Wolfgang Hutter
@WolfgangHutter2
Followers
7K
Following
10K
Media
4K
Statuses
23K
Ex grad student in German history. Teacher. History/historiography/book poster. Germanophile. Rightist and Modernist.
Joined September 2020
Long form article-thread on Christopher Clark's book on German missionary activity among Jews and Clark's theories for the transformation of that "eschatology" from the days of the Reformation up until the Third Reich or "How German Christians go from 'The Jews are our salvation'
3
11
116
RT @Rustyshere: Discovered another gem in the archive. States Rights Gist: A SC General of the Civil War by Walter Brian Cisco (1991). Ge….
0
3
0
Claude Kitchin -a North Carolinian and Democrat congressman - with one of the better speeches made in opposition to American entry into WWI. "Half the civilized world is now a slaughterhouse for human beings. This Nation is the last hope of peace on earth, good will toward men.
1
1
14
Can't stop listening to this song and imagining a boomer couple riding a Harley down to Florida after selling a home they bought in 91 for a bajillion dollars.
0
0
5
Correction, Hayden was just a reporter, he is interviewing one or several people who were involved.
0
0
3
Full text can be found above. There seems to be a number of interesting resources on this website.
1
0
3
I have been looking for something like this for a couple of years now. This is an account of the Wilmington, NC insurrection of 1898 from one of the men responsible for it (written 1936). There are several books written on this subject and PBS just released a two-hour documentary
2
1
24
I remember skimming this book years ago for something I wrote on "America First Committee", but reading over it again it is one of the better books on the subject. The biographical conduit in this case works really well in exploring why some Americans became so impassioned
0
0
8
RT @sonnysehra: 16th-century dutch linguist johannes goropius becanus argued that dutch was the original language of creation spoken in par….
0
306
0
I am so unabashedly pro-PBS, it's not even funny. Ideally, I would quadruple their budget and hand it over to @herandrews and @amconmag . It is unfortunate that it has become so ideologically toxic compared to what it was as recently as the 90's (that era of "American Experience".
John Dickerson: “Make the case for PBS.” BS from @KenBurns on @FaceTheNation: “It is the Declaration of Independence applied to the communications world. It mainly serves rural areas in which the PBS signal may be the only signal they get. They have. homeland security, crop
1
0
27
Conservative Americans have never been huge fans of socialism and direct market intervention, but there is a strange tradition of economic populism that is weirdly utopian and - at the bare minimum - advocates for more money in the hands of consumers. We see this with someone
5
2
42
The first two I have ever bought. Thinking about starting a collection.
2
1
34
"The personal is political" and it's consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
The integral connection between the formation of (objective) worldviews and (subjective) identities explains why so many defend their worldview even when reality falsifies it. Rejection of the premises of the worldview constitutes a wound to one's identity.
1
1
23
Clyde Wilson on the nature and purpose of civilization and conservatism
0
11
53
RT @nfseverin1: The Democratic Sublime by Jason Frank is a great source for a summary of scholarship on Rousseau's politics (in chapter 2).….
0
3
0
WJ Cash on Broadus Mitchell's "The Rise of the Cotton Mills in the South" and southern cotton textile mills as a "social enterprise" (this thesis is really fascinating to me. Even having a lot of experience with southern history, I hadn't really encountered this argument before,
Broadus Mitchell was a native Kentuckian who became a history professor at John Hopkins and ran for governor of Maryland in 1934 on a socialist ticket. Mitchell was one of the first major southern historians to adopt modern "social scientific" methods in his pioneering history of
1
2
14
RT @feuilletonopfer: I once sat in on an art history seminar given by this old mitteleuropean catholic whose every word — without him even….
0
4
0
WJ Cash on the physical appearance of southern cotton mill workers (I guess this is not too far off from the "NAFTA body" and dead eyes of the average Dollar General/methadone clinic frequenter in Appalachia or my homeland of West MD/PA)
3
6
40