The Struggle for World Power

By George Knupffer

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0851727034
• ISBN13: 9780851727035
• Release Date: January 1986
• Publisher: Noontide Pr
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.8" x 0.5" x 5.5"

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Splendid!

George Knupffer's "The Struggle for World Power" is truly one of the most well written and important books I have ever read. Herein is detailed an extraordinarily thoughtful and well presented argument that illustrates the common origins of capitalism and communism and how these two movements have worked in tandem to create what is now rightly called the Servile State. Now, the latter appelation was first, I believe, set forth by the great Hilaire Belloc. But it well applies to our current situation, so vividly predicted by the brilliant and faithful Knupffer. Among the more compelling and important aspects of this wonderful work is the author's description of the truth of Imperial Russia before the Bolshevik Revolution. It was, in fact, the most sane and just polity in modern history. And Holy Russia was on the way to dominance in European affairs, both economic and political. As the world's last great Christian monarchy, Holy Russia then represented an existential threat to the revolutionary powers that now largely run our fallen world. It was for this reason alone that Holy Russia was chosen for destruction by the forces of subversion. Knupffer finally proposes the formulation of a "party of the Right". And his sane and just program for restoring order is as important today, as it was when written decades ago. Any person truly interested in understand modern history and our current situation would be well served by reading this terribly important and beautifully rendered book.

The Struggle for World Power.

We shall have World Government whether or not we like it. The only question is whether World Government will be achieved by Conquest or Consent. - James P. Warburg, son of Paul M. Warburg. _The Struggle for World Power: Revolution and Counter-Revolution_, first published in 1958 and re-published in 1986 by Noontide Press, by Russian émigré and monarchist George Knupffer is a fascinating account of the struggle between the materialistic messianists of usury capitalism and global communism and Christian civilization. George Knupffer was born early in the Twentieth century in St. Petersburg and was linked to the Russian monarchical dynasty. Knupffer fought in the Second World War after witnessing firsthand the Russian Civil War and the horrors of the Bolsheviks. Later he was to live as an exile in London. This work has also appeared in Spain under the title _La Lucha por el Poder Mondial_. One of the unique aspects of this book is that unlike many of those written from the perspective of the radical and anti-communist right, Knupffer also recognizes the evils of usury capitalism. Thus, it may be seen that rather than serving as a safeguard against Socialism and Communism, usury capitalism itself is a tool of the materialistic messianists and thus furthers their aims. In addition, Knupffer is able to see through much of the propaganda against the Russian people, and he notes that the Russians are fundamentally anti-communist and monarchist and that their nation has been overtaken by usurpers. Thus, Knupffer sees a distinct role for the Russians in the formation of a Christian party of the Right to oppose the materialistic messianists of the Left. Knupffer begins his book by considering a "three card trick", it is maintained that the world is divided into Communists in the East (including Russia) and Capitalism plus Democracy in the West. However, as Knupffer quickly shows this is an illusion, in that finance capital is certainly not opposed to the rise of Socialism and thereby Communism. Knupffer argues that through the Federal Reserve banking system and centralized banking generally, usury capitalism seeks to create a World Government in opposition to traditional Christian civilization. Knupffer then quotes extensively from various sources, showing the power of finance capitalism, world government, and the role of the Jews in the creation of world government and the Jewish state in Palestine. (Knupffer does however exonerate the great mass of Jews maintaining that it is only certain conspirators who are involved in this process.) Knupffer considers the economic origins of power, showing how the use of money developed from the medieval period until the modern day system of banking through the goldsmiths. Knupffer shows the power of gold and how this power came to be replaced by money that was not backed up by anything but paper. In this manner, the bankers have been able to consolidate their power over the people. Knupffer main

Great Book

The author, born in St. Petersburg on the eve of the Revolution, explains how taxes are levied to support, not the people, but the money-lenders; how finance-capitalism created Soviet Communism; how money is created out of nothing and lent at enormous profits to the State, industry and agriculture; and how the economic world is controlled by debt. A prescient foretelling of the collapse of Communism in Russia as well as a warning of the continuing menace of the one-world, debt-ruled superstate.