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Jun. 6th, 2017|10:42 am |
piecēlos ap 4iem. lasīju Hitlera galda runas (1941-44). Letiņu vārds parādās jau astotajā lappusē.
Night of 12th - 13th July, 1941
National Socialism and religion cannot exist together — No persecution of religions, let them wither of themselves — Bolshevism, the illegitimate child of Christianity — Origin of the Spartan gruel — The Latvian morons — Stalin, one of history's most remarkable figures.
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The Croats are certainly more Germanic than Slav. The Esthonians, too, have a lot of Germanic blood.
The Esthonians are the élite of the Baltic peoples. Then come the Lithuanians, and lastly the Latvians. Stalin used Latvians for the executions which the Russians found disgusting. They're the same people who used to have the job of executioners in the old empire of the Tsars.
Stalin is one of the most extraordinary figures in world history. He began as a small clerk, and he has never stopped being a clerk. Stalin owes nothing to rhetoric. He governs from his office, thanks to a bureaucracy that obeys his every nod and gesture.
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Fīrers latviešu tēmu diemžēl tālāk neizvērš. Mēs garāmejot esam pieminēti ap 650. lappusi.
21st August 1942, midday
SPECIAL GUEST: GENERAL GERCKE
The Völkischer Beobachter — The Baltic Barons — The genealogical maniacs — Princes and grooms — Marriage in the country — The girls of the Labour Service — The broadminded Bavarians.
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I often find it difficult to get on with our Baltic families; they seem to possess some negative sort of quality, and at the same time to assume an air of superiority, of being masters of everything, that I have encountered nowhere else. Nevertheless, I was very relieved, in 1941, when we received the lists of German families in the Baltic States, to find included in them all our old friends of the nineteen-twenties. One very lovable trait is their marvellous spirit of solidarity. As they have for centuries been the rulers among an inferior race, they are not unnaturally inclined to behave as if the rest of humanity were composed exclusively of Latvians. Constituting as they do a minority, they were all intimately acquainted with each other
and kept themselves rigorously apart.
For my own part, I know nothing at all about family histories.
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