Jacques de Mahieu
Jacques de Mahieu was a French Collaborationist under Vichy and former member of the Charlemagne SS Waffen Division. After the Liberation of France, he was one of the first to flee to Juan Peron's Argentina through the ratlines organized by Peron and the Vatican. A Naturalized Argentinean , he became an ideologue of the Peronist movement, before becoming a mentor to a Roman Catholic nationalist youth group in the 1960s Mark Falcoff, Peron's Nazi Ties, Time, November 9, 1998 . He wrote several books on esoterism, which he mixed with anthropological theories, creating "scientific racism" theories La rama nazi de Peron, La Nacion, 16 February 1997 . He wrote as well on pre-Columbian America as on esoteric Nazism. He traveled in Paraguay for anthropological studies, and claimed the Guayaki tribes were descendants of the Vikings. Jacques de Mahieu became a professor of anthropological studies in Buenos Aires with important functions (some claim rector of the Institute of Human Studies). He allegedly traveled to Brasil in 1974 where he visited the Sete Cidades park in Piaui and considered it a Viking establishment .
Beside anthropological interests, Mahieu also wrote about economy and state questions, and his known rather for these questions than his esoteric hypothesis. He thus wrote a book titled The Communal Economy (1964), and a social and economic project inspired by him was developed in the region of Cuyo , before being canceled by Aramburu's government which toppled Peron's government in 1955 during the so-called Revolucion Libertadora coup For a better understanding of this matter, and in order to get a more detailed description of his influence in those revolutionary groups who took to guns in the last 60's and early 70's in Argentina, see Roberto Bardini, Tacuara, la Polvora y la Sangre , dedicated mainly to the far-right Tacuara Nationalist Movement .
In 1989, he was taken in photos during the presidential campaign of Carlos Menem La Odessa que creo Peron, Pagina/12, 15 December 2002 (interview with Uki Goni .
His work, in particular concerning the alleged history of Vikings purported to have become the elite of the Inca Empire, continues to inspire scientific racism theories and is quoted in quite a few such groups. His books on the Knights Templar alleged that they had found their secrets in Mexico before Columbus's "discovery" of the Americas.
Bibliography
Le grand voyage du dieu-soleil , Robert Laffont, 1974, ASIN B0000DMVHD
Les Templiers en Amerique (The Knight Templars in America), J'ai Lu, 1999, ISBN 978-2277221371
''Drakkars sur l'Amazone(Drakkars on the Amazone), Copernicus Diffusion, 1977, ISBN 978-2859840020
La Fabuleuse Epopee des Troyens en Amerique du Sud(with reference to Thule), Pardes, 1998, ISBN 2867141427Video: "Europa y el nacionalsocialismo : desde el tratado de Versalles"
La Agonia del Dios Sol(these three books are found in Neo-Nazi circles in Argentina) El Rey Vikingo del Paraguay La Geografia Secreta de America La Economia Comuntaria, Buenos Aires 1964, Universidad Argentina de Ciencias Sociales. El Estado Comuntario, Buenos Aires 1973, Ediciones La Bastilla (2da. edicion). Tratado de Sociologia General, Buenos Aires 1969, Centro Editor Argentino.Proletariado y Cultura, Buenos Aires 1967, Editorial Maru.
Maurras y Soral, Buenos Aires 1969, Centro Editor Argentino.Fundamentos de Biopolitica, Buenos Aires 1968, Centro Editor Argentino.
Diccionario de Ciencia Politica, Buenos Aires 1966, Books International.Evolucion y Porvenir del Sindicalismo, Buenos Aires 1954, Ediciones Arayu.
La Inteligencia Organizadora, San Luis 1950, Editorial San Luis.''Filosofia de la Estetica, San Luis 1950, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo.
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