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Savitri Devi's drawings of her cats @wolfkvlt

“MY FIRM conviction. . . is that the highest purpose of life is to forward the growth of a superior humanity, whose role is to rule a healthy world. No means are too ruthless that can bring us nearer to that goal.” — Savitri Devi

"[. . .]By the way: don’t call me “Mrs. Devi.” It means nothing. Devi (feminine of Deva, i.e., Goddess) is just a title that any Hindu woman of an alleged Aryan caste—a Brahmin or a Kshatriya—is, according to tradition, allowed to put after her individual name. Nowadays, with the propaganda of Democracy (a gift of the Christian missionaries and of the British education system) there are many Indian women and girls who call themselves So-and-so “Devi” without having any right to do so—already when I first came to India, but not so much so. Regularly, a woman of any non-Aryan caste—i.e., the overwhelming majority of Indian women—should call herself So-and-so Dasi—the word “Dasi,” feminine of “das” (slave or servant). The old, honest, clean and efficient maid we had when Mr. Mukherji and I lived under the same roof in Calcutta, was of the Maheshya caste (a peasant caste from West Bengal). She was Sindhubala Dasi—never would have dreamed of calling herself “Devi”! The name Savitri (Solar Energy—the feminine of Savita, one of the names of Surya, the Sun) was given to me by the girls at the Shantiniketan University where I spent six months in 1935 brushing up my Bengali (that I had learnt alone) and reading Hindi. I then wrote a book in French, L’Etang aux Lotus (The Lotus Pond, impressions about India) and took “Savitri Devi” as an appropriate pen name. Then (1937 and 1939) I wrote two other books in English, A Warning to the Hindus and The Non-Hindu Indians and Indian Unity, and signed them “Savitri Devi.” Mr. Mukherji I then did not know (till 9 January 1938). He gave me his name—we were co-fighters—at the outbreak of the war (September 1939) so that I should not be interned by the British as an undesirable foreigner (I had Greek nationality) well-known to be against the British war effort, i.e., on the German side, [...] So I am not “Mrs. Devi” but Mrs. Mukherji—or if you like, Savitri Devi Mukherji—or Savitri Devi—but not “Devi” alone. I did not add Mukherji to my pen name when I married (September 1939) as three books were already circulating under the name of Savitri Devi" -From a Savitri Devi letter to Martin Kerr @wolfkvlt

"[...]Today HE is 93 years old, if he is really still alive. WHEN will His Power finally appear, and put an end to this deplorable decadence?! I will probably not see that great day.[...]" Savitri Devi's last letter to Miguel Serrano 20 April 1982 @wolfkvlt

23 September 1982 Munich, Germany This is the last known picture of Savitri, exactly one week before her 77th birthday and one month before her death. At the time, Savitri was staying in Munich with a Frau Ederer. This picture was probably taken at her home. Source

𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘝î𝘳𝘢 𝘩𝘢𝘴 𝘵𝘳𝘢𝘯𝘴𝘮𝘶𝘵𝘦𝘥 𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘣𝘭𝘰𝘰𝘥, 𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘭𝘥, 𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘢𝘴𝘵𝘳𝘢𝘭 𝘣𝘰𝘥𝘺, 𝘪𝘯𝘵𝘰 𝘧𝘪𝘳𝘦.

Insane numbers

A similar channel shall be created for Serrano

"There is one thing that many Germans (and practically all non-Germans) seem to forget, when venturing forecasts about the evolution of the West, and that is the fact that National Socialism is infinitely more than a mere political creed; the fact that it is a way of life; a faith, in the fullest sense of the word one could say a religion, however different it may, at first sight, appear, from every existing system thus labelled in current speech." Savitri Devi - Pilgrimage @wolfkvlt

Baron Ungern Sternberg is a perfect example of being possessed by a divine madness. He was the physical incarnation of the God of War, Ares, Mars, the berserker fury of the wolf. He was called mad, the mad baron, the bloody baron, this is due to that divine madness.

“Germany's submarine fleet is proud that it created an unassailable fortress for the Führer on the other end of the world" -Großadmiral Karl Dönitz 1943 @wolfkvlt

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Letter from Karl Unger, crewmember of U Boat U-209 Dear old comrade, This message will be a surprise to you. The U Boat 209 has made it, the Earth is HOLLOW! Dr. Haushofer and Hess were right. The whole crew is doing well, but they cannot come back. We are no prisoners. I am certain, that this message will reach you, it is the last contact with the U 209. We will meet again comrade. I am worried about the people that have to live on the surface, since the Fuehrer is gone. God bless our Germany always. With hearty greetings Karl Unger