergen. This song—a favorite of the Dutch SS—was based off of the “Lied der Ostlandfahrer” a medieval folk-song about migrating eastward.
See der Spiegel "Nach Ostland wollen wir reiten"
And here: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oostlandlied
Image: Kirchenburg Deutsch-Weisskirch
Prussian Socialism Episode 21: The Stab in the Back and Treaty of Versailles RSS feed MP3 download
In November of 1918, a leftist cabal overthrew Kaiser William II and sued for peace with their country’s enemies. These traitors agreed to withdraw German troops from all enemy land and to surrender her fleet.
In so doing, they stripped Germany of all her bargaining power. It is not surprise that, in the ensuing peace-conference, Germany was made a slave of International Money-Power.
This is not a controversial view. It is—more or less—the consensus of mainstream historiography.
And despite the cease-fire, Britain maintained its hunger-blockade, causing famine throughout Germany, Austria, and much of central Europe.
In the shame-treaty that followed, signed at Versailles seven months later, Germany was forced to accept guilt for starting the war and pay a huge indemnity, among other indignities.
This was indeed a stab-in-the-back. And yet even while acknowledging all of the facts, some still allege that this betrayal was a “legend” or “a conspiracy theory”.
Jews, communists, and liberals fomented a revolution. They sold their country out. They delivered its people into the clutches of International Jewish Finance. How is that NOT a stab-in-the-back?
The Treaty of Versailles was the most crucial turning point of the last 200 years. It destroyed the European balance of power and, in due time, made the whole White World subject to Jewish money power.
Germany’s fate has become our fate.
Join Gregory Conte and Warren Balogh as we discuss these epochal events.
Books mentioned:
Leon Degrelle. Hitler Born at Versailles
Roger Chickering. Imperial Germany and the Great War, 1914-18
Richard M. Watt. The Kings Depart: The German Tragedy—Versailles and the German Revolution
R. H. S. Stolfi. Hitler: Beyond Evil and Tyranny
Otto Ernst Remer. Kriegshetze gegen Deutschland (in German only)
German Wikipedia article on the Massacre of 50 in Sudatenland on 4 March 1919
Prussian Socialism HALLOWEEN SPECIAL Blood-Sucking Jewish Vampires RSS feed MP3
Jews seem to have a thing for blood. For centuries, Europeans have accused them of stealing the blood of gentiles. Of course, Jewish academics and media deny the "blood libel".
Is this a case of Europeans irrationally hating Jews? Or a case of Jews doing evil things and getting called out for them?
In this episode, Greg Conte and William discuss the so-called blood-libel and other manifestations of Jews in European folklore. They reference the academic work of truth-seeking Jew, Ariel Toaff, who spent years digging through medieval Italian court-records to write his book "Passovers of Blood".
According to him a sect of "extremist" Ashkenazi Jews was kidnapping Christian children, torturing them, and drinking their blood. Who would have thought?
Happy Halloween! HH.
Prussian Socialism Episode 20: The Teutonic Knights and Germanic Holy War [featuring Warren Balogh] RSS feed MP3
Everyone knows about the Crusades in the Holy Land. But what about the Crusades in the Baltic? For 300 years, the Teutonic Order waged war across the Baltic, Poland and even Russia to bring Christianity to the last Pagan peoples in Europe.
The Order was founded in Acre in 1190. After a brief stay in Transylvania, it found its calling in the swampy forests on the north-eastern edge of civilization. Under its Grandmaster Hermann von Salza, the Order established a military mini-state devoted to holy war. Trudging though snow and frost, its heavily armed knights and swarms of crossbowmen raided villages, built castles, and brought Christianity to the heathen.
Germans, Poles, Russians, and everyone else have often depicted the Northern Crusades as violent—yet glorious—race-wars. On the other hand, many modern historians have downplayed this interpretation. Who is right? Were the Teutonic Knights evil predators, noble holy-warriors, or something else entirely? Gregory Conte and Warren Balogh explore this dark and nearly forgotten chapter of European history.
Books Discussed:
Teutonic Knight by David Nicolle (Osprey Publishing)
Crusader Castles of the Teutonic Knights by Steven Turnbull (vols 1 and 2, Osprey Publishing)
William Urban. The Teutonic Knights a Military History (a dry but straight forward overview)
Eric Christianson. The Northern Crusades (a rather tedious academic study)
Hans Delbrück. Medieval Warfare
Dambriunas and Schmalstieg. Beginner’s Lithuanian (a solid introduction for anyone interested in this important Indo-European language… or anyone looking lead NATO-auxiliary troops in the coming war with Russia, lol)
Comprehensive, German-language histories:
Albert Ewald. Die Eroberung Preußens durch die Deutschen Karl Lohmeyer. Die Geschichte Ost- und Westpreußens
Intro song: From Sergei Prokofiev’s Battle on the Ice
Outro song: Preußens Gloria
Prussian Socialism Episode 19: Goethe’s Faust, Part 2 RSS feed MP3
“Faust Part 2” is the ultimate expression of the European cultural idea. In this vast, 7000-line poem, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe lays out his mature worldview.
There is hardly a topic that Goethe does not deal with: metaphysics, ethics, economics, politics, poetics, even geology. While “Faust Part 1” mostly sticks to the traditional Faust-story, “Part 2” creates a gigantic poetic-allegory. Faust ceases to be a mere lust-driven scholar and transforms into a personification of Creative Power.
With his servant, Mephisto, Faust travels across Germany and Greece, all through the ages, striving to satisfy his urge to create and to know. Along the way he meets gods, men, mythical creatures, literary heroes—the full imagination-world of Western culture.
In this episode, Gregory Conte and Romanized Visigoth (“Roman”) sketch the basic themes of this sprawling poem. “Faust Part 2” is not an easy work. Goethe was a 200-IQ genius who had comprehended Western art and philosophy from the Greeks on. But why does this universally recognized masterpiece of European literature get so little attention today? Could it be because of the Jews?
Books mentioned:
Faust, by J. W. Goethe, translated by Walter Arndt. This version has very good explanation and analysis, especially for Faust Part 2.
The Life and Work of Goethe by J. G. Robertson
Prussian Socialism Episode 18: Goethe's Faust, Part 1 RSS feed pleb-friendly MP3 download
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832) was one of the greatest and most versatile poets of all time, a rival to Dante, Shakespeare and Vergil.
His masterpiece is the philosophical epic Faust, which he worked on for over 50 years.
In the traditional Faust-story, Faust sells his soul to Mephistopheles in exchange for 24 years of sin and fun. In Goethe’s re-telling, Mephistopheles is bound until Faust is content with life (Werd’ ich zum Augenblicke sagen, “Verweile doch, du bist so schön”).
Faust, Part 1 is concerned with Faust’s attempts to find satisfaction in his personal life, especially by seducing the innocent girl, Gretchen. In Part 2 (not discussed in this episode), Faust goes out to work his will on the world.
Faust is generally considered the most important work of German literature, and one of the most consequential in all of European history. It is a great loss that it is barely known in America and Britain.
Greg Conte and Romanized Visigoth (“Roman”) recount the facts of Goethe’s life and the plot of Faust, Part 1. They then discuss some of the main ideas.
Translations:
Kaufman, Walter (Jew). Edition contains Faust Part 1 and a couple scenes of Part 2, German and English on facing pages.
Arndt, Walter (Dartmouth professor). Full translation of parts 1 and 2. Lots of good notes and explanatory analysis.
Turns out both translations that I have read are by a Jew and a anti-German traitor (Arndt). It’s not really a big deal. You can only screw up a translation so much.
There is also a 19th century translation by American poet Bayard Taylor available online.
Biography of Goethe mentioned:
The Life and Work of Goethe by J. G. Robertson
In German: Faust, der Tragödie Erster Teil
Prussian Socialism Episode 17: Lost Victories by Erich von Manstein RSS feed MP3 Download for plebs
Who was Germany's greatest WWII general? According to Field Marschall Erich von Manstein, it was himself. In his 1955 classic Lost Victories, Manstein argues that if Hitler had only listened to him more, Germany could have won the war.
He might have had a point. In 1940, Manstein masterminded the invasion of France through the Ardennes. In early 1943, he ingeniously fought off a series of titanic Soviet offensives after the battle of Stalingrad, saving tens of thousands of Axis troops from almost certain capture or death. He even argued that Germany could have won at Kursk, and that the proposed invasion of England (Sealion) was not as crazy as it seemed.
Was Manstein smarter than his Führer? Or was he a braggadocious know-it-all? Gregory Conte and Hans discuss the life and legacy of one of Germany's top leaders and strategists.
Lost Victories by Erich von Manstein Verlorene Siege von Erich von Manstein (German)
Prussian Socialism Episode 16: The Disintegration of the Roman Republic RSS feed
In 202 BC, the Roman Republic was at its height. It had beaten Carthage its most dangerous rival in the Western Mediterranean and was now free to go on a career of expansion and exploitation.
In the following 50 years it conquered Greece, much of Spain and north Africa. The Romans got filthy rich. But in the next 70 years it began to break down, a victim of its own success. The Patricians became greedy and undutiful, snatching up land and gold and squeezing the soldiers and peasants ever harder.
After the final defeats of Carthage and Greece in 146 BC, a series of politicians tried to combat the ills that were tearing the Republic apart. In this lecture, Gregory Conte discusses the lives of Tiberius and Caius Gracchus, Marius and Sulla. It them, we see the sort of men and the sort of methods it will take to overcome America's own political problems.
Prussian Socialism Episode 15: The Rise of Rome and the War with Hannibal RSS feed
A petty Italian city-state went on to conquer Italy and dominate the Mediterranean. At first a town of little consequence, Rome was forced to become a regional power after it was humiliated by invading Gauls in 390 BC. After consolidating its power in Italy, Rome came into conflict with the great sea-empire of Carthage, with whom it fought two titanic wars from 264-202 BC. Rome won, but just barely. It took the steadfastness and organization, plus the genius leadership of P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus to save its state and bring Carthage to its knees.
In this lecture, Gregory Conte gives an overview of the rise of Rome and the Punic Wars and their meaning for Europeans and Americans today.
Books Mentioned:
Scipio Africanus Greater than Napoleon by B H Liddell Hart
Hannibal Enemy of Rome by Leonard Cottrell
A Critical History of Early Rome by Gary Forsythe
Ancient sources:
Livy Ab Urbe Condita
Polybius
Plutarch
Prussian Socialism Episode 14: Napoleon and the German War of Liberation RSS feed
Napoleon humiliated Prussia at the twin battles of Jena and Auerstedt in 1806, reducing Berlin to a French vassal. After Napoleon's defeat in Russia, the German states rose up against their master. But it was not easy. The Emperor returned to Germany with a new army to beat down the Prussians, Russians and Austrians, and to keep hold of his continent-spanning empire.
Greg Conte and Warren Balogh discuss what the German War of Liberation meant for Germany and for Europe.
Prussian Socialism Episode 13: Guderian and the Blitzkrieg RSS feed
It's August 1941, do you drive on Moscow or the Ukraine? Take Moscow, and Germany deals a huge blow to Soviet moral and cripples the USSR’s logistical system. Take Ukraine, and Germany captures hundreds of thousands of Soviet troops and secures the breadbasket of Europe. Of course, history can only play out one way. Hitler ordered a drive on the Ukraine. But what if he had ordered an all-out attack on Moscow? Could Germany have won the war in the East in 1941?
After the war, many generals argued that Germany could have won. Prominent among them was tank-warfare theorist and Panzer commander Heinz Guderian. In his post-war book Panzer Leader, Guderian recounts his role in shaping Germany’s armored units and doctrine, arguing that Germany could have won if Hitler had listened more to his generals. Was Guderian right, or was he just coming up with excuses?
Greg Conte discusses Guderian’s arguments and record, and the role of mechanized warfare with fellow autiste and WWII-enthusiast Hans.
Books mentioned: Heinz Guderian Panzer Leader David Irving Hitler's War Friedrich von Mellenthin Panzer Battles Erich von Manstein Lost Victories
Prussian Socialism Episode 12: Frederick the Great, the Autiste King RSS feed
Over the course of nearly 50 years, Frederick II (1712-86) made Prussia from a minor German state into a European power to rival Austria, France and Russia.
After snatching the rich region of Silesia from Austria, Frederick embarked on a series of legal and administrative reforms that made Prussia into the world's most enlightened state. His work was almost destroyed in the Seven Years War (1756-63) when his small and territorially divided country was invaded by Russia, Austria, France and even Sweden. Leading the army, usually in person, Frederick inflicted major defeats like Rossbach and Leuthen on his enemies, and, with a bit of luck, forced his arch-rival Maria Theresa of Austria to make peace.
Frederick is known as a man of many talents. He was a world-class flute-player, a good composer, and a prolific writer and reader. With the help of eight daily cups of coffee and many nose-fulls of snorting tobacco, Frederick packed many lifetimes of accomplishment into his 74 years. Despite his love of music and learning, he always placed his duty to his land and people first. As a military leader and man of culture, he was an inspiration to many great Europeans, including Napoleon Bonaparte and Adolf Hitler.
This episode is a discussion between Greg Conte and William.
Intro music: from the third movement of Frederick the Great's Flute Concerto No. 3 in C Major Outro music: Großer Friedrich by Landser
Books mentioned: Iron Kingdom by Christopher Clark The Solider Kings by Walter Henry Nelson On the Art of War by Frederick the Great
Frederick the Great movies:
Fridericus Rex (1937) Der große König (1942)
Prussian Socialism Episode 11: Machiavelli on the Study of War featuring Warren Balogh
In The Prince, Machiavelli stresses that a leader ought to study war. He also discusses the many uses and dangers in maintaining and employing soldiers. Warren Balogh and Greg Conte argue about the implications of Machiavelli's thinking. What is the proper way to study war? Can too much study of war be bad?
Prussian Socialism Episode 10, featuring Warren Balogh Machiavelli: Love, Fear and Hate
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Italian philosopher Niccolò Machiavelli (1469-1527) is famous for his realist political outlook. In his book The Prince, he went so far as to argue that a ruler would be better off being feared than loved. Machiavelli is often thought of as an advocate for ruthlessness and trickery. But is the reputation deserved?
Warren Balogh and Greg Conte apply Machiavelli's thought to modern examples including Adolf Hitler, Napoleon, and America's Jewish power-elite. They also work out what parts of The Prince are the most crucial for White Americans to understand.
Prussian Socialism Episode 9: Mesopotamian Civilization RSS feed
Prussian Socialism episode 9 Mesopotamian Civilization. Two thousand five hundred years before the age of Classical Greece, the ancient Mesopotamians invented writing. For three millennia, they built up and maintained the world’s first great culture. But after that, its memory vanished for two thousand years, only to be preserved in a few vague Biblical and classical retellings. But in the 19th century, in one of the greatest feats of European scholarship, the writing and languages of ancient Mesopotamia were rediscovered and deciphered. Since then, scholars have pieced together the story of this long-lost civilization. What can we learn from this history before history?
History books mentioned: Ancient Iraq by Georges Roux Ancient Mesopotamia Leo Oppenheim The Sumerians Samuel Kramer Slavery in Babylonia by Dandamaev
Language books mentioned: A Grammar of Akkadian by John Huehnegard Complete Babylonian by Martin Worthington
Prussian Socialism Episode 8: The Nibelungenlied and Epic Literature RSS feed
The Nibelungenlied is a medieval German story of heroism and bloody revenge. An epic poem written down about 1200 AD, it tells the tale of the Burgundian princess Kriemhild and her long-plotted retribution for the murder of her husband, the hero Siegfried.
In this lecture, Greg Conte overviews the characters and the plot, and then compares the Nibelungenlied to other epic poems, such as the Iliad and the Song of Roland. The epics are discussed in the frame of literary analysis with reference to the Canadian professor and theorist Northrop Frye. Comparison is also made to modern story-telling like (fake and gay) super-hero movies and the Turner Diaries.
Books discussed: The Nibelungenlied (translated by A. T. Hatto) Anatomy of Criticism by Northrop Frye
Books mentioned: Middle High German A Grammar and Reader by Alfred Senn (best intro for beginners) A Middle High German Reader by M. O'C. Walshe (not mentioned but also worth-while:) A Middle High German Grammar by Joseph Wright Das Nibelungenlied Mittelhochdeutscher Text und Übertragung (Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag)
Prussian Socialism Episode 7: Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi: The Evil Mischling RSS feed
The half-Japanese aristocrat, Count Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi, is notorious as a promoter of race-mixing and globalism. But was that all there is to the man? Was Kalergi just a foaming-at-the-mouth defender of multiculturalism and Jewish power? Greg Conte and William discuss the life and writings of this now nearly forgotten Japo-Austrian noble, who was one of the key players in the formation of today's European and World orders.
Since his childhood, Kalergi took an intense interest in languages and philosophy. In his mid-20s, he started a movement to form a united Europe, to be led by intellectuals, statesmen, artists and financiers. Backed by Warburg money, Paneuropa was the talk of the European elite in the inter-war years.
But then Kalergi's well-laid plans were frustrated by a man who, in his view, was no more than a low-born, uneducated, Alpine peasant. It wasn't until almost a decade later that the Count was able to link up with the likes of Winston Churchill and Charles de Gaulle and to--at last--turn Paneuropa into a reality.
Given his seeming importance, why is Kalergi so little talked about today? Why are most of his works untranslated? Was he a villainous genius, a Jewish puppet, or something else? Greg and William cover all this and more and conclude that the European Union might in fact be worse than Kalergi even intended!
Book discussed: Martyn Bond. Hitler's Cosmopolitan Bastard
Books mentioned: Walter Göhring. Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi: Ein Leben für Paneuropa (German) Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi. Kampf um Europa (German) Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi. Praktischer Idealismus (German) (a rough English translation is available: https://archive.org/details/PracticalIdealism-EnglishTranslation/page/n5/mode/2up ) Houston Stewart Chamberlain. Foundations of the Nineteenth Century Otto Ernst Remer. Kriegshetze gegen Deutschland (German)
Prussian Socialism Episode 6: The European Idea of Empire RSS feed
Rome fell in the fifth century, and Europeans have spent the last millennium and a half trying to rebuild it. Charlemagne, the Holy Roman Empire, Byzantium, Napoleon, Hitler, the EU and many more looked to the Roman ideal.
Of what use today is this political history? Should a pro-White, Jew-free America-Europe form itself into a new empire? Or is would another political model fit better?
Prussian Socialism Episode 5: First Reich, Best Reich? The Holy Roman Empire RSS feed
The first German Reich lasted for 1000 years. From Charlemagne to 1806, the Holy Roman Empire was the keystone of Europe. But was it really an empire? The HRE is notorious for being fractured and weak, but it was not always so. From Otto I to Frederick II (936-1250) it was a powerful and mostly unified state that contended with Popes and foreign kings and expanded Western civilization into the wild East. Join Gregory Conte and William as we discuss the legacy of this forgotten chapter of European history.
Books discussed: Heart of Europe by Peter Wilson The Origins of Modern Germany by Geoffrey Barraclough
Books mentioned: Byzantium (trilogy) by John Julius Norwich Danubia Simon Winder Die Reichsidee by Otto Habsburg Die Deutschen Kaiser by Alfred Mühr War and Peace and War by Peter Turchin Dictionary of the Holy Roman Empire by Jonathan Zophy
Prussian Socialism Episode 4: Clausewitz on the Ukraine RSS feed
Russia invaded the Ukraine four months ago. What was Moscow's plan? And what might Putin's bigger strategic objectives be? Greg Conte and William apply Clausewitz's philosophy to the Ukraine war and to the shifting balance of power between Russia, America and China.
Books mentioned: Clausewitz, On War The Nibelungenlied Jacques Attali, A Brief History of the Future Edward Luttwack, Grand Strategy of the Roman Empire Edward Luttwack, Grand Strategy of the Byzantine Empire Frederick Whitton, Moltke
Prussian Socialism Episode 3: Clausewitz's Philosophy of War and Politics RSS feed
Carl von Clausewitz 1780-1831 was a Prussian Army officer and theorist. In his book Vom Kriege (On War) he develops his philosophy of conflict, according to which war is "an act of violence to compel the enemy to accomplish our will". He is perhaps best known for the formulation that "war is a mere continuation of politics by other means".
In this episode Gregory Conte and William explore the implications of Vom Kriege. What are the proper roles of theory, training and planning in war? How do Clausewitz's precepts apply outside of armed conflict?
We begin our discussion with the chapters on the importance of boldness and genius and work our way back to Clausewitz's ground assumptions. Along the way we apply his thought to the actions of Napoleon, Hannibal, Hitler and current day Russia.
On War (trans. Graham) https://archive.org/details/onwartrbyjjgrah00claugoog/page/n30/mode/2up
Vom Kriege (German) https://archive.org/details/bub_gb_hjjbntg0_UgC/page/1/mode/2up
Other books mentioned: Viktor Suvorov's Spetsnaz, Inside the Soviet Army, and Icebreaker
For Napoleon's campaigns, see also Epic History TV (on YouTube) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRUx61plsz4&list=PLUOc2qodFHp-mOphKW9RzQLsFTt-IV9RY&ab_channel=EpicHistoryTV
Prussian Socialism Episode 2: Adolf Hitler's Foreign Policy featuring Warren Balogh
Adolf Hitler's strategic decisions have often been criticized, and even ridiculed, as tactical mistakes or even acts of insanity. But most of this criticism is unsound. Hitler had a far-seeing and clear-eyed picture of world-politics. He understood Germany's place in history and what realistic options it had to secure its future--and the future of Europe. With this in mind, we can fairly assess many of his most controversial decisions.
Gregory Conte and Warren Balogh discuss the Third Reich's foreign policy and the book Hitler: A Global Biography by Brendan Simms.
Other books mentioned:
Hitler's Second Book (German Foreign Policy) https://archive.org/details/HitlerZweitesBuchENGLISH
Adam Tooze. The Wages of Destruction.
Stephen Fritz. The First Soldier: Hitler as Military Leader.
Prussian Socialism Episode 1: Remer Blames the Jews for WWI
Who started World War I? Was it the Serbs? The Austrians? The French? According to German war-hero Otto Ernst Remer, it was the Jews and their stooges in the international elite who instigated the bloody, civilization-wrecking conflict. Greg and William review and discuss Remer's book Kriegshetze gegen Deutschland.
About the Show: "Prussian Socialism" will cover the great men and ideas of European history and culture from a National Socialist perspective. The emphasis will be on Germany in the world wars, but we will talk about a wide range of topics from ancient times to the present.
The purpose of the show is to reframe Western history. What events and ideas really matter? What leaders and heroes should the Americans and Europeans of today admire? Could it have all turned out another way?
Sure, the race is real and the Jews are powerful. Yes, the Holocaust is a dumb lie. But what else is there to know? So much more. Our conclusions are sure to shock all but the most hardened NatSocs.
Our first episode discusses the causes of WWI. We base our discussion on Otto Ernst Remer's untranslated "Kriegshetze gegen Deutschland" (War-mongering against Germany). Remer was a Wehrmacht general and life-long National Socialist. He is most famous for crushing the 20 July '44 coup-attempt.
In future episodes, we will talk about Hitler's foreign policy, Kalergi's Paneuropa movement, and Clausewitz's philosophy. And that's just the beginning.
The show is hosted by Gregory Conte.
Books mentioned in Episode 1:
Otto Remer Kriegshetze gegen Deutschland (German only)
Sidney Fay. The Origins of the World War vol 1, vol 2 Harry Elmer Barnes. The Genesis of the World War
Christopher Clark. The Sleepwalkers How Europe Went to War in 1914
Alexander Watson. Ring of Steel (second-rate)