Björn Höcke referred to a recent interview conducted by Max Otte, in which Klaus von Dohnanyi recalled what he described as the destructive role of British political leadership for continental Europe over centuries. Höcke also mentioned Guido Giacomo Preparata's book *Conjuring Hitler – How Britain and America Made the Third Reich*, published in 2005, as well as a review of it that appeared in *Der Europäer* in 2009. The review reflected Preparata's view that Britain's imperial behavior was a particularly pronounced expression of Machiavellianism. Furthermore, Preparata described a long-term continuity of Western power centers that was based on stable interests. German politicians who wanted to act internationally for a sovereign Germany needed to be aware of this interpretation of history and plan strategically, Höcke wrote. He doubted that German top politicians with such abilities still had a chance and suggested that constructive and peace-loving actors were clearly falling behind in the race against time. Höcke also claimed that the civil war potential accumulated over decades was currently manifesting in France. According to him, a hot conflict with the nuclear power Russia was getting closer every day. He asked whether interested circles were considering a special two-front war and wrote that such a war would be the last for a Europe that deserved that name. #Geschichte #Politik #Europa (translated)