Contents 1 hitler's english inspirers emanuel sarkisyanz

1. C o n t e n t s
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Foreword by Angela Clifford5
Introduction by Manuel Sarkisyanz 9
Chapter I. It Was Said Unto You Unless You Become Like
The English . . . ! 28 England, The Alibi For The Overlordship
Claimed By Hitler’s Germans 28
Loss Of Status And The Will To Master-Manhood Through Blood and Race 31
From Lording Over Natives To Race Purification By ‘Fumigating’ Germany 33
The Lower Middle Class Overlord As (Hans Grimm’s) Policeman Of The Nation 39
From Overlordship In Colonies To Fascism In Europe 43
Chapter II. Inspirers Of Hitler’s “Iron Law Of Existence” 53
England’s Biblical Predestination For Overlordship 53
British Cant: England’s Double Standards 59
The “Science” Of “Might Is Right” 64
Freedom As The Englishman’s Privilege Of Heritage 68
Chapter III. England As The Model Of Hitler’s
“Folk Community” 73
Hierarchical Deference And Race Solidarity 73
English Freedoms As Voluntary Subordination 77
Thomas Carlyle And The Divine Drill Sergeants For England’s Destitute 81
Deference, Hierarchies Of Station And No Revolutions 85
Chapter IV. Benjamin Disraeli: Unification Of The Nation
Into Empire By Race Purity. Not Classes Revolting
But Masses Deferring 91
Chapter V. The Briton’s Training For Overlordship 100
Drilling The Elite Of The Elites 100
Successful Prototypes Of The Führer-Principle 105
Suppressing Critical Faculties And Sensitivity For Drilling
British Overlords 109
Two Deadly Sins For Imperialism: Self-Criticism And Loss Of Self-Control 114
Chapter VI. Training New Führers By Imitating England 123
Public School Masters Admire Their Nazi Imitators 123
Primacy Of Will Power Over Imagination 128
Normality Against Humanity 130
Models For Abdicating Culture To Maintain Overlordship 132
Chapter VII. Houston Stewart Chamberlain:
British Pathbreaker, Seer Of The Third Reich, For Goebbels
‘father of our spirit’ Of Racism 139
The Englishman For Whom England Stopped Being Truly English Enough
And So Became A German 139
H.S. Chamberlain, Hitler’s British Inspirer 143
Chamberlain, The Prophet Of Anti-Semitism, Set Up Jews As Models 148
Chapter VIII. Racism In Action: Settler Colonization Through
Genocide In Australia 155

2. How A Settler Colony Was Secured 155
Anglo-Australian Racism On Display In Previously German South Sea Colonies 161
Chapter IX. The Drive For ‘East-land’, With British India
As An Alibi 163
Eastern Spaces: Stage For Lower Middle Class Overlordship 163
The Weakening Effects Of Knowledge And Empathy forestalled By
Public School Education 167
Himmler’s “Animal-People” In ‘East-land’ And Their Middle Class Overlords 174
Chapter X. A Model For Hitler’s Geopolitician;
How Not To Lose A Dominion: ‘Carthill’ 183
Karl Haushofer And ‘Al Carthill’, The Statecraft Of Colonial Massacre.
Hitler’s Geopolitician Appreciated 183
Dangerous Exposures 184
The Threat From Subversive Sentiment 187
Recommending Administrative Mass Murder 190
Chapter XI. Britain’s Home-Grown Fascism 192
An Imperial Continuity 192
Paladins Against The World Conspiracy To Subvert The Empire 196
Hitler’s Britons 199
The Gentlemen And Their Fascists 204
Chapter XII. Admiration Of Hitler
From Britain’s Establishment 210
Alfred Milner’s Legacy: From Liberalism To Admiration Of
Heinrich Himmler And The SS 210
The Worthies In The Empire-Establishment To Whom Hitler Was Acceptable 216
Potential Allies In Race 220
Statements Of Elective Affinity To Hitler From The Empire 224
Chapter XIII. Britain Aids And Abets Hitler 229
Roads To Munich: ‘Appeasers’—The Inciters And The Accomplices 229
1938: The English Save Hitler From Prussian Generals 237
How Allied Irresistibility Was Not Used To End The War In September 1939 245
Hitler’s Self-Perception: As England’s Rejected Lover 253
Chapter XIV. Britons Under Hitler’s Command 262
Hitler’s Englishman: Lord Haw-Haw 262
A British “Waffen-SS” 263
British (Channel) Islands Under Nazi Occupation 266
Chapter XV. Incomparability Of Practices,
Decisive Differences In Theory 269
Overseas Outlets For Lower Middle Class Aggressiveness 269
Pragmatism Versus Following The Leader Ad Absurdam 274
Theistical Self-Restraint Versus Unbounded Supermanhood 266
Neville Chamberlain’s Pragmatic Calculations Versus Hitler’s
Apocalyptic Vision 287
Chapter XVI. Recapitulation 295
Postscript. Reactions To German Edition Of This Book 308
Bibliographical Index (English; Other Languages) 310

3. Stop-Press. 339
Index 340