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It seems that Hitler was directly influenced by Lanz von Liebenfels and his pamphlet series Ostara.

Professor Garrett Hardins views can best be described as sexual socialism. He saw himself as the custodian, not the owner, of his reproductive facilities. The owner was society.

The Edda Society attributed cosmic significance to the powergrab of the Nazis.

Interesting information on the origin of the Swastika, which can be traced to List.

"Thule guests included Gottfried Feder, Alfred Rosenberg, Dietrich Eckart, and Rudolf Hess, all to achieve prominence in the Nazi Party."

Also, interesting how the murder of some of its members by communists hped the Thule Society, and how its aristocratic and upper-class background was the opposite of Drexlers DAP.

The shares of the Franz Eher Verlag are interesting. Drexler, Feder, Hitler, and various members of the Thule Society held shares in it.

"When Glauer retumed to Turkey in 1908, he continued to study Islamic mysticism, which in his opinion shared a common Aryan source with the Germanic runes."

Lanz founded an "ario-christian" counter-church. The man badly needed hobbies.

"All sapient species, even your own, have a distaste for incest, grounded not in instinct, but in experience at a level of reality so fundamental it can't be denied without terrible consequences."
That and the remarks against Nietzsches, Stirners and Rands bad attitudes were interesting ideas. The rest I heard from Rothbard before.

The setting is pretty cool, too.

Dr. Harry Sharp, an eugenics activists, condemned the idea that "marriage is made in heaven" as "heresy".