“All my life I have been a 'have-not.' At home I was a 'have-not.' I regard myself as belonging to them and have always fought exclusively for them. I defended them and, therefore, I stand before the world as their representative.”
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One thing that I am sure of, and which I can answer truthfully, is that whatever the contingencies that may arise here, wherever I am there will be no communism.
- Francisco Franco
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- Francisco Franco
"Francisco Franco : The Times and the Man" by Joaquin Arraras, (p. 159), 1938.
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“Her die Angora-Regierung!”
“Give Us an Ankara Government!”
These words are dedicated to the Ankara Government, which resisted the occupiers, overcame seemingly impossible odds, and achieved victories against powerful armies to declare its independence, and to the Republic of Türkiye that followed — from Germany, which was drowning in debt and chaos because of the betrayal of Versailles!
What was it that made Mustafa Kemal Atatürk famous? Was it simply that he was a talented soldier? Or was it his ability as a diplomat? It was not just these things. Just as Adolf Hitler himself allegedly said:
The bitter defeat suffered by German Empire and the Ottoman Empire in the First World War led both nations to fall under the occupation of an invading mentality that disregarded their freedom and independence. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s subsequent rebellion against the statesmen he regarded as traitors for signing this betrayal would later serve as an inspiration for Adolf Hitler’s Beer Hall Putsch against the Versailles settlement.
Ultimately, on this day in history, August 30, 1922, despite immense difficulties and seemingly impossible odds, the Turkish army under the leadership of Atatürk defeated the occupying forces in a surprise offensive and drove them from its homeland. This victory would only be Atatürk’s first step. The reforms and transformations he would later carry out would serve as an example to many other nations.
May all the noble soldiers who lost their lives while fighting against the Zionist-backed occupying forces rest in eternal peace.
“Become a second Kemal Pasha and lead us to victory. Become a second Kemal Pasha and create a great, united, proud Germania!”
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“Give Us an Ankara Government!”
Heimatland newspaper, Germany
27 October 1923
These words are dedicated to the Ankara Government, which resisted the occupiers, overcame seemingly impossible odds, and achieved victories against powerful armies to declare its independence, and to the Republic of Türkiye that followed — from Germany, which was drowning in debt and chaos because of the betrayal of Versailles!
What was it that made Mustafa Kemal Atatürk famous? Was it simply that he was a talented soldier? Or was it his ability as a diplomat? It was not just these things. Just as Adolf Hitler himself allegedly said:
“Atatürk was a leader who taught that even a nation deprived of all its means could create the means necessary to save itself. His first disciple was Mussolini, and his second was me.”
Stefan Ihrig, Atatürk in the Nazi Imagination, Harvard University Press, 2014.
The bitter defeat suffered by German Empire and the Ottoman Empire in the First World War led both nations to fall under the occupation of an invading mentality that disregarded their freedom and independence. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s subsequent rebellion against the statesmen he regarded as traitors for signing this betrayal would later serve as an inspiration for Adolf Hitler’s Beer Hall Putsch against the Versailles settlement.
Ultimately, on this day in history, August 30, 1922, despite immense difficulties and seemingly impossible odds, the Turkish army under the leadership of Atatürk defeated the occupying forces in a surprise offensive and drove them from its homeland. This victory would only be Atatürk’s first step. The reforms and transformations he would later carry out would serve as an example to many other nations.
May all the noble soldiers who lost their lives while fighting against the Zionist-backed occupying forces rest in eternal peace.
“Become a second Kemal Pasha and lead us to victory. Become a second Kemal Pasha and create a great, united, proud Germania!”
Heimatland newspaper, Germany
1 September 1923
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Forwarded from Warren Balogh
In my show this week, while discussing feminism and the nuanced NS and Fascist views of women, I mentioned a Third Reich pamphlet on parenting which emphasized “respect for the female gender” and teaching sons to view their future spouses not as servants but as “life comrades.”
Here is the full excerpt from that pamphlet along with some excellent National Socialist child-rearing advice about how to deal with bad influences and discipline, some of the best parenting guidance I've ever read.
Basically, they took the view that you should not try to excessively shield your children so much as steel them to deal with things themselves, and that you can only do this by making sure you have the unshakable bond of trust between you and your children—and that you only earn this trust by holding yourself to the standard you expect from them.
The pamphlet is called “Discipline and Order: The Foundation of National Socialist Ethics” by Georg Usadel, first published in 1935.
https://t.me/warrenbalogh88/15425
Here is the full excerpt from that pamphlet along with some excellent National Socialist child-rearing advice about how to deal with bad influences and discipline, some of the best parenting guidance I've ever read.
Basically, they took the view that you should not try to excessively shield your children so much as steel them to deal with things themselves, and that you can only do this by making sure you have the unshakable bond of trust between you and your children—and that you only earn this trust by holding yourself to the standard you expect from them.
The pamphlet is called “Discipline and Order: The Foundation of National Socialist Ethics” by Georg Usadel, first published in 1935.
https://t.me/warrenbalogh88/15425