Savitri Devi: Daughter of the Black Sun.

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Savitri Devi

Escritor grego-francês, apologista da ecologia profunda, direitos dos animais, nacional-socialismo e hitlerismo. Durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, ela se dedicou à espionagem para o Eixo na Índia. Na década de 1960, ela escreveu sobre os direitos dos animais e se tornou uma das líderes do movimento clandestino nazista. Nos anos do pós-guerra, ela manteve contato e colaborou com Françoise Dior, Otto Skorzeny, Johann von Leers, Hans-Ulrich Rudel. O neofascista italiano e ideólogo do nazismo-maoísmo Franco Freda a chamou de "a missionária do paganismo ariano". Ela também foi uma das fundadoras da União Mundial dos Nacional-Socialistas (Inglês) Russo.

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The New Right held their 29th meeting in London, England on Sat. Oct. 23, 2010. This is a speech by Jonathan Bowden entitled Savitri Devi: Daughter of the Black Sun.

Savitri Devi was born Maximine Portaz on 30 September 1905 in Lyons, France at 8:45 a.m. She died shortly after midnight on 22 October 1982 in Sible Hedingham, Essex, England. Of English, Greek, and Italian ancestry, she described her nationality as “Indo-European.” In 1935, while studying at Rabindranath Tagore’s Shantiniketan Ashram in Bengal, Maximine Portaz, at the suggestion of some fellow students, took the pen name Savitri Devi. “Savitri” is one of the Sanskrit names of the sun, and “Devi” means goddess. It was a perfect name, since Savitri was a devotee of what she considered the primordial Aryan religion: the worship of Life and Light. (“Devi,” by the way, is not a surname, but a title that all Aryan women in India are entitled to take. Thus Savitri Devi should not be referred to simply as “Devi” for short, but as “Savitri” -- just as Saint Paul is referred to as “Paul” not as “Saint.” By themselves, titles such as Saint, Mister, Doctor, or Devi do not refer to any particular person.)