Yockey: A Fascist Odyssey by Kerry Bolton

Author:Kerry Bolton
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: Spengler, Oswald Spengler, Imperium, Union Movement, Youth Action, ELF, European Liberation Front, Oswald Mosley, CIA, Francis Parker Yockey, fascism, Ulick Varange, FBI, TRUD
ISBN: 9781912079148
Publisher: Arktos Media Ltd.
Published: 2018-02-24T05:00:00+00:00

Fraudulent Conversion?

While Yockey was presumed in some quarters to have not gone beyond Hitlerism, for orthodox Hitlerites such as George Lincoln Rockwell and Colin Jordan, he was a heretic. Colin Jordan, protégé and heir of Arnold Leese as leader of British National Socialism, responded to the issue of Jews and the Soviet bloc with Fraudulent Conversion: The Myth of Moscow’s Change of Heart. Although Jordan does not mention Yockey, Weiss or the ‘X.Y.Z.’ series on Russia, it is notable that his tract was published in 1955; the same year as the first two parts of ‘Russia’. Jordan also starts with reference to the Slansky trial in 1952, stating that it was this year (that is, the year of Yockey’s essay on the trial) in which claims were made on the fall of the Jews in the Soviet bloc. Jordan explains actions against Zionism in the Soviet bloc as a ‘family feud’ among Jews. ‘Communism, under its Jewish leadership, has been conducting a drive against the rival Jewish movement of Zionism, particularly since the creation of the state of Israel in 1948.’1259

Jordan’s views on the Jews and the Soviet bloc were standard ‘neo-Nazi’ opinion. In Fraudulent Conversion, Jordan saw any and every Jew with a position in the Soviet bloc as evidence that everything was still Kosher. Conservatives such as Gerald L. K. Smith and Lt. General P. A. del Valle held the same views. As Weiss’s series on Russia contended, Russian Jewry had been obliged to become Russified or be classed as enemies of the state. This Russification was not based on ‘social anti-Semitism’, which Yockey alluded to as serving Jewish interests (e.g. by affirming Zionist separatist ideology), but on ‘cultural anti-Semitism’, which routed Culture-distortion and retardation from the Culture-organism. Writing of this in regard to Germany, Yockey stated: ‘For the first time, anti-Semitism was as total as semitism. Mere social anti-Semitism was welcome to the Culture-distorter, for it unified his followers. But cultural anti-Semitism meant the end of the sway of power within the West of the distorter.’1260

In the USSR, this meant a State campaign as far-reaching on the Russian culture-organism as that of Germany’s measures vis-à-vis the Western culture-organism. This campaign was something more far-reaching than a family squabble between Jewish-communists and Zionists, or a clever trick to fool the goyim. Cultural-Bolshevism was rejected in favour of a Soviet culture founded on the ‘Great Russians’, laid out by Andrei Zdanov in 1948.1261 In 1949, F Chernov launched the Soviet campaign against ‘rootless cosmopolitanism’.1262 Meanwhile, the USA was promoting throughout the world abstract expressionism and jazz to show how free artists were in the West, compared with the repressive USSR. Trotskyites1263 were heavily involved in this campaign, which was primarily sponsored by the CIA, US State Department and Rockefeller Foundation.1264

‘Rootless cosmopolitans’ were widely regarded as synonymous with ‘Jews’. One of the first and most famous to be arrested in what would the following year become the campaign against ‘rootless cosmopolitanism’ was Solomon Mikhoels, director of the Moscow State Jewish Theatre.

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