Jews

Sept. 3, 2014

Hitler takes in the view from the terrace of his mountaintop home, the Berghof. He says he always found it difficult to leave there.

Ray Goodwin and Carolyn Yeager read and comment on the Feb. 6th-17th, 1942 dinner table monologues by the German Leader, as taken down by trusted aide, attorney Heinrich Heim. Included in this episode:

• Commentary on Britain, France and Japan, plus Germany's best engineers come from Swabia and Württemburg;
• More on criminals and the judicial system, and Church doctrines that oppose truth;
• Various types of government - monachy vs republic;
• A loyal state church, the beauties of Obersalzberg;
• The kind of aircraft Germany needed, and some of the "luck" involved in the Narvik victory;
• More humorous stories of Hitler's motor cars and his drivers;
• The Duce should get rid of the monarchy, and how Jews interfere with the natural order.

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.

This is a translation of the Korherr Report in full posted by "Roberto" at the Axis History Forum. You can check it against the German original, which is also linked to. I have highlighted the parts most under discussion/debate in blue. ~CY

Post Number:#1  by Roberto on 18 Mar 2002, 19:44

A document often referred to on this forum, the Korherr Report should, in my opinion, be available online for consultation by all interested readers.

The report was prepared in two versions, a “long version” for Himmler and a “short version” for the Führer himself. The original German wording of both versions is transcribed under the following links:
http://www.ns-archiv.de/verfolgung/korherr/korherr-lang.php
(“long version”)

August 18, 2014

These are the speakers at the 13th IHR Conference in May, 2000. Standing (left to right): Glayde Whitney, Bradley Smith, John Sack, Robert Countess, Germar Rudolf, Charles Provan, Theodore O'Keefe, Ernst Zündel, Greg Raven and Jürgen Graf. Seated (left to right): Fredrick Toben, Robert Faurisson, Arthur Butz, Mark Weber and John Bennett. Not shown here are (former congressman) Pete McCloskey and David Irving. Of these, David Cole has now made major criticisms of Smith, Zündel, Graf, Faurisson and Toben, in addition to Carlo Mattogno.  Enlarge

Carolyn Yeager deconstructs the complaints David Cole levels against the better-known revisionists, and at the same time comments on the character of the Jew and their experience during the two World Wars.

• The myth that every life is precious and irreplaceable does not fit with the way Nature works;
• Traits of the alcoholic;
• Cole's caustic disrespect, put-downs, and noxious attitude toward the revisionist community is so extreme it raises questions;
• Cole's 1995 16-page letter of his Strufhof camp visit and his accusations against Robt. Faurisson;
• It doesn't seem possible that an answer will ever be found to what happened to the majority of unknown Jews who make up the numbers in the "Korherr Report";
• The story of "gas chambers" is brought forth to answer every question of missing Jews;
• All Germans know that Jews are their deadly enemy and politically dangerous, even Wilhelm II, Germany's last Kaiser.
  

Russian President Vladimir Putin (C) meets with a delegation of Rabbis from several countries at the Kremlin in Moscow, July 9, 2014. REUTERS (click to enlarge)

While he reportedly admitted during this meeting that Dr. Josef Goebbels was a "talented man" and maybe even that Goebbels had 'achieved some of his goals' (this has not been reported everywhere), these words were later removed from the published statement on the ITAR-TASS website.

ITAR-TASS also represented Putin as meeting with "representatives of international public and religious organizations" rather than with the black-hatted Orthodox rabbis we see in the photos taken. Pro-Putin websites have substituted a older picture of Putin alone with Russian flags behind him when running this story.

Kremlin.ru reported Putin discussed the fight of Jewish people during WWII and the struggle that still exists today regarding anti-Semitism. He recalled his visit to Yad Vashem in Israel – a "Holocaust" museum – and also mentioned the Museum of Tolerance in Moscow (which he was instrumental in having had built, even personally donating a month's salary to the cause).

June 27, 2014

Flash demo in Coventry by National Action on Feb. 27, 2014.

Alex Davies is the founder of National Action, an organization of British youths (17 to 22 yrs.) who are committed to taking back their country for the indigenous White British people. In less than a year, the organization has come a long way, bringing more scrutiny of their actions from the "authorities" than they had intended to have at this point. Some highlights of the discussion:

• The demographic finality of 10-20 years down the road is what motivated Alex, 19, and a few friends to commit themselves to doing something about it now;
• Alex agrees with the call to "get away from the Internet" and out into the "real world" via street activism;
• National Action is based on the principles of National Socialism and therefore cannot be a part of any other organization or party;
• The Jewish element is what causes division among the various White nationalities of Europe, who would otherwise get along pretty well;
• Playing on the Counter-Culture, i.e. ridiculing the Left, is a way to reach the more creative youth in the population;
• No to wearing uniforms but yes to creating a unified appearance for demonstrations;
• Alex's goal is an independent Britain separate and distinct from the rest of Europe and from America.
  

June 26, 2014

Adolf Hitler in pre-Chancellor days, signs something for Julius Streicher, NSDAP Gauleiter of Nuremberg.

Carolyn Yeager and Ray Goodwin read and comment on the Dec. 17-31, 1941 dinner table monologues by the German Leader, as taken down in shorthand by trusted aide, attorney Heinrich Heim. Some highlights of this episode:

• Hitler tells stories about Karl Lueger and Georg von Schoenerer of Vienna, plus other mayors of German cities;

• The difficulty of building an art collection when Jews are dishonest dealers - finding the Bordone Venus;

• More on how cooked food causes disease, and the achievements of the Party men;

• Hitler defends Julius Streicher, who has been removed as Gauleiter of Nuremberg - says Dietrich Eckart had also thought men like Streicher were necessary;

• Hitler treats his political opponents well;

• Ruhr industrial district - the need for increased production of coal and iron;

• Some thoughts on the Japanese.

June 19, 2014

Ray Goodwin and Carolyn Yeager read and comment on the Nov. 19th-Dec. 14th 1941 dinner table monologues by the German Leader, as taken down in shorthand by trusted aide, attorney Heinrich Heim. Topics included in this episode:

• The Struggle for Power, the necessity to follow Nature's laws, and the peculiar German sense of duty;

• Hitler tells stories about the Party's trip to Coburg in 1922, the Volkischer Beobachter NSDAP newspaper, and the reason for uniforms;

• On Germans married to Jews, and the Jewish role as a destroyer;

• Highest aim of every man should be the preservation of the species;

• Catholic Church better at appreciating culture and beauty than the Protestant.

Image: Hitler ordered the Coburg Badge to be struck on October 14, 1932 to memorialize the event which took place ten years earlier. In Nov. 1936, he listed the top NSDAP awards  in this order: 1. Coburg Badge; 2. Nürnberg Party Badge of 1929; 3. SA Treffen at Brunswick 1931; 4. Golden Party Badge; 5. The Blood Order

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.

June 5, 2014

Hitler talks about the effect of diet on disease in this episode. Here he dines out of doors with his officers as ordinary soldiers look on; the short officer in the background must be Helmuth Stieff, later executed for treason. They are having soup (a Führer favorite) with fresh fruit on the table. 

Ray Goodwin and Carolyn Yeager read and comment on the Nov. 2nd-6th 1941 dinner table monologues by the German Leader, as taken down in shorthand by trusted aide, attorney Heinrich Heim. Topics included in this episode:

•  The dimensions of Europe have changed over the years;
•  Criminals cannot be tolerated in society during wartime but juvenile criminals need special treatment;
•  Diet and long life, and freedom from disease;
•  Progress of the Germanic race and peculiarities of the Jewish mind;
•  Standards for promotion, and fairness in handing out awards

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.

Childhood home of biggest con-man in holocaust history becomes "education center" for hoax-a-cost lies

Museum to open May 18 in the Romanian town of Sighet

Above: Wiesel "childhood home" in Sighet, Romania in 2007 after remodeling. Note identifying plaque attached at right corner. Click to enlarge.

Same building as it appeared in 1965 before Wiesel's great fame. "Night" was published in 1960 but didn't start to sell until the 1990's when the US media establishment began to promote it and schools bought it.