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Temperature effects
By: 90sRetroFan Date: November 24, 2020, 2:49 am
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OLD CONTENT
We hereby commence the pushback against the popular HBD notion
(tacitly grounded in Western standards) that colder habitats
evolve superior people on average. It all depends on what
standards we use to measure superiority.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22345077
[quote]Sexual dimorphism in body composition across human
populations: associations with climate and proxies for short-
and long-term energy supply.
...
CONCLUSIONS:
The inverse correlation between lean mass dimorphism and
adiposity dimorphism indicates a sex-trade-off between these two
tissue accretion strategies. At colder temperatures, females
invest disproportionately more in adiposity, and males
disproportionately more in lean mass. Dimorphism also increased
in proportion to proxies for short-term but not long-term energy
availability. These findings suggest that phenotypic plasticity
contributes to variability in body composition dimorphism, and
that the occupation of dimorphic niches regarding reproductive
energetics may be important.[/quote]
In other words, warmer habitats evolve lower sexual dimorphism
on average. Therefore, by Aryan standards (low sexual dimorphism
is superior), warmer habitats evolve superior people on average.
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bigthink.com/surprising-science/humans-evolved-live-in-cold
[quote]Humans emerged from a tropical environment. For the most
part, our bodies are not well adapted to the cold. You might be
feeling that this winter as you battle the frost winds and dream
of sunnier days. The fact that we can live in cold climates is a
result of many behavioral adaptations. Though, in recent years
we've also found that some populations have genetically evolved
to be able to better adapt and live in the cold.
...
Tapper goes on to say:
At the higher latitudes, you're confronting seasonality for the
first time. . . They were experiencing winter. No other primate
lives where there's no fruit in winter. There may be a dry
season, but there's not a cold winter like these individuals in
Dmanisi were experiencing.
It's believed that by shifting to a more meat-centric diet that
they were able to live in such an environment.
...
According to research from the Biological Sciences and Molecular
Medicine at the University of California Irvine, scientists
discovered that after early humans had migrated to colder
climates, their chance of survival increased when their mtDNA
was mutated and generated greater body heat production.
Professor Douglas C. Wallace states that:
In the warm tropical and subtropical environments of Africa it
was most optimal for more of the dietary calories to be
allocated to ATP to do work and less to heat, thus permitting
individuals to run longer, faster and to function better in hot
climates… In Eurasia and Siberia, however, such an allocation
would have resulted in more people being killed by the cold of
winter. The mtDNA mutations made it possible for individuals to
survive the winter, reproduce and colonize the higher
latitudes.[/quote]
In other words, cold-adapted humans are thermodynamically more
wasteful twice over, once via their diet and once in how they
allocate energy after eating.
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www2.palomar.edu/anthro/adapt/adapt_2.htm
[quote]A study of 100 human populations during the early 1950's
showed a strong negative correlation between body mass and mean
annual temperature of the region. In other words, when the air
temperature is consistently high, people usually have low body
mass. Similarly, when the temperature is low, they have high
mass.
...
A corollary of Bergmann's rule stated that a linear shaped
mammal will lose heat to the environment faster than a more
compact one of similar size. The boxes below illustrate this
fact. Note that the long, narrow box has the same volume but
greater surface area. It is comparable to a tall, slender
animal.
HTML https://www2.palomar.edu/anthro/adapt/images/Bergmann's_boxes_2.gif
In 1877, the American biologist Joel Allen went further than
Bergmann in observing that the length of arms, legs, and other
appendages also has an effect on the amount of heat lost to the
surrounding environment. He noted that among warm-blooded
animals, individuals in populations of the same species living
in warm climates near the equator tend to have longer limbs than
do populations living further away from the equator in colder
environments. This is due to the fact that a body with
relatively long appendages is less compact and subsequently has
more surface area. The greater the surface area, the faster body
heat will be lost to the environment.[/quote]
While we (for good reason!) place a lot of emphasis on the
selective pressures exerted by the subsistence farming
lifestyle, it is also possible that (and this would explain why
farming began in warm regions) is that some initial
physiological neotenization occurred as a result of warm
climate, which came with mentality changes that made these
proto-Aryans think that farming would be a good idea, thus
creating the selective pressure that then led to further and
more comprehensive neotenization.
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I remember reading the Communication part of aryanism.net (out
of curiosity of course), and I had a mind pop about how warmth
usually equals welcoming, friendly, and empathetic while cold
equals unfriendly, calculated, detached, frigid (hence the idiom
"as cold as ice"). I thought it had some correlation with some
of the core messages of this website and that a lot of those on
the right who are interested into evolutionary biology always
relate to whites being descended from the Arctic and relying on
that as to why they claim they've created more complex
civilizations (via destroying everything in their path with
"cold calculation." This is a random tangent, but I'm just
curious....
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Definitely! One of the most dangerous enemy strategies we are
fighting against is the Arctic Alliance, which I guess deserves
reposting in this thread:
vdare.com/articles/john-derbyshire-at-amren-the-arctic-alliance-
revisited
[quote][quote]I divide the human race into Arctics and
non-Arctics on paleoanthropological grounds. So Arctics are
those present-day races whose remote ancestors inhabited the
forests and tundra of northern Eurasia—the whites and the
yellows, to a first approximation. In my book We Are Doomed I
used the synonym “Ice People.”
In the world today, the Arctics exhibit two characteristics that
separate them quite clearly from non-Arctics, or “Sun
People.”.[/quote]
FUCK YOU. We are Sun People.[/quote]
See also:
www.stormfront.org/forum/blogs/u64037-e3293/
[quote]In warm climates, people survive easily. They do not need
to devote much effort to finding food, as fruit grows
plentifully in the forests year-round. Contemporary
hunter-gatherers living in tropical areas eat relatively little
meat, and anthropologists believe Africans have always been
highly herbivorous[1].
...
In cold climates, on the other hand, food is difficult to come
by, as fruit does not grow the whole year round. Consequently,
people need to hunt to survive. In fact, primitive peoples in
Arctic climates rely virtually exclusively on animal foods.
Hunting requires creating tools and understanding of the
behavior of animals, both of which are spurs to the evolution of
intelligence.[/quote]
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Re: Temperature effects
By: 90sRetroFan Date: August 12, 2021, 12:33 am
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Example:
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[quote]Geiger's father Scott Hoffman told the World-Herald that
his son was 6-foot-3½ and 389 pounds and didn't have any known
medical conditions.
"He was a big kid, but he was a healthy big kid," he
said.[/quote]
He was a cold-adapted big kid.
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Note sibling similarities:
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Re: Temperature effects
By: 90sRetroFan Date: July 10, 2023, 4:34 pm
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HTML https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/extreme-heat-killing-europe-elderly-150042521.html
[quote]For the elderly, increased vulnerability can be explained
by several factors.
“First, as people age, their bodies become less efficient at
regulating temperature and adapting to heat stress,” says Dr
Raquel Nunes, Assistant Professor in Environmental Change and
Public Health, at Warwick Medical School.
This makes it harder for older individuals to move heat from the
core to the skin and maintain a stable internal temperature
during hot conditions. Once the body can no longer cool itself,
death can come in a matter of hours.[/quote]
It all fits together. People living in warmer habitats would
have been under greater selective pressure for ability to adapt
to heat stress. Since aging reduces ability to adapt to heat
stress, it should follow that people in warmer habitats evolved
to be higher in average neoteny. This matches what we see not
only physiognomically but also culturally:
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Cold-habitat-evolved people are inferior!
Also, our enemy Taylor on this topic from a while back:
HTML https://www.amren.com/videos/2022/12/how-the-races-got-that-way/
[quote]The most important environmental pressure that produced
racial differences wasn’t altitude or living around cattle — it
was the challenge of living far from the equator, where it was
cold and the winters were long. It was much harder to survive in
Europe and East Asia than in Africa, where it was warm and where
there were berries and fruit all year round.[/quote]
Sounds rather nice to me.
[quote]the organ that came under the greatest evolutionary
pressure in the north was the brain. If you’re not smart enough
to make warm clothes and build shelter for the winter, you die.
If you don’t store food to eat over the winter, you die. If you
don’t make weapons and cooperate with others to bring down
mammoths, you die. People living where it was warm didn’t have
to do those things, so they were not under intense evolutionary
pressure to evolve higher intelligence.[/quote]
So, which type of humans would the mammoths prefer?
[quote]People in the north had to evolve not just the
intelligence to build shelter, make warm clothes, and invent
weapons for killing big game. They had to think ahead, and this
is one of the most important human traits. [/quote]
This is thinking ahead:
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How much better would the world be with less thinking ahead?
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Re: Aryan bones
By: rp Date: August 20, 2023, 11:45 am
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Photo of actor Vijay at age 13:
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Note how long his legs are compared to his torso. I myself
assumed his legs were shorter before scrolling down the whole
page and seeing his feet!
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Re: Temperature effects
By: rp Date: September 3, 2023, 11:17 pm
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[quote]Er. Shailesh Bharadwaj
@Sapratha
Yeah genius, that is why civilization emerged in the harsh
winters of Scandinavia & Siberia as opposed to the hot & dry
climates of Egypt & Sumer.
Aristotle on why Persia has an empire while Europe doesn't:
people inhabiting the cold are brave but lacking intellect
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[quote]
Covfefe Anon
@CovfefeAnon
Imagine going through life pretending to not notice that the
tropical species that doesn't have to plan for winter views
wealth as purely something to show off and that the species that
does have to plan for winter views it as a way to provide for
the future[/quote]
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Re: Temperature effects
By: rp Date: September 7, 2023, 10:49 am
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Re: Temperature effects
By: rp Date: September 18, 2023, 10:26 am
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Eurocentrist detected:
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[Quote]
All the problems of the Indian sub continent would have been
solved if the average temperature was 15 degrees lower
(historically and continuing into the present).
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Re: Temperature effects
By: antihellenistic Date: November 7, 2023, 12:19 am
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Aryan means being farmer, westerners means being intelligent and
progressivist
[quote]First, in temperate and cold climates, females became
dependent on males for provisioning them with food because they
were unable to hunt, whereas in the tropics women were able to
gather plant foods for themselves. For this, women would have
required higher intelligence to select as mates the men who
would provision them. Second, women would have selected as mates
men who could provision them and their children, and these would
have been men with higher intelligence. This is a case of sexual
selection, identified by Darwin as one of the driving forces of
evolution. In the tropics, where women could collect plant and
insect foods that are available throughout the year, women did
not need men to provision them and would have been less prone to
select men with high intelligence as mates.[/quote]
Race Differences in Intelligence by Richard Lynn page 236
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Continuing :
[quote]A fourth selection pressure for enhanced intelligence
acting on the peoples who migrated into Eurasia has been
proposed by Satoshi Kanazawa (2008). He argues that intelligence
evolved in hominids to solve novel problems, and that Eurasia
presented migrants with these. He shows that mean annual
temperature and the novelty of the environments have independent
effects on the average intelligence of populations in different
parts of the world. This theory has received some support from
Valerie Stone (2002, p.420) who writes, “The major selection
pressures acting on Homo erectus seem to have been those of
foragers moving into new habitats with unfamiliar food
resources. Archaic Homo sapiens, in contrast, were big game
hunters and faced somewhat different selection pressures”—i.e.,
those of catching and killing large animals.[/quote]
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Re: Temperature effects
By: 90sRetroFan Date: November 7, 2023, 5:11 pm
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[quote]in temperate and cold climates, females became dependent
on males for provisioning them with food because they were
unable to hunt, whereas in the tropics women were able to gather
plant foods for themselves.
...
women would have selected as mates men who could provision them
and their children[/quote]
Our enemies are literally proud that cold-habitat women evolved
to select men on materialistic rather than romantic criteria!
We should be grateful that warm-habitat women, who did not need
to rely on male provisioning, could afford to be romantic.
Taking the above further, do cold-habitat or warm-habitat men
have more leverage to be patriarchal? Hence:
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Re: Temperature effects
By: antihellenistic Date: November 7, 2023, 8:06 pm
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Continuing :
[quote]Villarreala finds that there is “evidence of profound
social stratification by skin color.” Individuals with darker
skin tone have significantly lower levels of educational
attainment and occupational status, and they are more likely to
live in poverty and less likely to be affluent, even after
controlling for other individual characteristics (2010, pg.
652). The results “indicate a very strong association between
respondents’ skin color and their educational attainment.
Individuals with darker skin tones have substantially lower
education levels (pg. 665).” For instance, the odds of having a
college education or more are 29.5 percent lower for respondents
who are light brown compared with those who are white.
Similarly, the odds of having a college education are 57.6
percent lower for respondents who are dark brown compared with
those who are white (pgs. 665 66).[/quote]
Hitler even wasn't went to college
[quote]The validity of the IQs is the question of the extent to
which they provide genuine or valid measures of the cognitive
abilities of samples. It has often been argued that the peoples
who obtain low IQs are really just as intelligent as Europeans,
but the tests are biased against them. The issue of test bias
has been discussed at length by Jensen (1980) in his book Bias
in Mental Tests, in which he demonstrates that the assumption
that tests are biased towards Westerners is simply not tenable.
Individuals and races that do well on intelligence tests also
tend to do well in education, earnings, job performance, and
socioeconomic status (Jensen, 1980, 1998; Herrnstein and Murray,
1994). An Australian psychologist, Murray Dyck, (1996, p. 67)
has given this verdict on the “bias” thesis: The evidence
indicates that cognitive tests are equally reliable across
races, are of equivalent item difficulty across races, yield
similar subtest correlations…and factor analyses yield similar
results. The question of whether standard ability tests are
culturally biased has been answered: they are not.[/quote]
Richard Lynn's research on Negro people
[quote]During the last 200,000 years, the ancestors of the
contemporary sub-Saharan Africans continued to inhabit the
tropical and sub-tropical environments of equatorial sub-Saharan
Africa. This environment was not strongly cognitively demanding
for them, and primates had adapted to it for some 60 million
years. The hominids up to and including Homo erectus were
largely plant eaters, but they supplemented their diets with
scavenging the carcasses of animals killed by lions, leopards,
and cheetahs (Lee, 1968; Tooby and de Vore, 1989). The evolving
Africans lived much as hunter-gatherer peoples in tropical and
sub-tropical environments do today,subsisting largely on plant
foods, of which numerous species are available throughout the
year, and on insects and eggs, with only occasional
supplementation from animal meats obtained from hunting. The
ready availability of plant foods, insects, and eggs throughout
the year meant that the evolving sub-Saharan African peoples in
tropical and sub tropical Africa did not have to hunt animals to
obtain meat.
The humans that evolved in equatorial Africa were largely
herbivorous and were not adapted for hunting large mammals, so
this would have presented new cognitive problems for them.
...
Another was cliffs towards which a group of men could drive a
herd of herbivores, so that some of them would fall over the
edge and be killed (or sufficiently injured for other members of
the hunting group to kill them). Other natural traps were bogs
and the loops of rivers, into which hunting groups could drive
herbivores and then kill them. Archaeological excavations have
shown that all these traps were used by early humans in Eurasia
...
Like other peoples who have evolved in tropical and subtropical
environments, the New Guineans and the Australian Aborigines
were able to live on plant foods, insects, and eggs throughout
the year. When the Australian Aborigines were studied in the
desert of Western Australia in the 20th century, their diet
remained largely unchanged: they obtained 70–80 percent of their
food from plants and most of the remainder from eggs and
insects. They had no well-developed group hunting techniques
(Gould, 1969). It has been estimated that the Gadio people, a
tribe of New Guineans, obtain 96 percent of their food from
plants and only four percent from meat (Dornstreich,
1973).[/quote]
If the negro were evolutionary like that, then :
[quote]A negro with his taboos is far superior to a human who
firmly believes in Transubstantiation. - Adolf Hitler, December
13, 1941[/quote]
Source: Adolf Hitler - Table Talk page 146
[quote]The dirt was visible on the blacks only when the
missionaries, in order to teach them decorum, obliged them to
wear clothes. In its natural state, the negro is very clean. For
a missionary, the smell of dirt is agreeable. From this point of
view, they themselves are the dirtiest pigs. They have water
horrors. Adolf Hitler, February 19, 1942[/quote]
Source: Adolf Hitler - Table Talk pages 319 - 320
Richard Lynn's research on "whites" and "East-Asians" people :
[quote]By about 10,000 years ago, when the ended and the ice
sheets and tundra that covered northern Europe receded, the
Europeans emerged with higher intelligence shown by an increase
in their encephalization quotients (EQ), i.e. brain size in
relation to body size. Richard Cutler (1976) estimated that
preWürm Europeans had an EQ of 7.3, and by the end of the Würm
glaciation they had an EQ of 8.1. With this increased
intelligence, Europeans were able to make the Neolithic
transition from hunter-gathering to settled agriculture.
However, despite their high IQ, they were not able to develop
early civilizations, such as those built by the South Asians and
North Africans, mainly because the continent was still cold,
covered with forest, and featured heavy soils that were
difficult to plough. This environment was unlike that in which
the early civilizations were built, which had light soils and
river flood plains, which provided annual alluvial deposits that
allowed for agricultural surpluses, which could sustain an urban
civilization and intellectual class (Landes, 1998). From around
2500 BC, the Europeans overcame these problems in the relatively
benign climate of southern Europe, where they developed the
first European civilizations in Crete and Greece. From around
700 BC, the Italians began to build a civilization that
eventually became the Roman Empire; by AD 200, they embraced the
whole of Europe west of the Rhine, including the Danube basin,
the Near East, and North Africa. These first European
civilizations in Greece and Rome surpassed those of the South
Asians and North Africans in science, mathematics, technology,
literature, philosophy, and the arts. The western Roman Empire
had collapsed by the end of the 5th century AD, and European
culture suffered a setback in the ensuing period, commonly
called the Dark Ages. However, from about the year AD 1,000, it
revived, and by the year 1500, Europeans became the foremost
people in virtually all areas of civilization (Murray, 2003).
The reason on whites's material evolvement rather than East
Asians
A low level of social conformity and an element of psychopathic
personality appear to be ingredients in creative achievement
because they reduce anxiety about social disapproval and appear
to facilitate the generation of the original ideas that are
required for the highest levels of scientific discovery,
artistic expression, and economic enterprise.There is also
evidence for lower levels of creativity in the East Asians
(Lynn, 2007). Another factor may be an historical accident,
which has been discussed by Erich Weede and Sebastian Kampf
(2002): throughout much of its history, China was a single state
whose autocratic rulers were able to suppress liberties,
including freedom of thought, more effectively than the rulers
of the numerous European states, who were forced by competition
to concede liberties to their peoples.[/quote]
Therefore, if "whites" were evolutionary like that, then :
[quote]We were ready to throw our forces into the scales for the
preservation of the British Empire; and all that, mark you, at a
time when, to tell the truth, I feel much more sympathetically
inclined to the lowliest Hindu than to any of these arrogant
islanders. Later on, the Germans will be pleased that they did
not make any contribution to the survival of an out-dated state
of affairs for which the world of the future would have found it
hard to forgive them. We can with safety make one prophecy:
whatever the outcome of this war, the British Empire is at an
end. It has been mortally wounded. The future of the British
people is to die of hunger and tuberculosis in their cursed
island. - Adolf Hitler, 4th February 1945[/quote]
Source : Bormann, Martin – Testament of Adolf Hitler
(Hitler-Bormann Documents) Page 7
[quote]Spain, France and England had all weakened, weakened and
exhausted themselves in this futile colonial enterprise. The
continent from which Spain and England gave birth, which they
created piece by piece, has today acquired a completely
independent way of life and completely selfish views. Even so,
they were just an artificial world, without a soul, culture, or
civilization of their own; and judging from that point of view,
they were nothing more than dirt. - Adolf Hitler, 7th February
1945[/quote]
Source :
Bormann, Martin – Testament of Adolf Hitler (Hitler-Bormann
Documents) Page 13
[quote]The United States and Australia afford good examples.
Success, certainly - but only on the material side. They are
artificial edifices, bodies without age, of which it is it is
impossible to say whether they are still in a state of infancy
or whether they have already been touched by senility. In those
continents which were inhabited, failure has been even more
marked. In them, the white races have impose their will by
force, and the influence they have had on the native inhabitants
has been negligible. - Adolf Hitler, 7th February 1945[/quote]
Source :
Bormann, Martin – Testament of Adolf Hitler (Hitler-Bormann
Documents) Page 13
[quote]The white races did, of course, give some things to the
natives, and they were the worst gifts that they could possibly
have made, those plagues of our own modern world-materialism,
fanaticism, alcoholism and syphilis. For the rest, since these
peoples possessed qualities of their own which were superior to
anything we could offer them, they have remained essentially
unchanged. Where imposition by force was attempted, the results
were even more disastrous, and common sense, realizing the
futility of such measures, should preclude any recourse to their
introduction. One solitary success must be conceded to the
colonizers: everywhere they have succeeded in arousing hatred, a
hatred that urges these peoples, awakened from their slumbers by
us, to rise and drive us out. - Adolf Hitler, 7th February
1945[/quote]
Source :
Bormann, Martin – Testament of Adolf Hitler (Hitler-Bormann
Documents) Page 13 - 14
[quote]Transplant a German to Kiev, and he remains a perfect
German. But transplant him to Miami, and you make a degenerate
of him - in other words, an American - Adolf Hitler, 7th
February, 1945[/quote]
Source: Bormann, Martin – Testament of Adolf Hitler
(Hitler-Bormann Documents) Page 15
[quote]I have never liked France or the French, and I have never
stopped saying so. ... - Adolf Hitler, 15th February
1945[/quote]
Source :
Bormann, Martin – Testament of Adolf Hitler (Hitler-Bormann
Documents) Page 29
[quote]I have always abstained from criticizing or passing
judgment on Italy. I have on the contrary always been at great
pains to treat her as an equal. Unfortunately, the laws of
nature have shown that it is a mistake to treat as equals those
who are not your equals. - Adolf Hitler, 17th February
1945[/quote]
Source :
Bormann, Martin – Testament of Adolf Hitler (Hitler-Bormann
Documents) Page 33
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Source :
Bormann, Martin – Testament of Adolf Hitler (Hitler-Bormann
Documents) Page 13
Source of Richard Lynn's research :
Race Differences in Intelligence by Richard Lynn page 194, 201,
248, 251, 259, 263, 265
HTML https://archive.org/details/RaceDifferencesInIntelligenceAnEvolutionaryAnalysis
Hitler was did total betrayal to the White Nationalism
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