Theos-Talk Archives (July 2006 Message tt00079)

In a message dated 7/5/2006 12:52:30 PM Central Standard Time,  
carlosaveline@terra.com.br writes:

Besides, from the 1930s on, the whole of the theosophical movement was,  no 
doubt, on the side of democracy and against the Nazi mass-killers.  

So, as regards the Second World War and since its preparation years  
(1936-1939), no section of the theosophical movement had any involvement with  
nazi-fascism. 



There certainly was no overt sympathy for the Nazis after the start of the  
second world war.  You have to remember, that prior to that, there were  lots 
of people who like the Nazis, the Duke of Windsor, for example.  
 
I think the two most important things to remember in all this is that there  
was a time when people were a little nuts and Theosophy now, in any of its  
manifestations, is not like then.
 
Chuck the Heretic


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