Talk:Hermann Rauschning

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It is interesting to note that here is a man, an Nazi, who resigned after he saw it in power before Crystallnacht and WWII. The man wrote four books on his views and outlook on the Nazi's and who they are. Yet noone but Fr. Seraphim Rose, O'Sullivan, and Von Kuehelt Leddihn quote from him more that once or not at all. How strange is this?

Menace of the Herd, Von Kuehnelt-Leddihn                  1x
Liberty or Equality, """,                                 3x
Leftism Revisted, """",                                   7x
Nihilism, Fr. Seraphim Rose,                              3x
Fascism, O'Sullivan,                                      3x
Liberalism and the Challenge to Liberty, Prof Schapiro,   0x
Fascism, A Readers Guide, Walter Laqueur,                 0x
Reappraisals of Fascism, Turner,                          1x (just name)
The Making of Adolf Hitler, Eugene Davidson               0x
Voices from the Third Reich, Steinhof, Pechel,            0x
The rise of the Nazis, Conan Fischer,                     0x
Why Hitler?Genesis of the Nazi Reich, Mitcham             1x(mention of being discredited)
Fascism In Europe, S. J. Woolf                            1x
Fascist Italy & Nazi Germany, Bessel,                     0x
Nazism and the Third Reich, Turner                        1x
Coming of the Third Reich, Evans (This being touted as supreme book.)1x

WHEELER 16:18, 14 Jun 2004 (UTC)

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[edit] RE: Rauschning's Phony 'Conversations With Hitler': An Update

This entire paragraph is very bad, quotes are not entirely marked as quotes, no sensible line breaks exist and the citation of sources is not up to the standards of an encylopaedic entry. Someone should rewrite it completely. 84.137.15.134 08:22, 28 July 2005 (UTC)

I've removed this section, which was copy-pasted from a pro-Nazi website. --212.235.16.212 19:18, 31 July 2005 (UTC)

I would think a discussion based on arguments for or against the Weber article on the merits of its content rather than allegations regarding its source would be more helpful. User:pmoseley@actcom.net 00:47, 28 October 2005 (UTC)

[edit] What the hell is going on at Wikipedia

[edit] This article is in Violation of GFDL license

I Have found out that the page history of Kalos Kagathos was tampered with. This is in violation of the GFDL license. Now, I research this site and the page history was also tampered with.

Wikipedia's practice of complete deletion of articles[31] without reference to the original article, the author(s)/publisher(s) of the article, and the history and title(s) of the article, including modification history, description and appropriate dates, is a direct violation of at least GFDL version 1.2. Not only that, but the GFDL License states that if the article/document contains Copyright notices, that said notices must be preserved at all times. If those notices are removed, then they are in violation of Copyright Law, as well as the terms of the GFDL license. Furthermore, the question of them removing anything outright at all comes into quite a grey area. If one reads the GFDL License literally, then it implies that once the article document is posted, it is in distribution, and technical measures are not allowed to be taken to prevent the use of the document in question, and that no other conditions whatsoever can be added by you to those of the GFDL license.[32][33]

This section was in the article at some point at Wikipedia and it was deleted from the page History:
==Miscellania==

  • Hermann Rauschning was known to be an accurate predictor of Nazi proclivities. In his book, Revolution of Nihilism, he uses the word "Holocaust" (in 1939) to describe what may be the result of the Third Reich.
    • "...�what is this Third Reich in reality, a new order in the making or a holocaust, a national re-birth through the historic energies of the nation or a progressive, permanent revolution of sheer destruction,..." pg xi.


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From the history page of Wikinfo artilce: 17:54, 14 March 2005 WHEELER (Talk | contribs | block) (via wikipedia transferring over)

Now where is this anywhere in the history of this page? Nowhere. The page history of this article has been tampered with!!!! This article is in violation of the GFDL license. So I would like the history page of this article restored.WHEELER 18:45, 24 June 2007 (UTC)

Thank you. The page history has been restored. Thanks.WHEELER 20:46, 24 June 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Source of a saying.

An IP has added this saying : "If the Jews had not existed, we would have had to invent them". (Coltz 1983)

Does anybody know the precise source ? In fact, this sentence is sometimes assigned to Hitler.

Marvoir 17:38, 21 August 2007 (UTC)