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Tag Archives: Heinrich Himmler
Himmler, Breivik and the ‘invention of tradition’
I’ve just read Heather Pringle’s magisterial The Master Plan: Himmler’s Scholars and the Holocaust. It’s an astonishing and ground-breaking feat of scholarship which traces the obscure history of the Ahnenerbe, the elite ‘study society for Intellectual Ancient History’ created by … Continue reading
Posted in Antiracism, Europe
Tagged Anders Breivik, Heather Pringle, Heinrich Himmler
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