Category Archives: Austria

The “Nazis and Soviets Were Friends” Lie

Wade writes: The hatred between Nazi and Bolshevik was just a surface conflict. The real underlying conflict was between German and Russian which had been going on for long before WWII. 30 million dead is just a result of more … Continue reading

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The Proto-Indo-Europeans and Their Early Descendants: Proto-Languages and Homelands

The Indo-European languages include most of the languages of Europe, Iran and Northern India. For instance, English, Gaelic, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Ukrainian, Belorussian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Romanian, Bulgarian, Russian, Greek, Albanian, Armenian and … Continue reading

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Who Were The Ancient Romans?

This is an interesting question mostly because it would be academic and noncontroversial except that Nordicists have chosen to shove their hateful snouts into the matter and create a bunch of lies. The proto-Italics, later to become the Romans in … Continue reading

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Reworking of German Language Classification Part 3: High German

Updated September 19, 2011. This post will be regularly updated for some time. Warning! This essay is very long; it runs to 101 pages. This is part 3 of my reclassification of the German language. Part 3 deals with High … Continue reading

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If Italy Won the War

It’s a common thought exercise to discuss “What if Germany won the war.” But how about a different one. What if Italy won the war? WW2 that is. Let us keep in mind that Italy is actually where true fascism … Continue reading

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A Reworking of German Language Classification

Updated April 14, 2012. This post will be regularly updated for some time. Warning! This essay is very long; combining all 3 parts together, it runs to 255 pages. This post has been broken into three parts: Part 1: Low … Continue reading

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