Viacheslav Demin

The Divine Gift of Blood Viacheslav Demin

"The Divine Gift of Blood. Race, Religion, and Raciology." is the work of Viacheslav Demin. In a well-written, easy-to-read format, Mr. Demin offers convincing spiritual proofs on the importance of maintaining racial purity. Besides citing the works of classic raciologists (such as Houston Stuart Chamberlain, Herman Wirth, Lanz von Liebenfels, Hans Guenter, and Julius Evola), and more recent academics (such as Vladimir Avdeyev), he provides evidence from the writings of Early Christianity, as well as the Bible itself. Demin also draws attention to passages in the ancient Aryan Rig Veda, and other works they recorded in Sanskrit. Among Mr. Demin's most important talking points is his discussion of early, faithful translations of the Bible, versus modern, less authentic versions. His samples of ancient Greek and Slavic translations of the Bible, and how they reveal the true thinking of the Classical World on race (views which were beyond question until only decades ago) are quite striking in this regard. Mr. Demin also places emphasis on the power of God and how with Him, all things are possible, including the salvation of the White Race from a sinister, Judaic-Canaanite program of destruction.