Greeks, Romans, Germans: How the Nazis Usurped Europe's Classical Past (Paperback)

INTRODUCTION

PART ONE. ANNEXING ANTIQUITY
1. ORIGIN MYTHS: EX SEPTENTRIONE LUX
2. A NORDIC MEDITERRANEAN: GREECE, ROME, AND THE NORTH, BETWEEN GERMAN COUSINS
3. MENS SANA: ANTIQUITY, THE HUMANITIES, AND GERMAN YOUTH

PART TWO. IMITATING ANTIQUITY
4. FROM STONE TO FLESH: THE BODY OF THE NEW ARYAN MAN BETWEEN AESTHETICS AND EUGENICS
5. THE RACIAL STATE AND TOTALITARIAN SOCIETY: PLATO AS PHILOSOPHER-KING, OR THE THIRD REICH AS SECOND SPARTA
6. FROM EMPIRE TO REICH: THE LESSONS OF ROMAN RULE AND CLASSICAL COLONIALISM

PART THREE. RELIVING ANTIQUITY
7. HISTORY AS RACIAL STRUGGLE: THE CLASH OF CIVILIZATIONS BETWEEN EAST AND WEST IN ANTIQUITY
8. VOLKSTOD OR RASSENSELBSTMORD: HOW CIVILIZATIONS DIE
9. THE CHOREOGRAPHY OF THE END: AESTHETICISM, NIHILISM, AND THE STAGING OF THE FINAL CATASTROPHE
CONCLUSION

NOTES
INDEX

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