Два Хаусхофера
В русской Википедии - обширная статья о генерале, профессоре Карле Хаусхофере, основоположнике (между двума войнами) германской геополитики, друге Рудольфа Гесса, учителе многих нацистов. И никакой статьи (даже в виде "красной" ссылки) о его сыне Альбрехте (англ. статья), участнике заговора 20 июля, расстрелянном эсесовцами при эвакуации заключенных из тюрьмы Моабит.
Эти люди будут учить другие народы истину любить, ага.
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Хорошие воспоминания о фон Мольтке есть в мемуарах Кеннана (том за 1925-50 гг.).
On their first meeting Kennan found Moltke “immersed in a study of the Federalist Papers—to get ideas for the constitution of a future democratic Germany.” Kennan later recalled that “the picture of this scion of a famous Prussian military family, himself employed by the German general staff in the midst of a great world war, hiding himself away and turning, in all humility, to the works of some of the founding fathers of our own democracy for ideas as to how Germany might be led out of its existing corruption and bewilderment has never left me.”
Moltke so impressed Kennan by his longing for a free government and the rights of people everywhere—despite his heritage of complacent privilege and monarchy—that the young diplomat declared years later “I consider [Moltke] to have been the greatest person, morally, and the largest and most enlightened in his concepts, that I met on either side of the battle lines in the Second World War. Even at that time [early in the war] he had looked beyond the whole sordid arrogance and the apparent triumphs of the Hitler regime; he had seen through to the ultimate catastrophe and had put himself to it inwardly, preparing himself— as he would eventually have liked to help his people—for the necessity of starting all over again, albeit in defeat and humiliation, to erect a new national edifice on a new and better moral foundation.”
In particular Moltke impressed Kennan “by the extent to which [he] had risen, in his agony, above the pettiness and primitivism of latter-day nationalism.” Moltke correctly predicted that following the war “My own homeland of Silesia will go to the Czechs or the Poles,” yet he insisted that while sad, the loss of German territory did not matter. “For us” Moltke wrote to an English friend, “Europe after the war is less a problem of frontiers and soldiers, of top-heavy organizations or grand plans... Europe after the war is a question of how the picture of man can be reestablished in the breast of our fellow citizens.”
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