Alfred Rosenberg

This book introduces the reader to an historic portrait of Alfred Ernst Rosenberg, born January 12, 1893. Herr Rosenberg was murdered on October 16, 1946 at the Nuremberg show trials. This revealing work deals with his life-long love of National Socialism in addition to his years as an artist and public speaker. (His first lecture took place on November 30, 1918 in Tallin, Estonia where he discussed the jewish problem.)

 Reader and scholar alike will see a unique glimpse of the spiritual force behind the folkish movement, of its dedication to honor, courage and freedom, and an invaluable insight into perhaps the most important and influential of National Socialist ideological leaders (to say the least) after Adolf Hitler himself: Rosenberg was the intellectual and spiritual advisor chosen by Hitler to create a "religion of the blood." In this eye-opening compilation, there are seven book excerpts, speeches, quotes and

rarely seen photos, as well as fascinating paintings and posters by the official high priest and interpreter of the National Socialist way of life and comprehensive worldview.

  This work also contains a powerful interview of Rosenberg's daughter Irene, conducted in Munich in 1981. In this candid and vibrant interview, she recounts vivid memories of her father and the dynamic Chancellor of Germany, Adolf Hitler. Her thoughts and feelings contradict the mainstream opinion of these inspirational National Socialist leaders, and they may just change your mind!