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Tuesday, April 6, 2010

The Suns-Ray Goddess (Savitri Devi)

Recently a particular historical figure has been frequenting my mind, fairly often, once again.
There is a particular woman of history, whom I would assume is generally unknown to the masses, especially to those without right-wing sympathies or history degrees, who has written about this mentioned historical figure. Awhile back a friend of mine made a post similar to this one, further allowing this woman's work to be acquired by the general public. I think it is work that is important to share, despite where your loyalties may lie. After all, knowledge is power, right?
Right.




Savitri Devi was a French-based writer of Greek/Italian descent, who had been born as Maximine Julia Portas. A woman who had a strong political sense from a young age, she became enamoured with Hinduism and Nazism.
In her early 20's she renounced her French citizenship and acquired Greek nationality status. After a pilgrimage to Palestine during lent (1929) she realized her loyalties were with National Socialism.
When Devi was 28 she travelled to India in search of a thriving Aryan-Pagan culture. While there she wrote a book titled "A Warning to the Hindus" about her support of Hindu Nationalism and independence, as well as the desire to gain resistance to the spread of Islam and Christianity in India.
She travelled much throughout Post-War Europe, and spread pamphlets throughout Allied Germany calling to the Volk to "hold fast to our glorious National Socialist faith, and resist!"
She later was arrested and sentenced to 2 years in prison, for spreading propaganda in an Allied state. However she only served 8 months before being released and expelled from Germany. She later obtained a Greek passport with her maiden name in order to return to Germany and travel to significant sites, in reference to Adolf Hitler and the NSDAP, as well as Nationalistic and Heathen monuments.
In her later life she kept close ties with supporters of National Socialism and the NSDAP, and it is supposed that she is the first to claim to Ernst Zündel that the 'genocide' of the Jews was untrue.
Savitri Devi died in 1982 and currently has her ashes resting next to those of George Lincoln Rockwell, the founder of the American Nazi Party, in the New Order Headquarters memorial room in Wisconsin.

Savitri Devi "Sieg Heil"
The Sieg Heil motion was originally an ancient heathen invocation of the "harvest."
The context of what was being harvested (in WWII) I suppose is debatable.
(Ref. "Hitler and the Age of Horus" by Gerald Suster, 1981)

Her literary works were impressive and expansive to say the least. She spent the majority of her life writing. (est. 1935-1971) Her first pieces were both a doctoral thesis on a Greek philosopher and educator, as well as a thesis on the nature of simplicity of mathematics.
Shortly after she wrote several books (est. 1935-1940) on her experiences in India, both philosophical, cultural and political impressions, as well as the book "A Warning to the Hindus" which has already been mentioned.
In 1951 she wrote the book "Defiance" (1951) about her propaganda mission in Allied Germany, as well as her arrest, trial, and imprisonment. There was then her book "Pilgrimage" (1953-1959) about her journeys to holy sites in Germany, post-war.
Then came "The Lightening and the Sun," (1948-1956) a book held in high regard by many, which encompasses biographies of Genghis Khan, Akhnaton, the Egyptian King, and Adolf Hitler. The book is famous for it's synthesis of the Hindu Philosophy and National Socialism, as well as stating that Adolf Hitler was the avatar of the God Vishnu.

It is my opinion that many misunderstand figures like Adolf Hitler, and that if one is to form an opinion whether the stance is left or right, about such political extremes, that one must educate oneself of all the details before blindly submitting to what is widely accepted as fact.

So read away, my enemies and my folk, knowledge is power.
THE LIGHTNING AND THE SUN






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