I was reading about the material the Ur Group united and published between ~1926 and 1929 and there are A LOT OF stuff that was like...ultra secret never publishedit seems these texts, often in hindu, greek or german, remained in secret libraries for hundreds of years It's not like these guys born in 1880 woke up and had all the materials translated and in orderThe history of the western world is totally hidden from us. Evola himself never explained how he obtained hard to find hindu texts, for which he received praise for restoring traditional "lost texts"Before Evola there was at least 200 years of secret teachers of muslim, hindu and esoteric texts and things like that in Italy and Germany. The Thule Society, before Hitler, or let's say Rudolf Freiherr von Sebottendorff, no one to this day knew about who financed him.Jörg Lanz von Liebenfels today there are cans of films of his meetings in some small german city, someone dared to use 30 to 40 seconds for a 1997 documentary. No one touched the subjet anymoreEven if you say that Ostara was autism, like I think it was, the material he cites in Ostara is truly astonishing for its preservation since the low middle age
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I wonder where are the original copies Could it be in russian hands?Russians may have acquired in the 80s or 90s after nationalists had unlimited access to soviet archivesRussians also found so many "lost" material that it may be worth millions of dollars. How could germany archive these stuff so well even after their entire cities were bombed? It's said there are 100 nazi films sealed in 1946 and they will only be open in 2046 I wonder what kind of material is there, only thing we know is they will only show 10% of it
Americans have entire Himmler speechThey never released as mp3 or oggUK recorded dozens of radio speeches, never shared never transcript or released as audioWhy are historians ignoring this? It's like studying Roman empire and writing about Nero and being forbidden to read primary source. You have to make stuff up because you are forbidden to access the library
