View source for To Peter Odegard (8 April 1935)

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Professor Peter Odegard,<br />
Des Moines Public Forums;
Des Moines, Ia.

My dear Odegard,

I feel a perfect blackguard. Almost certainly these notes will no more be of any use to you. Anyhow, I have recovered my trunk which contained them, and so I make my suggestions for what they are worth.

In view of his position in the movement and his post the spiritus rector of practical National-socialist education, Alfred <u>Rosenberg books must</u> be regarded as a chief source of Nazi educationalism. Cf. especially Rosenberg on Ernst Krieck in “Mythus des 20. Jahrhunderts”.

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A Catholic version, but of course far from authoritative is D. Dr, Anton <u>Stonner</u>: Nationale Erziehung und Religionsunterricht. […]

Wilhelm <u>Stapel</u>: Der Christliche Staatemann […]

M. <u>Heidegger</u>'s famous Rektorasrede (University of Breslau) is perhaps the best sample of the new method of organising the Universities into military training camps of the body, the soul and the mind (in this sequence, please) and producing a metaphysics suited to this emergency.

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