Myriad Chronicles









The "Myriad
Chronicles"
Reviewed
By Dr. Rudolf Pueschel

"The victor writes the history of the vanquished.  The killer defaces     the slain.  
The feebler one leaves this world; what he leaves behind    are lies".  That's how
the German poet and playwright Bertolt Brecht  formulated the intellectual
state of affirs after a war.  
World War II is   no
exception.  The victorious
allies afforded an intense
re-education   process
(aka character or brain
washing) of the German
people through propaganda which in "Propaganda
and Persuasion" is  
defined as "the deliberate,
systematic attempt to shape
perception, manipulate
cognition, and direct
behavior to achieve a
response that furthers the
desired intent of the
propagandist".The majority
of  historians and politicians,
of the media and the
entertainment industry  became the  propagandist's willing helpers to   create a
worldwide perception that in 1945 Germany was liberated    by the victors, that 6
million Jews were gassed in German  concentration camps, that Germans could
only have been   perpetrators but never victims......

The American Johannes Rammund De Balliel-Lawrora opposes this   notion in his
book
The Myriad Chronicles.  The book has been put     together from many
sources, not the least
important of which are
eyewitness accounts of
people who survived the
war and its aftermath to
tell their stories, covering
the period from the
beginning of World War I
to the horrifying
anti-German atrocities
committed  after World
War II had ended. In
contrast to mainstream
propagamdists, De Balliel-
Lawrora does identify
with the vanquished. Thus
he doesn't deny the
existence of concentration
camps with all their
brutality in Hitler's
Germany.  But he places  those
German camps in context with the state of affairs in Indian            reservations in
America in the nineteenth century; with British      concentration camps in South
Africa during the Boer war; with       Stalin's gulag; with internment camps for
Americans,  German and Italian heritage in USA; with post-World War II              
          concentration camps in Czechoslovakia, Poland and Yugoslavia; and  with
the incredible post-war massacres of Germans by the peoples     of those
countries.

De Balliel-Lawrora doesn't shy away from documenting allied  war crimes.  Thus
he describes the fire bombing of Dresden on
February   13-14, 1945, completely  destroying 39 square  kilometers (15 square
miles) of one of the most beautiful cities in  the world. (But it did take Churchhill
and Bomber Command to      task for  this atrocity, making them two of the most
hated men in  the United  Kingdom.) Fellow author Kurt Vonnegut, who was in    
Dresden as a  POW at the time lived to write a book about it, calling it "the
largest   massacre in European history."  What is remarkable about this event   is
that an "open city" without war-strategic significance had been  leveled at a
time when allied victory in World War II was assured.     Undoubtedly, it was one
of the actions that Robert MacNamara, then    a colonel in the US Strategic Air
Command  (SAC) and later  defense  secretary in the Kennedy and Johnson
Administrations   caused to utter  "Had we lost World War II we would have
been  tried and probably  convicted as war criminals" in   the documentary
The
Fog of War.

When writing his book, De Balliel-Lawrora coudn't have known that   65 years
on a vice-president of the German parliament (Bundestag)     would lead a sit-in
to thwart a commemorative march of Dresden's     destruction. and that today's
follow-on German communist party          known as Die Linke would request the
fastest possible removal of a    commemorative pillar at the cemetery
Heidefriedhof in Dresden.   Those are consequences of the allied post World War
II   "re-education" that today is continued by Germany.  As stated     before,  
mainstream historiography and politics allow Germans to play a role  in history
as villains and perpetrators, but never as victims.  De Balliel-Lawrora opposes
such an one-sided approach to writing history.

De Balliel-Lawrora doubts the findings of a city-government appointed
Commission of Historians that the attack on Dresden  caused no more than
25,000 deaths.  One survivor of the inferno explains:  "The Commission
documents a survival rate of 10 percent and a death rate of 20 percent in
selected streets.  The missing undocumented 70 percent are considered survivors
by design. - The  Commission did not know the casualties either from the number
of refugees fleeing the advancing Red Army, or the number of wounded   in 40
field hospitals in Dresden at the time of the assault. - A Dresden museum displays
partly melted metal alloys with a melting  point of 2000 centigrades;  at such a
high temperature human bodies  would vaporize".  The government-appointed
Commission rejected   such testimonies of survivors because they were
"traumatized". Nevertheless, the official death rate of the Dresden firestorm is
25,0 00; that's what history books teach mankind the world over.  To state
anything different would be politically incorrect.   "
Politically incorrect!   You'd
have to be a moron to believe their logic?"

Regrettably, the book makes no reference to the Nuremberg trials with their
undoubted flaws, where many of the anti-German  perceptions in today's world.  
One of those is the creation of   paragraph  130 in Germany's penal code
(Strafgesetzbach) that makes any unfavorable discussion of Israel and the
holocaust a crime, in violation of the guarantee of free speech in the
Basic Law
(Grundgesetz), Germany's pseudo-constitution.

Nevertheless, mankind owes Mr. De Balliel-Lawrora thanks and  praise for his
courage to tell the "politically incorrect" truth in a very  convincing manner.  As
far as the German expellees are concerned,    the book brings their fate one step
closer to the British Jew, philosopher and philanthropist Victor Gollancz's
expectation that he  articulated 1947 in his book
Our Threaded Values:  "If the
conscience of men ever again becomes sensitive, these expulsions  will be
remembered to the undying shame of all who committed or  connived them."   De
Balliel-Lawrora's
The Myriad Chronicles is  a wake-up call of the conscience of
men.
Danzig
The murder of thousands of
women & children after WW II


Dresden
"The massacre of several
hundreds of Thousand
Germans towards the
end of World War II.  A
massacre that should have
never happened!!!

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