Einar Schlereth Knihy

I was 70 when I thought about this book and I started to collect material about the hate against Germany since WWI. I found much help in the monumental work of Docherty & Macgregor and the more I was digging the more lies I found. But then there are areas where you are forbidden to make any research. I lost courage but continued to collect documents, photos, videos. Finally, I overcame my cowardice especially through some friends who encouraged me. I took up the hottest questions like the Holocaust and the German guilt regarding WWI and WWII. The source for all the horror and the millions of deaths sprang up in a little room in London where a Jesuit-like Secret Society was founded. It grew and succeeded to win the wealthiest, mightiest and the most influential people at the time for their crime: to destroy Germany. The most important figures were Cecil Rhodes, Lord Esher, Natty Rothschild, Alfred Milner, the Queen, Winston Churchill, Lord Balfour, Llyod George. Later on, they won important persons from the USA with whom they manufactured WWII with the help of a criminal Austrian who made havoc not only in Germany but also all over Europe. And these were not heroic but disgusting and horrible times which I, as a little boy vividly remember. 29. Juni 2019

Der Autor reflektiert über seine Kindheit während des Krieges, geprägt von Isolation und Gewalt. Er beschreibt seine Auseinandersetzung mit dem Christentum und sein frühes Interesse an sozialen und politischen Themen, das ihn zu sozialistischen Ideen führte. Später begann er ein zweites Studium in Sozialismus und veröffentlichte politische Artikel.

Eigentlich wollte ich nur herausfinden, woher die ungeheuren Hasstiraden gegen die Deutschen und Deutschland kamen und wie sie entstanden sind. Dabei geriet ich unvermittelt in einen Sumpf von Intrigen, Verschwörungen und weltweeiten Komplotten, die Stoff für einen hervorragenden Thriller abgäben. Es ist kein Thriller geworden, aber spannend ist es allemal.