Defiance (book)

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Defiance is a book, first published 1951 in Calcutta, by Savitri Devi. It is a memoir of her arrest, trial, and imprisonment on the charge of distributing National Socialist propaganda in Germany in 1949.

The book is dedicated to Herta Ehlert and opens with quotations from the Bhagawad Gita and Adolf Hitler.

The Empty Train
The Arrest
Questions and Answers
On Remand
The Glorious Day
The Doors Close
Humiliation
Clandestine Conversations
More Secret Joys
The Search
Anguish
The Way of Absolute Detachment
"We Shall Begin Again"

External links

Full text of Defiance at the Savitri Devi Archive

Works by Savitri Devi

1930s	A Warning to the Hindus

1940s	The Lotus Pond The Non-Hindu Indians and Indian Unity Joy of the Sun: The Beautiful Life Of Akhnaton, King of Egypt A Son of God: The Life and Philosophy of Akhnaton, King of Egypt

1950s	Defiance Gold in the Furnace Pilgrimage The Lightning and the Sun Paul of Tarsus, or Christianity and Jewry Impeachment of Man

1960s	Long-Whiskers and the Two-Legged Goddess, Or the True Story of a “Most Objectionable Nazi” and . . . Half–A–Dozen Cats

1970s	Souvenirs et réflexions d’une Aryenne And Time Rolls On: The Savitri Devi Interviews

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Defiance (book)

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