How influential are Jewish pressure groups and individuals in the world, in western nations, and specifically in the U.S.? Is this influence too great or too small? Is it beneficial or detrimental? Far from providing a ready answer, CODOH offers the views of others for contemplation.
By Germar Rudolf ∙ July 2, 2024
On June 10, Dave Gahary from Money Tree Publishing mentioned that a conference is being organized for the end of June 2024 that will address the “Jewish Problem” in the wake of events unfolding in Gaza. He floated the idea that I could attend as well in order to present my thoughts on this topic….
By Francis Goumain, Francis Carr Begbie ∙ May 3, 2024
Few people remember it, but in the summer of 1947, a terrible heat wave swept across Europe, not quite as intense as that of 2003, but spread over a substantially longer period. But it’s not the only event that’s been almost completely forgotten about this summer, or, when it’s mentioned again, we are presented with…
By Francis Goumain ∙ March 19, 2024
Like Raymond Aron, we believe we need to distinguish between power and might. Power is the organization that makes might effective, but power can also become impotent, meaning that power without might is nothing. Keeping this in mind, let’s start our anthology 1. 1965 Konrad Adenauer, “One should not underestimate the might of the Jews”…
By Ernst Manon ∙ December 10, 2022
Did prisoners of Muslim faith also fall victim to extermination in Auschwitz? By no means! “The so-called ‘Muselmann’, as the camp language called the inmate who gave himself up and was abandoned by his comrades, no longer had a space of consciousness in which good or evil, noble or common, spiritual or unspiritual could confront…
By Ernst Manon ∙ August 13, 2022
“How often, when a fire breaks out, do you hear the words: ‘Thank God, now people have something to do again.’ I know a good remedy. You set fire to a city, you set fire to the empire, and everything swims in money and prosperity. Make furniture that you can burn down after three years…
By Ernst Manon ∙ June 8, 2022
Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi, Zakhor: Jewish History and Jewish Memory, University of Washington Press, Seattle, 1982/1996, xvii, 144 pages/ xxxvi, 154 pages. Quotations are lifted from the German edition: Zachor: Erinnere Dich! – Jüdische Geschichte und jüdisches Gedächtnis, Verlag Klaus Wagenbach, Berlin 1996. This book is an excellent and, in my opinion, necessary addition to Israel…
By Ernst Manon ∙ May 16, 2022
Introduction In the U.S., the 1968er revolts were mainly connected with the pro-black civil-rights movement as well as protests against the Vietnam War. In Europe, with no involvement in the Vietnam War and no significant sub-Saharan population (yet), protests were mostly limited to students, and were dominated there by left-wing radical and extremist groups. In…
By Thomas Dalton ∙ May 27, 2022
Thanks to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, we indeed seem to be rushing headlong into a major war – possibly a World War Three, possibly the world’s first (and perhaps last) nuclear war. Ukraine leadership and their Western backers seem hell-bent on fighting to the last man, and Vladimir Putin, as an old-school Cold Warrior,…
By Ernst Manon ∙ February 18, 2022
Reports that hardly find a place in our newspapers were moving the public in Israel around the turn of the millennium. It is about the history of the Old Testament, which often contradicts archaeological findings. In the Israeli daily newspaper Ha’aretz, which is considered to be prestigious, the scientific results of a century of excavations…
By Ernst Manon ∙ October 13, 2021
Stéphane Courtois’s Black Book of Communism used to cause quite some headaches among leftists and liberals. To this day, we still don’t really know how to categorize the 100 million deaths of Communism, and whether any clear attribution of blame is appropriate or permissible. In the final chapter “Pourquoi? – Why?”, the editor Stéphane Courtois,…
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