THE THIRD REICH – the history of National Socialism

Here we will discuss Houston Stewart Chamberlain's work "The Foundations of the Nineteenth Century, 1899". A raging stream that brings together demonic hatred from all directions.

The confusion of thoughts seems to lead to the idea of ​​destruction a sort of "delenda" a la Carthage or Jerusalem, to eliminate and exterminate or breed out the Semitic element or even worse, today's, as he calls it, the degenerate modern Jew.

The work "The Foundations of the Nineteenth Century, 1899" is the main work of Houston Stewart Chamberlain, whom we have already presented in detail.

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We come to the final part of our three-part series on the life of the pioneer and spiritual father of National Socialism as described by Goebbels and Rosenberg, both perhaps the most important figures when the question comes up what National Socialism actually is.

In the first two parts, we discussed his disordered childhood, without parents, without a permanent residence, but financially secure. 

It confirms that even rich people can be unhappy and have an unhappy childhood.

We saw him step by step coming closer to the German culture, which he chose as a kind of new home as a kind of new personal identity.

In the third part, we come to the climax as in a classic drama or crime story, these are the productive years spent mostly in Vienna, where Chamberlain became radicalized, followed by a long phase of agony and dying after the First World War.

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Second part of the biography of the spiritual father of the National Socialist movement. 

That's how the propaganda minister of the Third Reich Joseph Goebbels called him.

We see him step by step becoming german, first through his tutor Otto Kuntze, then he studied in Switzerland met german intellectuals, then his first trips to Germany and finally moving to Dresden, where he was finally treated for serious mental problems by Emil Kraepelin.

Here he established his first contact with the ethno-national and racist Wagner circle.

Apparently he wasn't a racist at the time he was still somebody who wants to be a philosopher and a scientist at the same time - the infection with the virus of racism was still ongoing and - like Adolf Hitler himself - it took place in the following years in Vienna.

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Houston Stewart Chamberlain: A Life Driven by Demons, Compulsions, Fear, Between Mania and Burnout.

An English nobleman who wants nothing more than to become a German. His books became the ideological basis of the völkisch movement and racist anti-Semitism in 20th-century Germany, moreover, Chamberlain is provocatively described as the architect of the Holocaust.

But despite this, he is a great unknown.

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We address the questions of why Hitler was interested in Richard Wagner.

Was he an anti-Semite or just a harmless follower?

Who was inspired by Richard Wagner?

We address the questions of why Hitler was interested in Richard Wagner.

Was Richard Wagner an anti-Semite or just a harmless follower?

Who was inspired by Richard Wagner?

Hitler considered himself the main character of the Wagner opera Rienzi, which was based on the life of Cola di Rienzo called Rienzi.

Names such as“Nacht und Nebel”  "Night and Fog" from Wagner's opera Rheingold were also used by Himmler as code names for the deportations of Jews to concentration camps, and the deportations were given the nickname NN standing for “Nacht und Nebel”.

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Today we will focus specifically on the so-called Bayreuth circle and the Wagner family around the composer Richard Wagner. It is a study of the soil from which the seeds of National Socialism, as Hitler himself called this movement in its early stages, could have grown.

The Bayreuth Circle or Wagner Circle may have played a more important role in the ethnic nationalist movement than one might think.

We are talking also about Darwinism and Gobinism and its influence on Nazism.

We talk about whether Hitler can be compared to Napoleon?

What do they have in common, what are their differences?

What about Hitler´s obsession with Napoleon's Defeat?

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What did Hitler think about ancient Rome and Christianity?

We bring quotes from Hitler's private conversations.

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We will give a brief overview of German history, Charlemagne, Otto I, the Habsburgs, Napoleon and the Prussians, then we will talk about the background and motivations for the use of the term "the Third Reich".

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It's about the motives for the podcast and post-war Berlin, the city of my youth.

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