Adolf Hitler

CAROLYN TALKS ABOUT HER NEW BOOK, The Artist Within the Warlord: An Adolf Hitler You've Never Known with Dave Gahary for TBR radio. 46m

By Carolyn Yeager

THE KEY TO UNDERSTANDING ADOLF HITLER'S BEHAVIOR AS A PEACE AND WAR LEADER lies in this sentence, quoted by Hermann Giesler from August 1943, after the devastating air attack on Hamburg. Hitler said, recalling his decision not to attack the remaining British troops at Dunkirk in 1940:

It didn't agree with my character to step on the one who lays on the ground.

He saw the British as essentially defeated, and that they must themselves recognize that fact. He followed up with this: “After awhile I had to rethink. I was mistaken—magnanimity will not be recognized. What you see there [in photos of the Hamburg victims] is destructive brutality. Again and again one tries not to believe this, now I know—no mercy.” (p50 in The Artist Within The Warlord, from which all the quotes here are taken.)

But character is not changed by events. Decisions may be made against one's own character, but it is not easy or natural. Adolf Hitler was resolute, firm in his opinions and beliefs; he could be hard when necessary, but he was not ruthless, as were his adversaries. There were lines he would or could not cross.

Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt were all prepared to carry out whatever acts they thought would get them closer to their goal—unconditional victory. They brought into play the darkest of black ops, and had no regard for their own soldiers apart from public opinion – the perception the public had of them as leaders.

Adolf Hitler never intended to utterly destroy anything, except for Bolshevism. He wanted to negotiate with other nations, to make deals that freed Germany from the Versailles Dictate and gave her respect and a high standing in the world again. He seems to have genuinely believed others were reasonable because war was such an unthinkable prospect after the recent Great War in which he had been a participant. But if reason was not followed, then he was prepared to use the greater persuasive power of strength and even limited force of arms. But from everything he says according to Hermann Giesler's memoir, ruthlessness was not among his attributes or his options.

There are plenty out there who find that lack of ruthlessness a grave failing in Hitler, and the reason Germany was ultimately decimated. They may be right. They probably are right. All the winners were ruthless and they have gotten away with it in the official history so far because they won. They were devious, dirty and without scruples or conscience. Do we really wish Hitler had been the same because our THE SECOND EDITION of race realist and nationalist views coincide with his? After consideration, I for one don't, but in any case, wishing doesn't change anything. I want to understand Hitler, not try to prop up a false idol. So I am going to share in this essay what I've discovered about the personality of Adolf Hitler as revealed by Giesler in his book Ein Anderer Hitler (Another Hitler), that also shines through in our English translation from that book, titled The Artist Within the Warlord.

I APPRECIATED SVEN'S INVITATION to appear on his Aryan Insights program at Radio Aryan. We did a morning session (not my best time for talking) but I talked and talked and couldn't seem to stop! I'm afraid Sven didn't get much of a chance, but he is a complete gentleman and we have become friends from doing just this one podcast together. The result is something of an overview of both Hermann Giesler and Willi Kriessmann and I – and I don't leave out Adolf Hitler either. This is my edited version of our session. 55m.

I RECORDED THREE ONE-HOUR SESSIONS WITH BRIAN discussing Willi's and my book from beginning to end. In the first session we talk about how The Artist Within the Warlord: An Adolf Hitler You've Never Known came about and chapters one through four. 

Forgive the sound quality with the opening 5 minutes or so; it does get straightened out. Part Two is about chapters 5-11, and Part Three chapters 12-13 and summing up. Brian is real easy and fun to talk with.

The original podcasts are found at the links for Brian's Bitchute channel below:

Part One 

Part Two

Part Three

By Raymond Goodwin

I APPRECIATED SVEN'S INVITATION to appear on his Aryan Insights program at Radio Aryan. We did a morning session (not my best time for talking) but I talked and talked and couldn't seem to stop! I'm afraid Sven didn't get much of a chance, but he is a complete gentleman and we have become friends from doing just this one podcast together. The result is something of an overview of both Hermann Giesler and Willi Kriessmann and I – and I don't leave out Adolf Hitler either. This is my edited version of our session. 55m.

RARE IS ANY CREDIBLE LITERATURE DEALING WITH ADOLF HITLER – the man, and his time on the stage of history. There are, of course, tons of articles and books written about that, but the key word in the lead sentence is “credible.” Anyone who has any ability to think for themselves knows that any such writing is automatically “qualified” right off the bat by letting the reader know that Adolf Hitler was the most vile, evil, megalomaniac who ever lived. And what follows that introduction is nothing but Cinderella fairy-tales that are worthless in any CREDIBLE study of the man and his era. See the message under the photo on page 128 about a false statement from a Dr. Ferdinand Sauerbruch, explained as “it was the style of the time after the war to make up wild stories about Adolf Hitler.”

Thus it is most refreshing to come across, in today’s world, a first-person account of a crucial part of Hitler’s life that is not only most informative and entertaining, but startling in many ways, and certainly emotive – at least for this historian. I am referencing a new publication titled “The Artist Within The Warlord,” subtitled “An Adolf Hitler You’ve Never Known,” by Carolyn Yeager & Wilhelm Kriessmann, Ph.D. This 245-page publication is first-class writing, amply footnoted, graced with wonderful photos, and written in an easy, flowing style that should be the envy of any author.

The book that every student of Hitler needs to own …

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The collected translations and commentary by Wilhelm Kriessmann, Ph.D. and Carolyn Yeager from Hermann Giesler's German-language memoir Ein Anderer Hitler.

A wealth of insight into the REAL HITLER awaits you in this new book that puts it all together in thirteen revealing chapters that lay out the world view and the unique personality of the most controversial leader of the twentieth century. Hitler the artist ... Hitler the humanist … Hitler the persistent planner ... are three of the aspects of Adolf Hitler you will learn about, or learn more about, in this book. [See special announcement below with the ordering information.]

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By Carolyn Yeager

GERMANY'S JUSTICE MINISTER UNDER CHANCELLOR ANGELA MERKEL, HEIKO MAAS, a member of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) has called for a Hitler-era law banning doctors from advertising abortion services to be changed. 

Maas called paragraph 219a of the German criminal code a "relic of the Nazi era when the state controlled citizens' bodies.” The paragraph states that anyone who publicly "offers, announces [or] advertises" abortion services is to be punished with up to two years in jail or must pay a fine. Under the law, German medical practitioners can only offer abortion information in private consultations. 

At Ernst Zundel's "False News" trial, Holocaust expert Raul Hilberg couldn't provide the proof he had testified existed for the 'Holocaust.' Zundel was acquitted. But today he's still considered guilty by the 'Industry' and by ignorant Alt-Right leaders.

By Carolyn Yeager

THE ALT-RIGHT IS A DEAD-END BECAUSE IT TAKES THE WRONG STANCE on the alleged “holocaust of the jews” – it accepts this "holocaust" as an irrefutable fact of history. It also accepts Jews into its own ranks and sees them as a permanent fixture in White countries. This is true of all those who accept having the term Alt Right applied to themselves: Richard Spencer and Daniel Friberg; Kevin MacDonald and Tom Sunic; Jared Taylor, Greg Johnson, David Duke, Henryck Palmgren and Lana Lokteff of Red Ice, and some of the writers at VDare to name just a few that come to mind. Andrew Anglin is not above using the talents of Jews (Andrew Auernheimer) but does not accept the holocaust. He calls himself Alt-Right because he wants to belong to the club, but I don't consider him such. These people have no problem at all with homosexuals in their movement and speaking from their platforms, either.

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By Carolyn Yeager

I HAVEN'T POSTED ANYTHING HERE FOR 10 DAYS BECAUSE I've been hard at work helping to edit and proof galleys for a book I have coming out. Yes, that's right! The Barnes Review is publishing as a book the Ein Anderer Hitler articles that appeared in it's magazine from 2008 to 2011. This is the memoir of Hermann Giesler, architect and confidant of Adolf Hitler, which is available only in German. The English translation of selected chapters done by Wilhelm L. Kriessmann and me (Carolyn Yeager) is still the only one in existence, as far as I can discover.

When put all together, as I'm seeing in the galley proofs, the impact of Giesler's vision of the time in question (as he received it from extensive personal contact with the Fuehrer) becomes far more clear and more powerful to me, as I'm sure it will to careful readers. So I am newly inspired by thoughts and ideas that I want to begin to express in this article.

The Realist Report for September 6th focuses on a conversation between Greg Johnson and Andrew Anglin with Tara McCarthy. John and I stuck with what was said about Holocaust Revisionism and Hitler-Nazis, Johnson's past comments on the subject, and Prof. Kevin MacDonald's similar positions taken in two separate podcasts that I had spoken up about.

I also used Johnson's statements from his post "My Conversation with Andrew Anglin", especially that the holocaust could be summed up as "a big pile of dead Jews." John and I frankly discussed my problem with Johnson's homosexuality as it impacts on his view of the National Socialist Third Reich, and other reasons for avoiding real debate about revisionism. 1h16m.

Katana produced a nice transcript of this program, with interesting graphics. Much appreciated. Check it out.