This author was renowned for synthesizing Hinduism and Nazism, proclaiming Adolf Hitler to be a divine avatar. Her writings explore concepts of 'men above time,' 'men in time,' and 'men against time.' She pioneered neo-Nazi interest in occultism and the New Age movement, with her ideas influencing various radical figures. Her works are often connected to Deep Ecology and mysticism.
The collection features devotional poems that blend hymns of praise with somber elegies, reflecting complex emotions and themes. Written in 1952 and 1953, these works are dedicated to Adolf Hitler, showcasing a unique historical context and a controversial figure. The poems explore the interplay of faith, reverence, and mourning, offering a profound insight into the author's perspective during a tumultuous period.
Set in the aftermath of World War II, this vivid account captures the experiences of life in occupied Germany through the eyes of a passionate National Socialist. Drawing from extensive travels and interviews conducted in 1948 and 1949, the narrative provides a unique perspective on the challenges and realities faced by individuals during this tumultuous period. The author's insights reflect the complexities of identity and ideology in a nation grappling with its recent past.
The memoir recounts Savitri Devi's experiences during her arrest, trial, and imprisonment for distributing National Socialist propaganda in Occupied Germany in 1949. It details her passionate defense of her beliefs and the circumstances surrounding her three-year sentence, from which she was released early due to intervention by Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru's government. The narrative offers a personal perspective on her ideological convictions and the political climate of the time.
"Each volume will be released in a limited cloth edition of 200 numbered copies"--T.p. verso.
