Otto Strasser (dedikált példány)

Fülszöveg

PRIOR to the outbreak of the Second World War, Otto Strasser was a leading
activist in the National-Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP). Distancing
himself from the prevailing ideologies of both capitalism and communism,
Strasser famously accused Adolf Hitler of betraying the socio-economic
principles of the original Nazi programme and went on to become a leading
opponent of the Third Reich. Along with his brother, Gregor, he believed
that a form of German Socialism could provide an alternative future for
the nation's long-suffering workers and peasants. As a result, he was ruthlessly
pursued across several countries by Gestapo agents and became embroiled
in a series of thrilling adventures. This is the story of how a Bavarian man
with a sense of national freedom and social justice became one of the world's
most intriguing revolutionary ideologues.
Troy Southgate was born in Crystal Palace in South London and has
been a revolutionary writer and activist for over... Tovább

Fülszöveg

PRIOR to the outbreak of the Second World War, Otto Strasser was a leading
activist in the National-Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP). Distancing
himself from the prevailing ideologies of both capitalism and communism,
Strasser famously accused Adolf Hitler of betraying the socio-economic
principles of the original Nazi programme and went on to become a leading
opponent of the Third Reich. Along with his brother, Gregor, he believed
that a form of German Socialism could provide an alternative future for
the nation's long-suffering workers and peasants. As a result, he was ruthlessly
pursued across several countries by Gestapo agents and became embroiled
in a series of thrilling adventures. This is the story of how a Bavarian man
with a sense of national freedom and social justice became one of the world's
most intriguing revolutionary ideologues.
Troy Southgate was born in Crystal Palace in South London and has
been a revolutionary writer and activist for over twenty-five years.
He is the founder of the National-Anarchist Movement (N-AM) and
has been involved with over twenty music projects, including HERR,
Seelenlicht, Horologium, Von Thronstahl, The Days of the Trumpet CaH,
Survival Unit, Sa/a Delle Colonne, The Joy of Nature, Sagittarius, Across
The Rubicon and Funerary Call. He is also Editor of the Synthesis
webzine, Organising Secretary of the New Right and a long-suffering
football supporter. Troy has four children, all of whom are home-educated,
and has managed several youth football teams in his local area. Vissza