NOSTRADAMUS,
ASTROLOGY AND THE BIBLE
UPDATED
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This page contains a
list of articles which have been updated in the past three months because of additional
information or corrections. The additions and corrections are
described briefly.
By clicking its title, you get access to one of these articles.
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2010-03-06 |
Updated
articles in the substudy "World War II"
Information on dr. phil. Alexander Max Centgraf
alias dr N. Alexander Centurio
Due to the recent discovery of my German colleague Ulrich Maichle
that Centgraf in 1935 was relieved from his profession as pastor,
being accused of an immoral attitude to life, the information in this
short biography is adjusted. Further details can be found on www.nostradamus-online.de,
the website of mr. Maichle.
This short biography now also contains a description of part of the
contents of the article Die siebziger Jahre in der Sicht des
Propheten Nostradamus, the second and last part of a series of
articles by on Nostradamus, written by Centgraf in 1969-1970, and an
updated bibliography of Centgraf's publications about Nostradamus.
Nostradamus und Berlin - und andere
Weissagungen (dr. phil. A.M. Centgraf, Berlin, 1949)
Added: a description of Cengraf's comment upon quatrain 05-94 in Die siebziger Jahre in der Sicht des
Propheten Nostradamus, the second and last part of a series of
articles by on Nostradamus, written by Centgraf in 1969-1970.
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2010-02-28 |
Substudy
"World War II": information on dr. phil. h.c. Hans-Wolfgang
Herwarth von Bittenfeld
To several paragraphs, information is added, originating from the
correspondence of Herwarth von Bittenfeld and his wife with baron
Börries von Münchhausen, a German author/poet whose oeuvre they both
admired. This correspondence is nowadays preserved in the Goethe-Schilller
Archives in Weimar. |
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2010-02-27 |
Substudy
"World War II": Hoe
zal deze oorlog eindigen?
Due to information about a.o. the production in the thirties of
daily's and newspapers, the paragraph Hoe zal deze oorlog eindigen?
in daily's and newspapers in June - August 1940 is revised. The
discussed articles/reviews are divided into three groups. The thoughts
about Meijer Schwencke's involvements in advocating the contents of
this brochure and the other pro-German propaganda brochures he
produced, are described in a new paragraph, entitled The purpose of the positive articles
about the pro-German propaganda brochures of Meijer Schwencke / Ort. |
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2010-02-10 |
Updated
articles in the substudy "World War II"
Hoe
zal deze oorlog eindigen?
Voorspellingen
die uitgekomen zijn
Information
on Het Vaderland - Staat- en letterkundig nieuwsblad
These
articles now contain estimated numbers of subscribers of various
daily's and weekly's. These numbers were copied from the thesis Niet
voor publicatie - De legale Nederlandse pers tijdens de Duitse
bezetting. Although these numbers are estimations, they illustrate
the spread of the discussed daily's and weekly's and therefore the
spread of the propagandistic reviews of the national-socialist
brochures Hoe zal deze oorlog eindigen? and Voorspellingen
die uitgekomen zijn...
From Niet voor publicatie..., information about Meijer
Schwencke and the activities in 1940 of the Raad van Voorlichting der Nederlandsche Pers
has been added to the article Hoe zal deze oorlog eindigen?.
This information gives more insight in the backgrounds of the
propagandistic reviews of the brochure Hoe zal deze oorlog eindigen?
in the summer of 1940.
A description of an announcement in the Leidsch Dagblad of
the brochure Voorspellingen die uitgekomen zijn... has been
added to the article about this brochure. The lay-out of this article
is revised in order to improve readability. |
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2010-01-30 |
Substudy
"World War II": Hoe zal deze oorlog eindigen?
Added to the paragraph Hoe
zal deze oorlog eindigen? in newspapers in World War II: reviews
of this brochure in
the editions of June 14 and July 19 of the news- and advertisement
paper Frisia, which was published every Friday, and a review in
the edition of July 6, 1940 of De Waalbode. This raises the
total number of newspapers, discussed in this paragraph, to nineteen.
It is remarkable that these reviews have
also been published in other newspapers.
Also, a map is added to this paragraph in order to give an impression
about the spread in the Netherlands of the various propagandistic
newspaper reviews of Hoe zal deze oorlog eindigen?.
The paragraph Hoe zal deze oorlog eindigen? in newspapers in World
War II is now opened with remarks about pre-war reviews of other
propaganda brochures, published by Willem Johan Ort due to his
contract with Arie Meijer Schwencke. The closing of the introduction
of this paragraph now contains some remarks about the possible origin
of those reviews of Hoe zal deze oorlog eindigen? which were
published in several newspapers.
New is the paragraph Counter-weight, which contains a
description of an article, dating from August 1940, in which H. de
Greeve pr. turns himself against a.o. Nostradamus, and a description
of the political nature of the 1941-Vreede-translation. |
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2010-01-20 |
Substudy
"World War II": information on Elisabeth Noelle (prof. dr. dr.
h.c. Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann)
Added: descriptions of the contents of articles, dating from 1991,
about Noelle-Neumann's political attitude in World War II. |
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2010-01-14 |
Substudy
"World War II": information on dr. phil. h.c. Hans-Wolfgang
Herwarth von Bittenfeld
Added to the paragraph A pioneer in the field of propaganda:
information about the relation between Herwarth von Bittenfeld and
prof. dr. Karl Bömer, who was in charge of the Auslandspresse
department in the Ministry of Propaganda. Due to Bömer, Herwarth von
Bittenfeld got a job in his department after the outbreak in September
1939 of World War II, and was charged with special tasks.
Added to the paragraph Herwarth von Bittenfeld and
national-socialism: a quote from Der deutsche Soldat, his
contribution to Deutsche Saat auf fremde Erde (Berlin, 1936), a
book, edited by Bömer, about German influences on world history.
Further, this biography now includes almost all birth and death data
of Herwarth von Bittenfeld's children from his first marriage. Another
new detail is that Herwarth von Bittenfeld, according to the Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels, was
married four times instead of three times, as I supposed. |
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