Jacques de Mahieu ( Paris , France , 31 October of 1915 - Buenos Aires , Argentina , 4 October of 1990 ) was a philosopher , sociologist and anthropologist Franco-Argentine, and politician in Argentina.
Life
Senior French pro - Nazi of the Vichy regime . He was part of the 33rd Grenadier Division SS Charlemagne Volunteers in the Waffen-SS .
After the invasion allied to Europe and the consequent defeat of the European fascisms fled to Argentina .
Once a naturalized Argentine, he became one of the many ideologues of the Justicialist movement during the 1940s (he participated in the research and writing of the reform of the Argentine Constitution of 1949). During the sixties he was mentor to several young militants of the nationalist organization Tacuara , from which the Argentine guerrilla organizations Montoneros , FAP (Peronist Armed Forces) andERP (Revolutionary Army of the People).
His anthropological, political, economic and sociological work fused ideas of racial context in the political-anthropological aspect, with an anti -capitalism of socializing tendency in the economic.
De Mahieu developed a community economics project (about which he will theorize in his work “The Community Economy” of 1964) in the region of Cuyo (west of Argentina), during the government of Juan Domingo Perón . The advent of the coup government that overthrew Peronism in September 1955 , made it disjointed because it was considered “a communist practice.”
He maintained the idea that the American Indian population has an Aryan origin . According to De Mahieu, the present population of the Americas would be descended from ancient Vikings arriving to the mainland before Christopher Columbus . This thesis was followed by Miguel Serrano , the influential Chilean neo-Nazi , who cited him as an authority.
The work of Roberto Bardini Tacuara, gunpowder and blood accounts for the thought and influence of Jacques de Mahieu on the young people who made up the Tacuara organization .
He directed the international nationalist organization CEDADE (Spanish Circle of Friends of Europe) in Argentina until his death in 1990. He was an active supporter of eugenics theses and the racial worldview of the New European Order .
Works
- Le grand voyage du dieu-soleil ( The Great Journey of the Sun God ). Robert Laffont, 1974; ASIN B0000DMVHD.
- Les templiers in Amérique . J’ai Lu, 1999; ISBN 978-2-277-22137-1 .
- Drakkars sur l’Amazone . Copernicus Diffusion, 1977, ISBN 978-2-85984-002-0 .
- The fabuleuse epopée des troyens in Amérique du Sud (with references to Thule ). Editorial Pardès, 1998; ISBN 2-86714-142-7 .
- Europe and National Socialism: from the Treaty of Versailles (Europe and National Socialism: Since the Treaty of Versailles), video.
- The agony of the sun god .
- The viking king of Paraguay .
- The secret geography of America .
- Organizing intelligence . San Luis: Editorial San Luis, 1950.
- Philosophy of aesthetics . San Luis: National University of Cuyo, 1950.
- Evolution and future of trade unionism . Buenos Aires: Arayú, 1954.
- The communal economy . Buenos Aires: Argentine University of Social Sciences, 1964.
- Dictionary of political science . Buenos Aires: Books International, 1966.
- Proletariat and culture . Buenos Aires: Marú, 1967.
- Fundamentals of biopolitics . Buenos Aires: Centro Editor Argentino, 1968.
- Maurrás and Sorel . Buenos Aires: Centro Editor Argentino, 1969.
- Treaty of General Sociology . Buenos Aires: Centro Editor Argentino, 1969.
- The Commonwealth . Buenos Aires: The Bastille (2nd edition), 1973.
- The nature of the cosmos . Toledo: Return, 2008. ISBN 978-84-935077-2-5 .
Bibliography
- Casals Meseguer, Xavier (2003). Ultra-extreme: extreme right and nationalism of the cold war to the era of globalization . Barcelona: Criticism. Pp. 188-190. ISBN 8484324303 .
- “Qui est Jacques de Mahieu?” In the journal Réfléchir et Agir , no. 10, p. 7, winter 2001.