Kaspar Hauser und die Schicksale Englands und Frankreichs

Posted by on Aug 14, 2024 in auf deutsch, east west issues, kaspar hauser, most recent | 0 comments Dieser Vortrag wurde in leicht gekürzter Form erstmals von Terry M. Boardman am 3. August 2024 bei den alle zwei Jahre stattfindenden Kaspar Hauser Festspielen in Ansbach, Deutschland gehalten. Guten Morgen. Ich freue mich sehr, nach sechs Jahren Pause wieder hier bei den Festspielen zu sein und ich bedanke mich nochmal herzlich bei Eckart Böhmer für die Einladung. Ich war 2004 zum ersten Mal...
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A Different Country? The 13th Century and Today (2)

Posted by on Apr 29, 2024 in east west issues, miscellaneous, most recent | 0 comments This article was first published in New View magazine #111 April-June 2024 Part 1 of the article is here: http://threeman.org/?p=3182 IN the presence of Rudolf Steiner during his visit to Britain in the late summer of 1923, on 2 September the Anthroposophical Society in Great Britain was founded, and Daniel N. Dunlop proposed that Rudolf Steiner become its president for life, which Steiner...
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Lines in the Sand: Britain, America and the Formation of the State of Israel

Posted by on Jan 27, 2024 in east west issues, First World War, most recent | 0 comments  A slightly revised and corrected version of an article that first appeared in New View magazine issue 110 Jan.-March 2024 David Ben-Gurion, Israel’s first Prime Minister, read out Israel’s Declaration of Independence in the Tel Aviv Museum Hall on 14 May 1948; it included the following words: “In the year 5657 (1897), at the summons of the spiritual father of the Jewish State, Theodore...
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The Anglo-Russian Antagonism Part 3 (Conclusion)

Posted by on Feb 15, 2023 in east west issues, nwo | 0 comments This article first appeared in New View  magazine #106 Jan.- March 2023 In the three articles I have written in New View magazine this year about the conflict in Ukraine, a conflict which has broken out 33 years after the momentous events of the year 1989, and 233 years after the outbreak of the French Revolution, I have tried to show something of the deeper background to the Ukraine conflict...
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The Anglo-Russian Antagonism Part 2 : The 19th Century ‘Great Game’

Posted by on Nov 21, 2022 in east west issues, nwo | 0 comments The two largest empires, the two greatest imperial rivals in the world for most of the 19th century were the British and the Russian. In the middle of that century their rivalry led to a major military conflict between them in Russia’s Crimea, a region thousands of miles from Britain and France, which those two allies invaded in 1854. Since the Crimean War, the Anglo-Russian antagonism has...
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The Anglo-Russian Antagonism Part 1

Posted by on Jul 18, 2022 in east west issues, most recent, nwo | 0 comments To heal an illness, we must first diagnose it correctly; we must understand what is causing it. What then are the roots of the Anglo-Russian antagonism that we see going on related to the conflict in Ukraine? For while the local conflict there appears to be one between Russians and Ukrainians that has its own history in the decades and centuries of uneasy relations between those two Slavic...
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