Exulanten (Exiles)
HEGE Series
Best site on German history, especially history of both World Wars which have defined Modernity —
Exulanten — author Linda (Sieglinde) Schaitberger (1945-2013) descended from Protestants exiled from Salzburg in 1732
Sieglinde | Wikipedia
Dedication | Exulanten.com
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Hysteria
HYSTERIA: The Precursor
Anti-German Hysteria
— “The seeds of World War One and Two were not nurtured amid lofty principles of liberty, religious freedom or from a need to topple cruel despots. It was a conflict conceived in smoke-filled board rooms, political offices, stock exchanges and banks on both sides of the Atlantic and carried to term by various parties who stood to gain politically or financially.
Birthed into the waiting arms of jealousy, politics and greed, it was a banal, vile creation, an artificially inseminated monster that maimed and murdered a generation of young men and laid a direct pathway to another war.
To achieve this goal, motivations and villains had to be artificially crafted [propagandized].
What ensued was the largest ethnic assault in human history.”
Introduction
Section One
The German Empire
The Inspiration
Bismark
Silesia and the Sudetenland
German Castles
Elsass-Lothringen
Pomerania
The Habsburgs
The Holy Roman Empire
The Habsburgs
Franz Josef; Sisi
More on Sisi
Katherine Schratt
Wild Geese & Irishmen
Maximilian of Mexico
Mayerling
The Pre-Hysteria German Image [**important read!**]
Early German Immigration to USA
Dr. Benjamin Rush
Heidelberg
Descriptions of Suffering
Zenger and Indentured Servitude
The Cajuns
The Palantines of South Carolina
The Salzburgers
Germans in the American Revolution
General von Steuben
A Family of Patriots
The Hessians
A Sword Story
Mid-19th Century Immigration
Appalling Calamities
The Texas Germans
Heinrich Hoffmann v. Fallersleben
St. Louis Germans
German Americans in the Civil War
New York Germans go off to War
Medal of Honor
The Camp Jackson Riot
Heros von Borcke and other German Confederates
Confederates in Mexico; Matthew Maury
Freethinkers and the Texas Nueces Massacre
Soldier Stories
Schurz: Plea for Amnesty 1872
Before They Sprouted Horns
— “The German people in our modern media have been alternately portrayed as silly, clumsy, beer-
bellied fools or mad scientists and evil warlords. They vie with Arabs for first place as the Saturday
cartoon version of the arch enemy of mankind... their "guttural" accent alone enough to trigger fear
and loathing. This conditioning started long before the National Socialists [Nazis], however. It began almost a
century ago and only took a few months to engineer. It is difficult to believe that there was actually a
time when the German popular image was not only otherwise, but completely the opposite. It was
very good and very old, going back, as we have seen, to the American Revolution.”
Stephen Foster and Four Part Harmony
Beer Gartens
Fairs
Christmas Tree Ship
The General Slocum
The 99 Day King
Section Two
The New Kid in Town
Hidden Motives [**important read!**]
Motives By Land
Motives By Sea
Die Hanse
First German Navy
Some old ships
The German Greyhounds
The Zeppelin
More on the Navy
Prince Heinrich of Prussia
German Nationalism
Creating War
The United States of Greater Austria
The Truth about poor little Serbia
Racmackers & Muckrackers
Mata Hari and Edith Cavell
Events Continued
Black Tom
Fathers and Sons
The Banksters and the Fed
Ford's peace ship
The Blockade and Attempted Starvation of Germany
A History of the Blockade of Germany and of the countries associated with her in the Great War: Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey
Sources
The Excuses
Q-Ships
The Kaiser's Pirates
The Ordinary Version
In His Own Words 1
In His Own Words 2
Urging Caution
Zimmermann Note
Sussex Pledge
Germany's Words
Sources
Birth of the Hun [**important read!**]
The Hun Gonna Steal Yer Farm!
Typical Propaganda for Kids
Funnies?
I Didn't Raise my Son to be a Soldier
Corpse factories
British Propaganda
War propaganda movies
Our “impartial” Observers
Britain‘s “impartial” Observers
Suspending the Constitution
Boys in the Band
The Feds — Internment of German-Americans
‘Fighting Bob’ La Follette
George Norris Speech
True Sons — African Americans — Minorities
Harry Elmer Barnes
Jane Addams
Helen Keller
Debs, O‘Hare, Reed
Randolph Bourne
Our Destroyed Heritage [**important read!**]
The Violence
The Hanging of Robert Prager
The Intimidation of the Innocent
“Orgies of Ruthlessness”
Hate Goes Global: Tea and a Flogging
Creating the Self Hating German
Goodbye Sauerkraut
All The Brave Young Men
The Blue Max
War Dogs
Poison Gas
Sources
The End Game
The End of the Empires
The Roaring Twenties
Shall we Hang the Kaiser?
Hang the Kaiser! But for What, and Would It Be Justice?
Old Spinmasters never die
What is still ok to hate?
The War as presented in Childrens Books (sick and twisted!!)
Sources
Hell
HELL: The Aftermath
The Physical and Cultural Destruction of Germany
Introduction
The World War Two Allied Bombing Campaign
Overview of the Bombing Campaign
Bombing Hell of German Cities
The Expulsions and Refugees in Several Parts
The Expulsion and Extermination of Eastern European Germans
East Prussia
Prussia: A Brief Background
Pomerania
A Background of Pomerania
Swinemünde
Oder Neisse
Background until World War Two
Castles
Not Lost but Cut in Two
A Song to Die For
The Sinner‘s Bell
Sudetenland
Background of the Sudetenland until World War Two
An Account of the German expulsion from Neutitschein
Original Place Names
The Brunn Death March
Background until World War Two
Gregor Mendel
More Expulsions
Sources: Expulsions and Refugees
Other Consequences of War
The Human Problem
The Women
The Plundering of Germany
Plunder Continued
The Teacup in a Tempest
Treasures of the House of Hesse
The American Protectors & German War Art
Das Hildebrandslied
Chivalry is not Dead
Discovered Marvels
“Project Paperclip”
Sources
The Great Patents Heist
The Book Burnings: Selective Censorship
Sources
The Destruction of German Monuments
Brandenburg Gate
Kaiser Wilhelm Monuments
Denmark
Sources
The Sorry Fate of German POWs
In the East: Grim conditions under the Reds
American and British Death Camps For Germans & Others
Using German POWs for Dangerous and Deadly Work
Sources