Description
The Barnes Review
A JOURNAL OF POLITICALLY INCORRECT HISTORY
April 1997 ❖ VOLUME III ❖ NUMBER 4
TABLE OF CONTENTS
RMS TITANIC’S UNSUNG HERO
Following the tragedy of the ship’s sinking, a populist U.S. senator, not Britain’s maritime barons, was instrumental in achieving sea law reform.
RED RAMPAGE 1945
A woman who survived an unleashed nightmare recalls the awesome Soviet rapine in eastern Germany at the end of World War II.
MYSTERY OF THE GREAT ZIMBABWE RUINS
An honest analysis of archeological evidence clearly refutes “Afrocentric” claims of a highly developed black African civilization.
AUTHOR DISCUSSES GESTAPO CHIEF HEINRICH MÜLLER
Historical insights are provided by the documents and testimony of a non-Nazi who became one of the Third Reich’s most powerful figures.
PRINCE EUGENE OF SAVOY: SOLDIER EXTRAORDINAIRE
French-born Prince Eugene, an unlikely hero, successfully led the armies of Austria to victory over the veteran Turkish Janissaries of the Ottoman Empire.
