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May/June 1998 – Volume IV, Number 3
Table of Contents:
3 D-Day Training Disasters
The first “Longest Day” of heavy American casualties—a scandalous cover-up.
13 The Case of the Strange Engineer
Did Germany in fact have no effective spies in England during World War II, or is it just another myth?
17 Prussia: The Rise and Fall of a European superpower
Although it no longer exists as a geopolitical entity, Prussia exemplifies the spirit of nationalism and freedom.
25 Plans to Resettle Jews in Madagascar as the ‘Final Solution’
Madagascar, a lush island, was offered as a homeland to European Jewry. They turned it down. First of four parts.
31 The Trial of Field Marshal Erich von Manstein
Manstein’s trial, while unusual, was still a kangaroo court proceeding.
35 Is the Entire Jewish Population Guilty of the Slave Trade?
A recent book claimed all Germans are guilty for what was done to the Jews. Are all Jews today guilty of the slave trade?
41 Sweeping History Tome Bites off More than It Can Chew
Establishment author offers many a good yarn, but no connecting theme. A review.
43 New Handy Edition of Grimm’s Germanic Mythology
Not just writers of fairy tales, the Grimm brothers conducted research into language, myth, legends, traditions and folklore. A review.
45 The Role and Status of Women in Hitler’s Germany
Feminists will be pleased to learn the major accomplishments of women in National Socialist Germany.
51 The Mob ‘Made’ FDR, and FDR Made the Mob
The agreement FDR made with the organized crime syndicate is seldom mentioned.
57 What Was the Ancient Homeland of the Proto-Indo-European People?
The Vendidad in the Zoroastrian Avesta provides an account of the ancient disaster that befell the Aryans and their homeland, “Airyana Vaejah.”
61 Document on Admiral Kolchak
The National Archives sheds light on the courageous Russian admiral who wanted to free Russia from Bolshevik rule.
67 England Moves Toward War with Germany
Churchill sought “an alliance with the devil”—the USSR.
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