Year of Publication: 2012
Author: Kemp A.
Genre or theme: History of Race
Publisher: Ostara Publications
English language
Format:PDF
Interactive table of contents: Yes
Number of pages: 1172
Foreword to the Pinnacle Edition (2011)
This volume is, by far, the biggest and most complete version of March of the Titans yet published. It contains a large number of new sections, new pictures, and updated text. The sequential order of the chapters has remained the same, with one xception: the prologue now combines the basic explanation of race as a taxonomic concept and discusses the rise and fall of civilizations, as opposed to previous editions which saw it buried in chapter nine.
Arthur Kemp was born of a British father and a Dutch mother in Southern Rhodesia in 1962. Educated in South Africa, he holds a degree in Political Science, International Politics and Public Administration, having studied at the University of Cape Town
and the University of South Africa. He worked as a journalist on a major national daily newspaper; as an international risk consultant; as a retail market analyst for a blue chip company in the UK; and as a public relations consultant. The book you hold in your hands is the result of 30 years of work and travel to four continents.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
PROLOGUE: Some Important Facts
CHAPTER 1: The First White Racial Types
CHAPTER 2: The First Stirrings—the Late Paleolithic Age
CHAPTER 3: Vast Temples and First Cities—the Neolithic Age
CHAPTER 4: Laying the Foundations—the Old European Civilizations
CHAPTER 5: Born of the Black Sea—the Indo-European Invasions
CHAPTER 6: To the Ends of the Earth—Lost White Migrations
CHAPTER 7: Inexorably Overwhelmed—Whites in the Middle East
CHAPTER 8: Nordic Desert Empire—Ancient Egypt
CHAPTER 9: Genesis of Western Thought—Classical Greece
CHAPTER 10: Conqueror and Creator—Alexander the Great
CHAPTER 11: The Age of the Caesars—Pre-Christian Rome
CHAPTER 12: Power and Purpose—the Glory of Rome
CHAPTER 13: Opponents and Allies—Rome and the Celts
CHAPTER 14: The Useful Foe—Rome and the Germans
CHAPTER 15: Racial Cauldron—Rome and the Middle East
CHAPTER 16: By Stealth and Steel—Christianity
CHAPTER 17: The First Great Race War—Attila the Hun 372–454 AD
CHAPTER 18: The Triumph of the Slaves—the Fall of Rome
CHAPTER 19: Eastern Bulwark—Byzantine
CHAPTER 20: The Second Great Race War—the Crusades 1095–1270
CHAPTER 21: Lessons in Decline—Spain and Portugal
CHAPTER 22:The Third Great Race War—the Moors Invade Europe 711–1492
CHAPTER 23: The Nordic Reservoir—Scandinavia
CHAPTER 24: The Fury of the Men of the North—the Vikings
CHAPTER 25: Flamboyance and Ferment—France
CHAPTER 26: Destiny and Destruction—Napoleon Bonaparte
CHAPTER 27: The Isle of Influence—England, Scotland, and Wales
CHAPTER 28: Civil War and Emigration—Ireland
CHAPTER 29: Small yet Significant—the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg
CHAPTER 30: The Fourth Great Race War—Bulgars, Avars, Magyars, and Khazars
550–950
CHAPTER 31: The Fifth Great Race War—Genghis Khan and the Mongols 1220–1650
CHAPTER 32: Continual Conquest—the Baltic States
CHAPTER 33: The Test of Ethnicity—Switzerland, Czechoslovakia, and
Yugoslavia
CHAPTER 34: The Sixth Great Race War—the Ottoman Holocaust 1300–1919
1300–1919
CHAPTER 35: Balkan Turmoil—Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, and Greece
CHAPTER 36: Risorgimento—the Resurrection of Italy after the Fall of Rome
CHAPTER 37: Gott Mit Uns—the Rise of Germany
CHAPTER 38: The Doomed Empire—Austria and Hungary
CHAPTER 39: The Rise and Fall of the Tsars—Russia 862–1917
CHAPTER 40: Christianity Dominant—the Dark Ages
CHAPTER 41: The Rebirth of Classical Culture—the Renaissance
CHAPTER 42: In the Name of God—the Christian Wars
CHAPTER 43: White Expansion—Voyages of Discovery
CHAPTER 44: The Yihequan—Race War in the Far East
CHAPTER 45: The Sun Never Sets—The British Empire
CHAPTER 46: The Well of Bibighar—the British in India
CHAPTER 47: Conquistadors—the White Conquest of Mexico and South America
CHAPTER 48: Revolution! The Birth of the United States of America
CHAPTER 49: The Seventh Great Race War—the Amerinds
CHAPTER 50: The Eighth Great Race War—Mexico
CHAPTER 51: Three Fifths of a Person—the History of Slaves
CHAPTER 52: White Men Cutting One Another’s Throats—the American Civil War
CHAPTER 53: The Politics of Race—America until 1945
CHAPTER 54: Immigration and Racial Change—the Story of Canada
CHAPTER 55: The White Man’s Burden—South Africa
CHAPTER 56: May It Be Worthy of the Name—the Story of Rhodesia
CHAPTER 57: The Iron Law of Demographics—the Story of Australia
CHAPTER 58: Murderer’s Bay: The Race War in New Zealand
CHAPTER 59: Shaping the World—the White Technological Revolution
CHAPTER 60: The First Great Brothers’ War—World War I
CHAPTER 61: The October Revolution—Communism in Russia
CHAPTER 62: The Suppressed Link—Jews and Communism
CHAPTER 63: The Second Great Brothers’ War—World War II
CHAPTER 64: The Shadow of the Ghetto—the Saga of the European Jews
CHAPTER 65: The Racial State—the Third Reich
CHAPTER 66: The End of White Supremacy—Decolonization and “Civil Rights”
CHAPTER 67: The Wall Falls—the Collapse of Communism
CHAPTER 68: The Changing Face—Nonwhite Immigration into the White
Heartlands
CHAPTER 69: Ragnarok—the Coming Fall of the West
POSTSCRIPT: The Final Call, or, What Can Be Done?
APPENDICES
Appendix 1: Genetic Evidence for the Aryan Invasion of India
Appendix 2: Genetic Evidence of Europeans in Ancient China
Appendix 3: Western European Genetic Remnants in Egypt
Appendix 4: Genetic Evidence of Racial Mixing in Greece
Appendix 5: Classical Literature References to Race
Appendix 6: The Negro Presence in Ancient Greece
Appendix 7: Genetic Evidence of Racial Mixing in Italy
Appendix 8: Classical Roman Writers on Race Mixing in Rome
Appendix 9: Famous Historians on the Racial Decline of the Roman Empire
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