Background, psychological motifs, personal histories, an attempt to present this difficult and serious subject in an understandable and entertaining way. I would like to emphasize that my interest is purely historical. I want to try to be objective, i.e. j. accurately reflect reality, and not to try to present a personal opinion in order to follow some political goals. This is especially important to emphasize on such a topic.
Latest episodes
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36 min
#11 What do we know about Hitler? From whom and from where?
We're trying to shed light on the undoubtedly most important figure of National Socialism. It's not hard to guess that it's about Adolf Hitler we are talking about. My approach wil…
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33 min
#10 Chamberlain's pseudo-scientific "racial history" of humanity
Here we will discuss Houston Stewart Chamberlain's work "The Foundations of the Nineteenth Century, 1899". A raging stream that brings together demonic hatred from all directions.…
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37 min
#9 Chamberlain; part 3: Climax and agony: Hitler cried on his deathbed
We come to the final part of our three-part series on the life of the pioneer and spiritual father of National Socialism as described by Goebbels and Rosenberg, both perhaps the mo…
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31 min
#8 Chamberlain; Part 2: Severe mental problems and the desire to become German
Second part of the biography of the spiritual father of the National Socialist movement. That's how the propaganda minister of the Third Reich Joseph Goebbels called him. We see hi…
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47 min
#7 The Englishman who inspired Hitler's Hatred of the Jews: Part 1: Origin and Childhood
Houston Stewart Chamberlain: A Life Driven by Demons, Compulsions, Fear, Between Mania and Burnout. An English nobleman who wants nothing more than to become a German. His books be…
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44 min
#6 Hitler and Wagner, part 2: Hitler's admiration of Wagner
We address the questions of why Hitler was interested in Richard Wagner. Was he an anti-Semite or just a harmless follower? Who was inspired by Richard Wagner? We address the quest…
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41 min
#5 Hitler's surrogate family or the Wagner phenomenon - part one Gobineau and the Origins of European Racism
Today we will focus specifically on the so-called Bayreuth circle and the Wagner family around the composer Richard Wagner. It is a study of the soil from which the seeds of Nation…
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30 min
#4 Was Hitler afraid of Napoleon's fate?
We talk about whether Hitler can be compared to Napoleon? What do they have in common, what are their differences? What about Hitler´s obsession with Napoleon's Defeat? Our website…
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24 min
#3 Adolf Hitler and Germany's oldest city
What did Hitler think about ancient Rome and Christianity? We bring quotes from Hitler's private conversations. The podcast website The Facebook page of the podcast
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33 min
#2 Why we use the term "Third Reich" for the Hitler regime?
We will give a brief overview of German history, Charlemagne, Otto I, the Habsburgs, Napoleon and the Prussians, then we will talk about the background and motivations for the use…
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34 min
#1 Post-war Berlin and the Spandau prisoner Hess
It's about the motives for the podcast and post-war Berlin, the city of my youth. The podcast website The podcast Facebook page