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The September/October 2019
THE WEREWOLVES BITE BACK BY MARC ROLAND We hear often of the French Maquis and Red partisan guerrilla groups, but we never hear of the German underground resistance. During the war these “werewolves of the Reich,” composed mostly of German youth, fought to the death for the Fatherland. POSTWAR WERWOLF OPERATIONS BY MARC ROLAND After the war, the German underground resistance did not surrender. Instead it waged war against traitors and the occupiers. HITLER’S VIEWS ON CHRISTIANITY BY DR. MATTHEW RAPHAEL JOHNSON People like to insist Hitler was an atheistic pagan. But what did Hitler himself say about Christianity and religion? In this article we hear from the Führer himself. HITLER’S VIEWS ON THE U.S.A. BY PAT SHANNAN What did Adolf Hitler actually think of the United States of America? Did he want to conquer North America? What did he think of the American people, many of whom, he knew, were of Germanic stock? WHY HITLER INVADED NORWAY & DENMARK BY JOHN WEAR, J.D. Why would Hitler have invaded the neutral countries of Norway and Denmark? The court historians say it was because he was a madman bent on global conquest. But, in reality, he had good reasons. HOW CHURCHILL INSTIGATED AND PROLONGED WORLD WAR II BY JOHN WEAR, J.D. Churchill, not Hitler, was the great warmonger of World War II, doing all he could not only to start World War II, but to prolong it until Germany was murdered. INVESTIGATING THE MASS DEATHS OF SOVIET PRISONERS OF WAR BY JOHN WEAR, J.D. We hear so much about the Jewish holocaust, but so little of the more than 3 million Soviet POWs who died in German concentration camps. What happened? AN UNCENSORED INTERVIEW WITH HISTORIAN JAMES BACQUE BY BONNIE FAULKNER Persecuted radio show host Bonnie Faulkner interviews persecuted historian James Bacque on postwar German deaths. TWO GENEROUS GESTURES BY VINCENT REYNOUARD; TRANSLATED BY MARGARET HUFFSTICKLER After Germany won the battle for France, over a million French prisoners were put to work. To make life easier, Hitler allowed their wives and families to join them. SURVIVING THE HALLS OF HELL BY THOMAS GOODRICH "De-Nazification” is such a sanitary term. But this program to turn Germans into sheep was a messy affair, which the Allies believed required a boot on the neck. MASSIVE MARITIME MASSACRE BY THOMAS GOODRICH They were only trying to escape the onslaught of the bloody Bolshevik army, which was raping and killing everything in its path. So why torpedo passenger liners with thousands of innocent civilians aboard? RANSACKING THE REICH: THE TROPHY AFFAIR BY MICHAEL WALSH They were the most adept looters ever, these Soviet generals, taking stolen treasures by the ton from German collections. But Josef Stalin found out, and he wasn’t happy.
Since then, we
have published 169 more issues, each one groundbreaking in its own right.
In 2001 we published our first theme issue. Entitled “The
All-Holocaust Issue,” it drew rave reviews from fans and condemnation
from critics for its discussion of the most taboo subject of the 20th (and
now the 21st) century. In 2017, we published our first book-bound
issue—the 112-page “Defending Dixie” issue—in
response to the ongoing attacks on Southern culture and, by extension,
white history in general. In 2018 we published another huge issue
—the 132-page “Holocausts” issue—in which we
compiled as much information as we could fit discussing “the other
holocausts.” Both of those is-sues have sold in the tens of
thou-sands, with subscribers buying multiple copies to give to friends,
family members and educators, despite the politically in-correct but
historically accurate nature of their contents. Today, we present
you with a 140-page issue—“Werwölfe of the Reich.”
In this special World War II theme issue, our lengthy two-part lead story
discusses the German Werwolf underground resistance movement
during and after WWII, a topic we have never covered before. But
you’ll also find illustrated articles on everything from Adolf
Hitler’s views on Christianity to the real reasons so many Soviet
prisoners died under German care during the war. There’s even more,
but, all told, this issue represents an accurate and authentic—though
brief—picture of Germany during and after the second world war. TBR’s founder, Willis Carto, back in that first issue, said this in his inaugural TBR editorial:
A lot has changed in the last 25 years. Back in that first issue, you’ll see my name on the masthead as the administrative director. I’ve changed a lot, too. My hair wasn’t so gray back then and I didn’t have so many of these darned wrinkles on my face. Both Willis Carto (founder) and George Fowler (first editor) have passed away. Michael Collins Piper and Fred Blahut, heavy contributors to our early efforts, have also passed on. But we have been very fortunate to have new writers and scholars emerge—young and old—who can find no other journal with the guts to publish their excellent historical analyses.
And the second thing is the commitment our readers have to this journal. Death alone, it seems, stops you from renewing your subscriptions and supporting this magazine. (So, please, exercise and eat right!)
Paul
Angel
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