Nietzsche, Prophet of Nazism : the Cult of the Superman; Unveiling the Nazi Secret Doctrine (ePub)

Diplomat, thinker, writer, and poet, Abir Taha holds a postgraduate degree in Philosophy from the Sorbonne. A career diplomat for the Government of Lebanon, she has previously served as the Consul of Lebanon in Paris and as First Secretary at Lebanon’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations in Geneva.

Taha is an expert in Nietzschean thought. For years she has extensively read, studied, and analysed Nietzsche’s philosophy. She has written several studies and dissertations on philosophy and political theory, particularly Nietzschean thought. Whereas most Nietzsche scholars ignore the spiritual dimension of Nietzsche’s philosophy, the author contends that there lies the essence of the great German philosopher’s work. She thus put special focus on Nietzsche’s spirituality, which is deeply influenced by Greek and Indian philosophy.

Having deep knowledge of Western and Eastern esoteric thought and the influence of esoteric schools on current political ideologies, the author underwent extensive research on Nazism and its occult roots, paying special attention to Nietzsche’s influence on what she calls “Esoteric Nazism”, thus unveiling the Nazi Secret Doctrine and establishing a clear link between Nietzsche’s philosophy and Nazism as a spiritual Weltanschauung.

Also published by the author:

- Twelve Resolutions for a Happy Life – A Manual of Happiness (Numen, Australia, 2015).
- Verses of Light (Arktos, London, 2014).
- Defining Terrorism: the End of Double Standards (Arktos, London, 2014). The book was translated into Portuguese and published in Brazil.
- Le Dieu à Venir de Nietzsche, ou la Rédemption du Divin (Editions Connaissances et Savoirs, Paris, 2005). The book was translated into English under the title Nietzsche's Coming God, or the Redemption of the Divine, and published by Arktos in London in 2013.

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