So now we are left with another Man in the Iron Mask to puzzle the historians of the future and inspire endless hypotheses and debates. Literature may have profited, since the mystery inspired some romantic works of fiction, but history suffered, since a secret so jealously guarded must have been of some importance, and none of the hypotheses thus far advanced has been convincing. Now history will have to cope with another insoluble mystery. But perhaps it doesn't matter. Our race seems to have elected to perish from the earth, and with it will perish history as we know it.
History is an Aryan invention.
Oriental monarchs set up monuments and inscriptions to commemorate their real or fictitious exploits for their own glory, but history as a judicious and impartial effort to determine objectively what actually happened was created by the Greeks. Herodotus was the first historian now generally known, and he was soon followed by Thucydides, one of the greatest of historical minds. When the Roman Empire was mongrelized and fell, there remained the great reservoir of Aryan blood in the Germanic peoples. When we go, there will be no Aryans to continue our civilization after the new Dark Ages. If the Jews succeed in enslaving the whole world, there will be no history, no record at all of what actually happened.