The complete history of the white race, spanning 350 centuries of tumultuous events. This is a story–of vast visions, empires, achievements, triumphs, reckless blunders, crushing defeats, and stupendous struggles.
Most importantly, revealed in this work is the one true cause of the rise and fall of the world’s greatest empires – that all civilizations rise and fall according to their racial homogeneity and nothing else–a nation can survive wars, defeats, natural catastrophes, but not racial dissolution.
This new edition has been completely rewritten and updated. It contains new chapters, DNA studies, and other additions which shed further light on the white race’s progress—and destiny.
It also now includes a final section called “The Final Call—What Can be Done?â€
This Volume I is the first part of a two-volume set which was previously issued as a one-volume edition.
Contents
Foreword
Prologue: Some Important Facts
1: The First White Racial Types
2: The First Stirrings—the Late Paleolithic Age
3: Vast Temples and First Cities—the Neolithic Age
4: Laying the Foundations—the Old European Civilizations
5: Born of the Black Sea—the Indo-European Invasions
6: To the Ends of the Earth—Lost White Migrations
7: Inexorably Overwhelmed—Whites in the Middle East
8: Nordic Desert Empire—Ancient Egypt
9: Genesis of Western Thought—Classical Greece
10: Conqueror and Creator—Alexander the Great
11: The Age of the Caesars—Pre-Christian Rome
12: Power and Purpose—the Glory of Rome
13: Opponents and Allies—Rome and the Celts
14: The Useful Foe—Rome and the Germans
15: Racial Cauldron—Rome and the Middle East
16: By Stealth and Steel—Christianity
17: The First Great Race War—Attila the Hun 372–454 AD
18: The Triumph of the Slaves—the Fall of Rome
19: Eastern Bulwark—Byzantine
20: The Second Great Race War—the Crusades 1095–1270
21: Lessons in Decline—Spain and Portugal
22: The Third Great Race War—the Moors Invade Europe 711–1492
23: The Nordic Reservoir—Scandinavia
24: The Fury of the Men of the North—the Vikings
25: Flamboyance and Ferment—France
26: Destiny and Destruction—Napoleon Bonaparte
27: The Isle of Influence—England, Scotland, and Wales
28: Civil War and Emigration—Ireland
29: Small yet Significant—the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg
30: The Fourth Great Race War—Bulgars, Avars, Magyars, and Khazars 550–950
31: The Fifth Great Race War—Genghis Khan and the Mongols 1220–1650
32: Continual Conquest—the Baltic States
33: The Test of Ethnicity—Switzerland, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia
34: The Sixth Great Race War—the Ottoman Holocaust 1300–1919
35: Balkan Turmoil—Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, and Greece
36: Risorgimento—the Resurrection of Italy after the Fall of Rome
37: Gott Mit Uns—the Rise of Germany
38: The Doomed Empire—Austria and Hungary
39: The Rise and Fall of the Tsars—Russia 862–1917
Chapters 40 to 69 are contained in Volume II, along with the Postscript, Appendices and Index.
