There is an interesting history of the concept of Nazism. Apparently the idea of nazism (nationalism) originated from Nietzsche's Nietzscheanism which developed rom Karl Ritter's antithesis to Communist Manifesto, with the story being both the thesis and antithesis to Communism was pushed by Rothschilds as part of their effort to destabilize societies and foment breakdowns.
I am still trying to find the original for this letter to confirm what exact term he uses that has been translated as Nazism. But I do find references to Albert Pike's letter from different places, but most of them in video form. Its quite possible that the whole thing was a fabrication.
He used the word "Nazism" in an 1871 letter? I think the term "Nazi" originated in the 1920's. Anybody know if that's true?
If that's the case, I'm highly skeptical of this letter.
There is an interesting history of the concept of Nazism. Apparently the idea of nazism (nationalism) originated from Nietzsche's Nietzscheanism which developed rom Karl Ritter's antithesis to Communist Manifesto, with the story being both the thesis and antithesis to Communism was pushed by Rothschilds as part of their effort to destabilize societies and foment breakdowns.
I am still trying to find the original for this letter to confirm what exact term he uses that has been translated as Nazism. But I do find references to Albert Pike's letter from different places, but most of them in video form. Its quite possible that the whole thing was a fabrication.
If you are interested, watch this video: https://www.bitchute.com/video/6RrTVeAfaEzG/
(And also the latter part of the Part 1 of that video)
It addresses "Nazi" and also explores the origin of the letter.