Title: Early example of National Socialist rhetoric
Product review: Dr Ewald Banse, an obscure professor at Brunswick Technical College in the 1930s, caused no little controversy in February 1934 with the publication of this book. This book was originally published in Germany under the title of "Raum und Volk in Weltkriege" in November 1932.In this book, Banse essays that Germany would need to invade Great Britain, and advocates Bacterialogical warfare and selective eugenic bredding as the way to achieve this.A chilling precursor to the Nazi atrocities, Banse also advocates the the destruction via military means of Great Britain.Originally German authorities tried to have the translation of this book book banned, as the german edition had already created a diplomatic incident.Dated, but of interest to the political and social historians oof the 30s, this book is of only moderate interest to those interested in hypothetical invasions of Britain.
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