English Translation

40.) and the milieu can have an influence on their material growth, development and fall, but not on their innate being. In this their being, however, different races are absolutely different from each other, there are higher and lower races, worse and better, equal to their beginnings; this difference in quality and nature reads itself by no devi- lation, and no theory of all-manhood, of the gleiohheit of men and of human universalism is able to solfaffen these natural inequalities out of the world. Among the individual races is then the highest and most perfect the so-called nordisahe, arisohe race She sawafft and is the bearer of the best, the most perfect human culture. In the course of development, it has indeed come into contact with other and lower races on the way from the north to the south, transferring its culture to it, and in many cases it has been seen; it has thus become the bearer of the higher culture among the other races, and yet it has understood how to maintain itself in its purity and, therefore, to continue to shape the history of humanity, although in some places and at some times it was in too great a danger of racial mish-ness. So, according to the National Socialist philosuphian-historical view, human history is simply a struggle of the higher race with lower races,