Die Stimme der Ahnen [The Voice of Our Ancestors]

Authors

Object ID

2016.1.49

Object Name

Book

Date

1935

Files

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Description

Cover: Black text with red design; Interior: 39 numbered pages

Information Provided by Michael D. Bulmash:

The Voice of Our Ancestors by “Wulf Sorenson,” thought by some a pen name for Heinrich Himmler but was most certainly Fritjof Fischer who founded the Nordland-Verlag publishing house – publisher of this and other antisemitic tracts—and was known to use a variety of pen names. It is an essay expressing the significance of Paganism and racial memory. Written in 1935, it is an incendiary call against Jews and a rejection of Judeo-Christian values in general (“the depraved colored Hebrew rabble”) in favor of a return to the Nordic attitudes and bearing of the pre-Christian, Nordic man.

Dimensions

7 3/4 x 5 1/4"

Keywords

Wulf Sorensen, Heinrich Himmler, Fritjof Fischer, Paganism, Race Theory

Subcollection

Early

Recommended Citation

"Die Stimme der Ahnen [The Voice of Our Ancestors]" (1935). Bulmash Family Holocaust Collection. 2016.1.49.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/bulmash/1309