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	'''Colin Ross''' (also ''Roß''; b. [[4 June]] [[1885]] in [[Vienna]], [[Austria-Hungary]]; d. 29 April [[1945]] in Urfeld am Walchensee, Gemeinde Kochel am See, [[Germany]]) was a [[Germans\|German]] officer, traveler and writer of [[Scottish]] decent. He authored fifteen books on his travels throughout the world and successfully utilized almost all media channels during the interwar period. Ross devoted himself to [[National Socialism]] shortly after [[Hitler]] became [[Reichskanzler]].		'''Colin Ross''' (also ''Roß''; b. [[4 June]] [[1885]] in [[Vienna]], [[Austria-Hungary]]; d. 29 April [[1945]] in Urfeld am Walchensee, Gemeinde Kochel am See, [[Germany]]) was a [[Germans\|German]] officer, traveler and writer of [[Scottish]] decent. He authored fifteen books on his travels throughout the world and successfully utilized almost all media channels during the interwar period. Ross devoted himself to [[National Socialism]] shortly after [[Hitler]] became [[Reichskanzler]].

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	After school and ''Abitur'', Colin completed his military service as a one-year volunteer ([https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Einj%C3%A4hrig-Freiwilliger ''Einjährig-Freiwilliger'']) in the field artillery of the [[Bavarian Army]]. He studied at the Technical University of Berlin and Munich Technical University mechanical engineering and metallurgy, as well as in Munich Economics, History and geopolitics under Professor [[Karl Haushofer]]. The [[dissertation]] that earned Ross his doctorate in 1910 (in Heidelberg) was entitled "The production conditions of the seaworks and their development«. Lisa Ross received her PhD a year later by Gothein about "The Female Servants in England" (''Die weiblichen Dienstboten in England''), a work which appeared in the "Archive for Social Science and Social Policy" in the same year.		After school and ''Abitur'', Colin completed his military service as a one-year volunteer ([https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Einj%C3%A4hrig-Freiwilliger ''Einjährig-Freiwilliger'']) in the field artillery of the [[Bavarian Army]]. He studied at the Technical University of Berlin and Munich Technical University mechanical engineering and metallurgy, as well as in Munich Economics, History and geopolitics under Professor [[Karl Haushofer]]. The [[dissertation]] that earned Ross his doctorate in 1910 (in Heidelberg) was entitled "The production conditions of the seaworks and their development«. Lisa Ross received her PhD a year later by Gothein about "The Female Servants in England" (''Die weiblichen Dienstboten in England''), a work which appeared in the "Archive for Social Science and Social Policy" in the same year.

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	:''“Certainly a car, a rifle, a gramophone, an airplane can arouse surprise and astonishment when it is shown for the first time, but the 'savage' is generally not as stunned as it is portrayed in the travelogues. At least not, or at least not always, the belief in the superiority of the white man results. Certainly, one may acknowledge one's power and bow to it, but inwardly one knows that as a human being, as one who is connected with the actual effective forces, with the deity, one is in no way inferior to the white man. It is a fact that is difficult to deny that a number of colored peoples have abilities and mental powers which are insufficiently explained by hypnosis and autosuggestion. You don't have to go as far as the Indian fakirs."''		:''“Certainly a car, a rifle, a gramophone, an airplane can arouse surprise and astonishment when it is shown for the first time, but the 'savage' is generally not as stunned as it is portrayed in the travelogues. At least not, or at least not always, the belief in the superiority of the white man results. Certainly, one may acknowledge one's power and bow to it, but inwardly one knows that as a human being, as one who is connected with the actual effective forces, with the deity, one is in no way inferior to the white man. It is a fact that is difficult to deny that a number of colored peoples have abilities and mental powers which are insufficiently explained by hypnosis and autosuggestion. You don't have to go as far as the Indian fakirs."''

	During the 1930s Ross gave lectures in America on the successes of [[National Socialist Germany]]. Many of these lectures were attended by [[German American Bund]] members. He was a close friend of [[Hitler Youth]] leader [[Baldur von Schirach]] and Henriette von Schirach. Together they shaped the ideological and formal structure of the [[Hitler Youth]] during the early years. Ross was the author of several travelogues and was an informal advisor to the German Foreign Ministry during the war. Ross was aware of the tremendous influence of the [[~~Jews~~]] upon the [[Franklin D. Roosevelt\|Roosevelt Administration]] and their control of the mass media in America. In 1934 Ross visited American Indian tribes attempting to understand the Indian languages. From September to November 1936, he went to [[Spain]] – together with [[Edwin Erich Dwinger]] – as a correspondent and eyewitness to the [[Spanish Civil War]] war on [[Franco]]'s side for the "Münchener Neuesten Nachrichten".		During the 1930s Ross gave lectures in America on the successes of [[National Socialist Germany]]. Many of these lectures were attended by [[German American Bund]] members. He was a close friend of [[Hitler Youth]] leader [[Baldur von Schirach]] and Henriette von Schirach. Together they shaped the ideological and formal structure of the [[Hitler Youth]] during the early years. Ross was the author of several travelogues and was an informal advisor to the German Foreign Ministry during the war. Ross was aware of the tremendous influence of the [[jews]] upon the [[Franklin D. Roosevelt\|Roosevelt Administration]] and their control of the mass media in America. In 1934 Ross visited American Indian tribes attempting to understand the Indian languages. From September to November 1936, he went to [[Spain]] – together with [[Edwin Erich Dwinger]] – as a correspondent and eyewitness to the [[Spanish Civil War]] war on [[Franco]]'s side for the "Münchener Neuesten Nachrichten".

	Ross had been invited on 15 March 1940 for lunch at Hitler's Round Table in the Reich Chancellery in company of Legation Counselor Walter Hewel, [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]]'s liaison with Hitler. There he made the acquaintance of [[Joseph Goebbels]], who wrote in his diary entry: ''"A very likeable man."'' To make himself useful, he reported to the [[Wehrmacht]] and got his old rank as first lieutenant to train recruits over the summer 1940. Goebbels now planned to take over Ross as America specialist in his Ministry. Ross, however, already had employment by this time and was not available for Goebbels' ministry. On 20 September 1940, the [[State Departmen]]t officially declared Ross to be a “Nazi agent” although he did not become a [[NSDAP]] party member until October 1941.<ref>''Vikings to U-Boats: the German experience in Newfoundland and Labrador'', By Gerhard P. Bassler, page 189</ref> Since 1941, Ross was		Ross had been invited on 15 March 1940 for lunch at Hitler's Round Table in the Reich Chancellery in company of Legation Counselor Walter Hewel, [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]]'s liaison with Hitler. There he made the acquaintance of [[Joseph Goebbels]], who wrote in his diary entry: ''"A very likeable man."'' To make himself useful, he reported to the [[Wehrmacht]] and got his old rank as first lieutenant to train recruits over the summer 1940. Goebbels now planned to take over Ross as America specialist in his Ministry. Ross, however, already had employment by this time and was not available for Goebbels' ministry. On 20 September 1940, the [[State Departmen]]t officially declared Ross to be a “Nazi agent” although he did not become a [[NSDAP]] party member until October 1941.<ref>''Vikings to U-Boats: the German experience in Newfoundland and Labrador'', By Gerhard P. Bassler, page 189</ref> Since 1941, Ross was

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	'''Colin Ross''' (also ''Roß''; b. [[4 June]] [[1885]] in [[Vienna]], [[Austria-Hungary]]; d. 29 April [[1945]] in Urfeld am Walchensee, Gemeinde Kochel am See, [[Germany]]) was a [[Germans\|German]] officer, traveler and writer of [[Scottish]] decent. He authored fifteen books on his travels throughout the world and successfully utilized almost all media channels during the interwar period. Ross devoted himself to [[National Socialism]] shortly after [[Hitler]] became [[Reichskanzler]].		'''Colin Ross''' (also ''Roß''; b. [[4 June]] [[1885]] in [[Vienna]], [[Austria-Hungary]]; d. 29 April [[1945]] in Urfeld am Walchensee, Gemeinde Kochel am See, [[Germany]]) was a [[Germans\|German]] officer, traveler and writer of [[Scottish]] decent. He authored fifteen books on his travels throughout the world and successfully utilized almost all media channels during the interwar period. Ross devoted himself to [[National Socialism]] shortly after [[Hitler]] became [[Reichskanzler]].

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	After school and ''Abitur'', Colin completed his military service as a one-year volunteer ([https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Einj%C3%A4hrig-Freiwilliger ''Einjährig-Freiwilliger'']) in the field artillery of the [[Bavarian Army]]. He studied at the Technical University of Berlin and Munich Technical University mechanical engineering and metallurgy, as well as in Munich Economics, History and geopolitics under Professor [[Karl Haushofer]]. The [[dissertation]] that earned Ross his doctorate in 1910 (in Heidelberg) was entitled "The production conditions of the seaworks and their development«. Lisa Ross received her PhD a year later by Gothein about "The Female Servants in England" (''Die weiblichen Dienstboten in England''), a work which appeared in the "Archive for Social Science and Social Policy" in the same year.		After school and ''Abitur'', Colin completed his military service as a one-year volunteer ([https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Einj%C3%A4hrig-Freiwilliger ''Einjährig-Freiwilliger'']) in the field artillery of the [[Bavarian Army]]. He studied at the Technical University of Berlin and Munich Technical University mechanical engineering and metallurgy, as well as in Munich Economics, History and geopolitics under Professor [[Karl Haushofer]]. The [[dissertation]] that earned Ross his doctorate in 1910 (in Heidelberg) was entitled "The production conditions of the seaworks and their development«. Lisa Ross received her PhD a year later by Gothein about "The Female Servants in England" (''Die weiblichen Dienstboten in England''), a work which appeared in the "Archive for Social Science and Social Policy" in the same year.

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