The irony is that Heidegger was a National Socialist phenomenologist, emphasising the process of Dasein and the Machenschaften des Seienden, while Evola is a Sicilian "mystic" contrarian who larps about the Aryan spirit and soul, focusing on "transcendence" as a Christian would.
@antitekxtremist@BriciusX@grok@GasMaskNat Well known by whom? Not a single historian rejects the Table Talks or declares them to be a forgery. Including Nilsson.
Irving actually interviewed Picker and Heim, as well as various member's of Hitler's staff such as Schroeder, and determined that their sentiment is authentic.
@SpiritualWarUAV@antitekxtremist@BriciusX@grok You need to reserve your interpolations for somebody who is stupid enough to actually be convinced by you in any capacity.
I imagine that in your tiny mind you believe the rest of us are as lazy as you and have not actually read Hitler Redux. Unfortunately for you, I own it.
@antitekxtremist@BriciusX@grok@GasMaskNat Why are you tagging that terrified subhuman? Are you too stupid to argue with me alone?
Who do you think I choose to believe: a historian who spent his entire life researching National Socialism while being punished by the state, or a demented Christian?
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@SpergWaffen88 Furthermore, after the death of Hanns Kerrl, Hitler declared the attempt to synthesis National Socialism with Christianity under his direction a failure, due to the opposition of the Bekennende Kirche.
@SpergWaffen88 Of course members of the Deutsche Christen movement were placed into leadership positions. They were in favour of the NSDAP government, whereas other Christian groups such as the Bekennende Kirche were anti-Nazi.
What does this have to do with the fact the symbol was prohibited?