 Acknowledgments and Sources The author would like to express his thanks to the following people, institutions and works for help, guidance, inspiration and clues in compiling this work. Inclusion in this list does not imply that the persons or sources so named are friendly to the theme of this book: on the contrary, many would be vehemently opposed to it: but even in their negativity and their attempts to disguise facts, they provided valuable clues for things to look. People:
Dalibor Jurášek for some
excellent error spotting A good friend, lei.talk for proofing. A good friend, Frank Speight of South Africa, who provided constant support, material and time; A good friend, David Otto from the USA, who provided material and physical help; A good friend, William Roper from the USA, who provided the inspiration and drive to research and write chapter 6; A good friend, SD from the USA, who provided valuable information on the US Megalith structures; A good friend, Tony Hancock from the UK, who provided vital leads for the Easter Island; A good friend, Lambertus Nieuwhof in Holland, for technical assistance; A good friend, Tommy Ryden in Sweden, for technical advice; Jerry Abbott, for his unsurpassed analysis of US race and crime statistics in chapter 68; Juan D. Perez for bringing the influence of the Gypsies in Spain to my attention; Kenneth Molyneaux for proofreading Edwin Clarke for proofreading The staff of the (sadly) now long defunct Department of Cultural History of Western Europe at the University of Cape Town, 1982, who (certainly inadvertently) allowed the author to first conceptualize the scope of this work; The staff of the JW Jagger Library at the University of Cape Town, South Africa, 1982-1984, none of whom had the faintest idea of the nature of the project; The staff at the Johannesburg Central Library, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1985, none of whom had the faintest idea of the nature of the project; The staff at the University of South Africa Library, Muckleneuck, Pretoria,. South Africa, 1990-1992, none of whom had the faintest idea of the nature of the project; The staff at the British Library, London, Britain, 1992-1998, none of whom had the faintest idea of the nature of the project; The staff at the Bodleian Library, Oxford, Britain, 1998, none of whom had the faintest idea of the nature of the project; The staff at the British Museum, London, Britain, 1998, none of whom had the faintest idea of the nature of the project; The staff at the Egyptian Museum, Berlin, Germany, 1991, none of whom had the faintest idea of the nature of the project; The staff at the Rijskmuseum, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1998, none of whom had the faintest idea of the nature of the project; The staff at the National History Museum, Sofia, Bulgaria, 1998, none of whom had the faintest idea of the nature of the project; The staff at the Louvre Museum, Paris, France, 1993, none of whom had the faintest idea of the nature of the project; and The staff at all the historical sites around Europe used in the compilation of this work: far too many to mention individually. Kveldulf, for valuable inputs into Chapters 10 and 5. Mirko, a White nationalist doctor who made valuable input into the section on sickle cell.
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