بولشویسم از موسی تا لنین: گفتگویی میان من و آدولف هیتلر

by Dietrich Eckart, مهدی تدینی (Transalator)

Dietrich Eckart (* 23. März 1868 in Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz; † 26. Dezember 1923 in Berchtesgaden) war ein Publizist, Verleger, früher Anhänger des Nationalsozialismus und Ideengeber Adolf Hitlers.

Obwohl Eckart zu den frühesten Gestalten der Deutschen Arbeiterpartei bzw. Nationalsozialistischen Deutschen Arbeiterpartei gehörte, war er nie formales Partei-Mitglied. Er prägte 1919 als Mitbegründer der NSDAP den nationalsozialistischen Kampfbegriff „Drittes Reich“, womit vor allem eine Verbindung von chiliastischer Esoterik und politischem Ziel gemeint „Im deutschen Wesen ist Christ zu Gast – drum ist es dem Antichristen verhaßt.“

Im August 1921 wurde Eckart Chefredakteur des Völkischen Beobachters, nachdem er das Geld für dessen Übernahme im Dezember 1920 beschafft und Hitler gegen innerparteiliche Kritiker in Schutz genommen hatte. Gegen Eckarts Haftbefehl wegen Beleidigung des Reichspräsidenten Friedrich Ebert schrieb Hitler sofort an den bayerischen Ministerpräsidenten Ritter von Knilling die Forderung, „den Haftbefehl zu inhibieren, da andernfalls die Kampforganisation Widerstand gegen die Verhaftung leisten würde.“

Eine Woche nach dem “Hitlerputsch” in München verhaftet, wurde er nach schweren Herzanfällen am 20. Dezember 1923 aus dem Gefängnis entlassen und erlag am 26. Dezember in Berchtesgaden im Alter von 55 Jahren einem weiteren Herzschlag.

Genres: Politics, Race, History

408 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1924

About the author

Early member of the Nazi Party and participant of the Beerhall putsch.

Eckart initially studied medicine in Munich, but decided in 1891 to work as a poet, playwright and journalist.

He died of a heart attack in Berchtesgaden on 26 December 1923

Reviews

[Kent · Rating 5 out of 5]

Written in a Platonic dialectic format, this book begins with an analogy of an astronomer that tries to find hidden forces to discover new planets. In 1846, Neptune was discovered by mathematicians who calculated the perturbations of Uranus. On the other hand, historians rarely try to find the hidden forces behind historical events.

Eckhart and Hitler begin the dialogue with an exegesis of the Old Testament showing how the Jews subvert, plunder, or completely exterminate gentile nations. They investigate all aspects of the Jewish question, including the works of Otto Hauser, Werner Sombart, and Benjamin Disraeli. The Jews as a scapegoat myth, which is often employed by the "charmers" and "wizards" of the age, is also addressed in this book.

Great discussions on Martin Luther and the Talmud, and introduces the reader to the less familiar Jewish book called the Schulchan Aruch, which advocates for the complete extermination of the gentiles off the face of the planet.

The book also describes the Jews and their cuckoo eggs. This could have been the origin of the political usage of the word "cuck". This book also has lots of footnotes.

At the end of the book, it goes into the psychology of the Samson Option, and this was 20 years before the invention of nuclear weapons. It is ultimately the tragedy of Lucifer.

[CasaJB · Rating 5 out of 5]

A must read.

[Ryan Murphy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Back in the early 1990s when I first read it I found it to be interesting, if somewhat esoteric. Since then and particularly over the last 13 years since the nonsense called "the global war on terror" I find the book to be prophetic.

[Clem · Rating 1 out of 5]

it’s always 2 dumb bitches telling each other “exactlyyyyy” 😭

[Jacob Wolinsky · Rating 4 out of 5]

The 4.0 rating is not an endorsement of the book by any means just the insights into Hitler's thoughts - although some of his remarks on religion seem odd as Catholicism is viewed in better light than Protestantism its a good overall quick read on the topic - anyway if you are fluent with ancient Aramaic and Hebrew like I am you will see blatant lies in the English translation (i am excluding things taken out of context - which also is issue) - would like to read the German version one day to see if all the lies came from Dietrich or some came from Pierce's attempt at propaganda.

[Saleh]

این کتاب حاوی گفت و گوهای هیتلر و دیتریش اکارت می‌باشد.
در این کتاب می‌ـوان ارتباط بین ایدئولوژی هیتلر و یهودی ستیزی آن را دریافت

https://www.30book.com/book/141567/%D...

[Robby Brown · Rating 4 out of 5]

Completely horrifying but useful in trying to understand a psychopath.

[Da1tonthegreat · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a short work and a lot of it seems unoriginal at first glance, until you take note of the fact that Dietrich Eckart was one of the principal ideological influences on the NSDAP and specifically on Adolf Hitler. Here he draws a through line from the Hebrews of the Old Testament and "Saint" Paul to the contemporary Bolsheviks and other Marxists. The philosophy summarized here would be expanded by Eckart's disciple Alfred Rosenberg and was a major wellspring of thought into the mainstream of the Germanic National Socialist state.

[History Enjoyer · Rating 4 out of 5]

This text is an early and distilled expression of pure national socialist thought. Esoteric in its character, it etches the corresponding features between Bolshevism in the early 20th century and the narratives surrounding Jewry presented in the books of the Old Testament. One must bear in mind that Dietrich Eckhart, the architect of the text, died in 1923, shortly after the Munich putsch. Thus, the text was written some decade before the National Socialists eventually rose to power. Its main theme is a deep exploration of German anti-Semitism, drawing on the Old Testament as a revelation of the Jewish spirit.

Within the text we are greeted with numerous references to historical figures, from Cicero to Luther, from Dostoevsky to Jesus Christ. The purpose is to excavate the hidden hand of Jewry in all world events; therefore, the opening paragraph presents the analogy of an astronomer viewing the behaviour of planets. He is perplexed by the peculiar behaviour of the bodies, assuming that there must be a hidden force governing their movements.

Eckhart then draws on this metaphor as comparable to the process of history, suggesting that the hidden force driving key events is Jewry. The rest of the text is his efforts—in dialogue with Adolf Hitler—to prove this thesis….

[Re Kursion · Rating 3 out of 5]

Certainly an interesting work if you want to study tendencies of thought in the early Nazi movement. While the co-authorship of Hitler is dismissed by most modern scholars, one can gain insight into the thinking of one of his most important mentors through this short, unfinished work. It also helps to highlight what Hitler might have thought about Christianity and other subjects in private, as some of the comments about early Christianity being an early form of Jewish Bolshevism match Hitler's views in the later "Table Talks" and "Monologues". It is speculated to have been intended to become the foundational work of theory for the Nazi movement that "Mein Kampf" later became, as it was written before Hitler's time in prison when he did not find the time to write a book himself.

Last but not least it should be mentioned that the book is actually a very funny read, if one can laugh despite the extremely aggressive antisemitism. Eckart was a good writer of extremely agitating polemics, which can also be seen in his magazine "Auf gut deutsch", which is rather inaccessible today. The man was Wilhelm II.'s favorite playwright for a while, after all.

[Avesta · Rating 2 out of 5]

Perhaps the most disturbing literature I'll read... especially in my capacity as a German historian.

In this short pamphlet by Dietrich Eckart (founder of the DAP) - Eckart delves into the ludicrous conspiracy that somehow the 'Jewry' have been the driving force to all of the world's major historical events. And the way he delves into it! A semi-formal conversational attitude mixed with an attempt at going about it through academic/intellectual means (which, fyi, fail miserably as academia and intellectual discussion shouldn't be influenced by or intended as propaganda and fearmongering).

FYI - review and rating given in a fairly unbiased, academic context. This pamphlet was just simply sh*te.

This is an example of the disturbing, rather extreme literature the Nazis promoted during their regime. It's depressing how some of the reviewers see it as 'prophetic' writing. Perhaps banning such texts does have a benefit to society?

I will be hopefully writing a research paper on the contrast between Eckart/Goebbels and what eventually became of the applied ideology. Will edit it into the review upon publication.

[Gabriel the Apostle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Brilliant

[BrandosEgo · Rating 3 out of 5]

The only version I could get my hands on was the ‘Vanguard Audio’ (Audiobook Edition) and this while an absolute gem to have been put out on the internet for free does include very regular interruptions and editorialisations from the Narrator. It amounts to just under 3 hours and has some quality information on power through history.

I’d like to get my hands on a volume of Dietrich Eckarts poetry, with or without English translations so if anybody knows how or where to acquire something like this, that information would be much appreciated.

[Vladimir · Rating 5 out of 5]

Highly recommended

[Arashh Ahmadi · Rating 5 out of 5]

دیتریش اکهارت (Dietrich Eckart)، فرهنگ‌نویس، نویسنده و یکی از اعضای پیشگام حزب نازی آلمان بود. او یکی از افرادی بود که هیتلر را به ایدئولوژی نازی معرفی کرد و در ترویج ایده‌های این حزب نقش فعالی داشت. علاوه بر این، اکهارت در حزب نازی به عنوان رهبر فرهنگی و مسئول ترویج ایده‌آلوژی‌های نازی فعالیت می‌کرد.

اکهارت در دوران نوجوانی خود به فلسفه علاقه داشت و از نوشتن شعر و نمایشنامه‌هایی نیز بهره برد. در دهه ۱۹۲۰ میلادی، او به عنوان یکی از اعضای بنیاد حزب نازی درآمد و در آموزش و پرورش نوجوانان و ترویج ایدئولوژی نازی فعالیت کرد. اکهارت به دلیل تاثیرگذاری‌اش در ترویج ایدئولوژی نازی و نقش فعالی که در بنیاد حزب نازی داشت، اغلب به عنوان یکی از اعضای مهم حزب نازی و در ساختار حزبی آن به یاد می‌ماند.

[AttackGirl · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very Interesting perspective makes you wonder about the Banking Crash, Twin Towers, Housing Market Crash, Current Racial Issues, Number of Children missing a day, Hollywood scandals, Jeffrey Epstein.... and on it goes.

Perhaps more thoughts on Hitler wanting peace and the movement within the US to set him up as the bad guy, even when he loved the USA and was the trail blazer for individual freedoms, worker and women’s rights, education for all, housing and land for veterans....and on it goes.

Read 2x again just because!
Anyone think we are still instituting what Hitler was attempting? If you think they were all new all his ideas read more then respond to me!

[Armin Hassanpour · Rating 4 out of 5]

i do believe that in order to learn about history perfectly, you need to learn the story of each side.the book says a lot of sensible points about bolshevism and i believe, no one can explain the hamrs of bolshevism for our world better than its sworn enemy, fascism. it might seem a little extreme but is it wrong? no!
totally recommended if you like to see the truth, spoken by someone who isnt a democrat