The Rise and Fall of German Political Influence

This chapter explores the historical absence of Germany's political significance since the last Hohenstaufen Emperor in 1267, highlighting the impact of Northern barbarian migrations on European civilization. It discusses the interplay between race, culture, and warfare dynamics, pointing out the need for the West to recognize and adapt to these racial narratives. Additionally, it reflects on the decline of high culture in society and the potential transformation of Western cultural legacy in America.