January/February 1998

Lebensborn—Popular History as Sex Fantasy

Mention “Lebensborn” to most Americans today, and they will give you a blank stare.

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March/April 1998

Napoleon, With Feet of Clay, Invades Russia

Although widely considered a military genius, Napoleon blundered badly when he decided to invade Russia. He seemed unable to learn the lessons of his former errors.

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May/June 1998

D-Day Training Disasters—The Crusade in Europe Cover-Up

TV production companies earn considerable revenue through documentaries about World War II. But these glorify Allied leaders.

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July/August 1998

The Soviet ‘Discoveries’ In Auschwitz

The following has been excerpted from issue No. 31 in the series of brochures (now over 70 in number) entitled Historische Tatsachen (“historical facts”). 

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September/October 1998

The Amazing Great Pyramid of Egypt

No other structure on earth defies our comprehension as thoroughly and impressively as does the Great Pyramid of Egypt.

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November/December 1998

Leon Degrelle—Warrior for the West

Here is the inspiring yet tragic story of an idealistic, indomitable and fear less leader who survived the worst that World War II had to offer, only to be struck down by treason in the twilight of his life.

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