Günter Deckert is Carolyn’s guest to talk about Germany-related issues, after he tells us all about his recent five months spent in Mannheim Prison because of  “doubting the holocaust,” from Jan. 2 to May 31 this year.

• Majority of prisoners are foreigners, but one has an individual cell-room of one’s own;
• Political prisoners are “bullied” by top administrators with restrictions on or denial of preferred reading material, letters and visits on the grounds of “rehabilitation”;
• Angela Merkel’s strong stand against Brussels new shared banking proposals in eurozone will probably dissipate after the general elections in September;
• Merkel’s complaints about the NSA spying by the U.S. are weak, but Social Democrat says spying on the EU is for economic advantage, not terrorism;
• Less likelihood of an NPD ban, but the NSU will be used against the NPD beginning in September;
• NSU bombshell? – Prosecution’s star witness inadvertently revealed the gun that allegedly killed the eight Turks was purchased after the first four were already dead (according to Compact magazine);
• Thoughts on a world-wide pan-European movement based on White unity;
• Günter recommended the article “Unruly Europe” by Mark Bruigh, in two parts at American Renaissance;
• Hadding Scott calls in to ask about reports that Adenauer was forced by Eisenhower to agree to pay reparations to Israel.

Image: Günter Deckert speaking in Denmark in 2008.

Hasso Castrup from Denmark, creator of the new website Shoabloger is Carolyn’s guest. Hasso’s special hobby is translating French and German revisionist texts into English and Polish. Currently he is featuring the 2007 Horst Mahler interview by the Jew Michael Friedman, posting it in parts because of it’s length. Among the main topics discussed are:

• Hasso’s mixed Polish-German family’s experience between the wars, and during & after WWII;
• The 1943 Jewish uprising in Warsaw vs the August ’44 Polish uprising there;
• How Poles were treated by the Germans and how German officials sought to identify ethnic-Germans or part-Germans;
• Soviet/communist treatment of Poles vs. German ‘Nazi’ treatment of Poles;
• The real Josef Beck and the real Jan T. Gross & the Jedwabne Affair;
• Poland’s Jewish Problem in it’s many ramifications;
• Are the present German-Polish borders set for all time or can there be a reconciliation that changes things;
• Horst Mahler’s spiritual perspective on opposition between Germans and Jews.

Günter Deckert joins Carolyn from Germany to discuss the breaks in European nations’ solidarity in the face of the growing fiscal crisis. It is being described as “increasing stereotyping of Northern vs. Southern Europeans, with Germans criticized most, naturally, as they become more resentful of bailing out other nations. Günter makes this very plain.

The ongoing government attack on anything and everything on the “right” is brought up to date, including the latest revelation about Beate Zschäpe working for the government.

The controversy over the German Olympic rower Drygalla has devolved into talk of a “democracy pledge” that all sports stars representing Germany must sign. No one suggests far-leftists would need to sign one.

Finally, the Roma problem in Europe and how the European Union has exacerbated it and other immigration problems.

Gunter gives his expert opinion on all this, plus shares about his latest trips to London and Paris.

Image at right: The Pecking Order. Who’s in and who’s out in the European Union.

Carolyn Yeager and Hadding Scott complete Chapter Two, “Germany’s Reaction Against the Jew.” Pictured right: Henry Ford receives the Grand Cross of the German Eagle in 1938.

Next week:  Chapter Three, “Jewish History in the United States”

Note: We are using the Noontide Press publication of The International Jew — The World’s Foremost Problem which can be found online here as a pdf file.

Holappa is a Finnish nationalist now living in Sweden with his wife and baby daughter. He began the Finnish Resistance Movement, which is in league with the Swedish and Norwegian Resistance movements. These are peaceful political movements, not armed movements. Topics discussed:

• Henrik’s travels, writing and experience with law enforcement;
• Gerhard Ittner of Germany, currently a political prisoner held in Portugal on charges from the Federal Republic of Germany;
• Confusing Revisionism and Terrorism with the aim of destroying Nationalism;
• How they pull people like Ittner into the NSU (“Nat. Soc. Underground”) web on baseless charges;
• The unravelling of the NSU hoax as the bloated influence of Political Security agencies  in Germany is revealed;
• Questions from listeners.

Email Henrik Holappa:  heholappa at hotmail dot com

Write to Gerhard Ittner:  Gerhard Ittner / Estabelecimento Prisional de Beja /  Rua de Lisboa Nr. 81 / P – 7801-906 Beja / Portugal  (send stamps)