At this space [.....]
there used to be a link to my favourite search engine Google. But not anymore. If Google
censors itself because the Chinese
communists wants them to, one begins to wonder what other
information is kept secret for us to please which government.
Click here to protest against Google's China-policy
Update September
1st, 2007
Yahoo can't be trusted either. The company provided the Chinese
government with information that led to years of jail sentence for
"dissidents" Shi Tao and Li Zhi. Thank you, Yahoo! The company reminded
me of Jonathan Swift's malicious Yahoos, obsessed with "pretty stones".
What are we to do? Until further notice: use Miss DeWey's
search-engine. She's a lousy librarian, but at least she gives you
a reason to smile.
Biographisch-Bibliographisches
Kirchenlexikon
Alfred Loisy called the Foundations
“un système religieux“, and I think he was right. Chamberlain's
works abound with people related to the Christian religion: Popes,
church
fathers, Christian philosophers. Osarsyph, Papias, Loisy and
Chamberlain
himself: you'll find them all at this site. Huge and gründlich,
as you would expect from those Germans.
 Adolf von Harnack's Marcion: Das Evangelium vom fremden Gott
In the preface of his last book, "Mensch und Gott",
Chamberlain wrote that church father Marcion was "a noble man, who
carried in his heart a noble goal for the welfare of Christianity", and
that there are "remarkable similarities" between Marcion's religious
convictions and the ideas of Chamberlain himself, as laid down in
aforementioned book.
See also:
Tertullian's Adversus Marcionem
Marcion Info
Bibliothèque
Nationale de France
I'm jealous of the French people
that
they have a site like this: a library with some 70.000 books and texts.
Not only French literature, they collect everything, it seems, as long
as it is written in French. Gallica has some Chamberlainiana, for
instance the Foundations
in French, and his essays for the Revue des Deux Mondes. The
works
of Comte de Gobineau are held here too.
Unglaublichkeiten.com.
Bücher bis 1945.
Collection of
texts from German authors and scans from German magazines 'till 1945,
most of them related to National Socialism. But also other interesting
works: von Clausewitz, Ernst Haeckel, Wilhelm II...
The
Wagner Library
Richard Wagner's books, essays
and
libretti,
translated into English. For some original texts in German, see Projekt
Gutenberg-DE.
World
War I in 270 pictures
Coloured photographs from a collector's album, with comment —
seen from a German perspective.
Archivo
Wagner - Hemeroteca Wagneriana
Richard Wagner's books, essays
and
libretti,
translated into Spanish. Also at this site the Spanish translation of
Chamberlain's Das
Drama Richard Wagners: El
drama Wagneriano, and some other texts of his hand.
Projekt
Gutenberg-DE
Lots of Goetheana and other source
texts
in German.
Of course you won't find
Chamberlain's works here.
Everything
that even remotely looks like Verbreitung von Nazi-Gedankengut
(spreading
of Nazi-ideas) is prohibited in today's Germany. In Austria
Chamberlain's
works were put on a Liste der gesperrten Autoren und Bücher,
a list with forbidden books, right after the end of ww2. On
this
list, Chamberlain is accompanied by von Clausewitz, von Treitschke,
Hans
F. K. Günther, Nazi officials like Goebbels, and many others. For
my American visitors this will be an amusing fact: a list with
forbidden
books in enlightened Europe, just like the Index Librorum
Prohibitorum
in the good old days of the Roman Church! In the former DDR Chamberlain
was put on a black list too — the Liste der auszusondernden Literatur
—, but this time only his
war-essays were
prohibited — probably because the Soviets had no trouble with
anti-Semitism or anti-Catholicism.
For the sake of political
correctness
the memorial plaquette, attached to Chamberlain's house in the
Blümelgasse
in Vienna, was removed; streets named after him were rebaptised after
the war, for
instance
the Chamberlainstraße in Berlin (now the Niklasstraße). In
Bayreuth, Chamberlain is no longer honorary freeman, thanks to the
zealous Socialist Party there. I wonder what they are going to do about
Der
Fall Wagner, that notorious anti-Semite...
Sacred
Text Archive
In his books Chamberlain often
quotes
the Bible, but also the Upanishads, the Vedas and other ancient Hindu
texts;
most of them you will find here.
Eurobuch
I found most of my antique books
with
the help of Antbo and Abebooks,
but this site offers a meta-search engine, that looks in the databases
of Abebooks, Antbo, Amazon and many others.
Wer
ist wer in Bayreuth
Who is who in Bayreuth? Lots of
information
on everyone who has had something to do with this city. Has a
transcription
of a large essay on Chamberlain by professor Geoffrey G. Field (in
German),
originally published in the Nachrichten aus Bayreuth, 1975. The
owner of the site solemnly declares that he dissociates
himself from any National Socialist ideas, but that didn't prevent him
from copying the photographs of Chamberlain-the-proto-Nazi from my
pages. That's ok with me, I like
his
site, and I recommend it. By the way, I too don't like socialism,
whether
it be National or International...
You know of an
interesting
site that you feel should be on this list?
Write me an
email: hschamberlain@yahoo.co.uk
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