SS Die Freimaurerei book + Signal magazine

[Anthony N]

Received these two in the post this week.
Signal magazine has Leon Degrelle on the cover.
I know that the SS book is some kind of anti semitic book but although i can find a lot of information on the net it's all in German. Can anyone help with any more information on this book. Forward is by Heydrich

[Anthony N]

inside front cover

[Anthony N]

Forward by Heydrich

[Anthony N]

back

[Anthony N]

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[Anthony N]

Signal magazine

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Ant, the book is about the dangers of Freemasonry. The SS regarded the freemasons as part of the "Jewish world conspiracy"

Cheers, Ade.

[Anthony N]

Thanks Adrian, as ever the oracle of the Forum speaks!
So they were a bunch of nutters just as i suspected
Where did they get these ideas from without a large drug habit!
Ant

[Napalm]

Thanks Adrian, as ever the oracle of the Forum speaks!
So they were a bunch of nutters just as i suspected
Where did they get these ideas from without a large drug habit!
Ant

Sorry to but in but the SS were just as fruity

[thedutchdevil]

Sorry to but in but the SS were just as fruity

I think antwhiplash means the germans....

[Anthony N]

I think antwhiplash means the germans....

Yes, i meant those SS guys with their crazy ideas.

[Michael Fay]

freemasons

The Nazis, and especially Himmler and Mussolini hated/feared the European Freemason Lodges. Believing that these lodges fomented democractizing revolutions ala the French Revolution and the Bolshevik Russian Revolution. Many White Russians(Monarchists/upper-class nobility rightists) fled to Germany and (as the historians say) tried to make sense of what happened by simplifying the Russian Bolshevik Communist Revolution into a "Jewish-Freemason conspiracy: with the Freemasons being for the most part the dupes of the Elders of Zion plot to rule the world." So the refugee White Russians wrote vast tracts on their conspiracy theorys ,and like their fellow Baltic Alfred Rosenberg influenced Hitler and the early German fascists and joined on to the Nazi cause. Himmler took the freemason threat very seriously and had all lodge documents and ritual trappings collected for study and a public display on the evils of the lodges.
----Michael F.

[ritchie4]

Hello, I have a copy of this book in fair condition, I want to post it on the estand, but as this is not my area I was hoping for some suggestions with the pricing, thanks.