I was born during WWII, grew up in its shadow, and knew about the Holocaust when I was 14. I have about 250 books on WWII on my shelves. I have no doubt at all that this really happened.
I am equally convinced that the idea of the "Master Race" is still alive, and vigorously squirming and worming its way wherever it can.
Substitute "unborn" for "Jews," "Washington" for "Berlin," and you have found one of its slimy trails.
I heard a lecture by Serge Trivkovic (sp?) once where he talked about this very thing: that while some in the Nazi hierarchy argued for a return to German pagan religions, many more argued vociferously that Islam was much, much more in line with Nazi thought, ideals, and goals.
And if you know anything about Serge -- author of The Sword and the Prophet -- you know it's true.
I was born during WWII, grew up in its shadow, and knew about the Holocaust when I was 14. I have about 250 books on WWII on my shelves. I have no doubt at all that this really happened.
ReplyDeleteI am equally convinced that the idea of the "Master Race" is still alive, and vigorously squirming and worming its way wherever it can.
Substitute "unborn" for "Jews," "Washington" for "Berlin," and you have found one of its slimy trails.
I heard a lecture by Serge Trivkovic (sp?) once where he talked about this very thing: that while some in the Nazi hierarchy argued for a return to German pagan religions, many more argued vociferously that Islam was much, much more in line with Nazi thought, ideals, and goals.
ReplyDeleteAnd if you know anything about Serge -- author of The Sword and the Prophet -- you know it's true.