Index 379Galton,139, 164; coinsecology, 213, 215; collectivismof, 74, 165; distinguishesNazi
influencedby Joseph-Arthurde Gobineau, eugenicsfromHerbertSpencerphilosophy,
138; influenceon Nazis,66, 139, 164; quoted, 140; hatesJewsfor beingcapitalists,165;
138 influenceon deepecology,214; influenceon
Haldane,J. B. S., 93 environmentalism,214; influenceon Herbert
Hamann,JohannGeorg, 217 Marcuse,222; influencespostmodernism,
handicappedpeople:denouncedby Theodore 328; influenceon USA’s politicalLeft,222;
Roosevelt,115; HerbertSpencer long-termNaziismof, 73–74, 139–140; rejects
recommendingcharityfor, 18; Progressives HerbertSpencerphilosophy,140;
denouncing,90–91, 109, 115, 121–122; Romanticismof, 73–74; supernaturalismof,
socialistsdenouncing,97, 122 73
harassment, 317 Heidinger,Willy, 147
Hardach,Karl, 247 Heins,Marjorie,193–194, 195
Hardin,Garrett,90, 109, 224 Henderson,CharlesR. (progressive), 113
Hardt,Michael, 151 Henry,Patrick, 336
Harrer,Karl(earlyNaziPartyofficer), 184 Herder,JohannGottlieb,von:empowering
Harriman,David,323–324 governistphilosophyin Germanyand USA,
Harriman,EdwardHenry(industrialist),33, 114 217, 328–329; in Volkishmovement,72, 217,
Harriman,MaryWilliamsonAverell,33, 34, 37, 328–329; Romanticismof, 72, 217, 328–329;
39 supernaturalismof, 72
Harriman,W. Averell, 34 HeritageFoundation, 59
Harris,Eric (Columbinekiller),250–252 Herman,Arthur:on ErnstHaeckel’s animal
Harris,Marvin, 269 rightsactivism,213; on imperialismof
Haussleiter,August, 224 Progressives,94; on Nazis’ rejectionof
Hayek,FriedrichAugust,von:acceptsleft-wing Enlightenmentphilosophy,74, 139
misconceptionsaboutsocialDarwinism,279; Hern,WarrenM. (environmentalist), 224
calledsocialDarwinist,5; espouses Herzog,Hal,212, 213, 214
evolutionaryeconomics,279; governistcritic Hess,Rudolf:animalrightsactivismof, 212;
grudginglyadmitsHayekis right,280; influencedby RudolfSteiner,205; interestin
ingratitudeto HerbertSpencer,279; on Third astrology,73; interestin organicvegetables,
Reichcontinuinggovernisttrendof 205, 235–236
nineteenth-centuryGermanphilosophy,222; Heydrich,Richard, 73
paraphrasedby GeorgeOrwell, 222 Higham,John, 21
Hays,SamuelP., 39 Hill,JamesJerome(industrialist),106, 114
Hazlitt,Henry,282, 311 Himmelfarb,Gertrude, 252
healthcare:geneticengineeringas a formof, Himmler,Heinrich:and astrology,73; and
206, 238–245; governmentattemptsat eugenicbreedingprogram,31; animalrights
policinghealth,201–204; Nazisincorporating activismof, 212; interestin Theosophy,73,
mysticisminto,211; pricesfall whennot 212; supportinggovernmentsponsorshipof
coveredby insurance,244; socialized, organicfarming,212, 235–236; versusreason,
203–204, 211, 244 73
Hegel,Georg:as governistcollectivist,217, 221, Hitler,Adolf:accusedof bustingunionson
328, 329; as Romanticist,70, 221, 328, 329; behalfof capitalists,185; accusesJewsof
convergesRomanticismand nineteenth- beingelitistclassistcapitalistsocial
centuryGermangovernism,221, 328, 329; Darwinists,181, 186, 247; accusesSoviet
indirectlyinfluencesU.S.regulatory- Unionof beingpuppetof Jewishcapitalists,
entitlementstate,328–329; influences 169, 170; and animalrights,212, 213; and
HoustonChamberlain,137, 328; influences IBM,146–148; and laborunions,185, 188; and
JohnDewey,222, 329; influencesJoseph- MadisonGrant,32, 115, 139, 167; and
Arthurde Gobineau,136.See alsoGerman ThomasJ. Watson,Sr., 146–148; anti-
philosophyof the nineteenthcentury capitalismof, 161–162, 165, 166, 168, 169,
Heiber,Helmut, 160 169–170, 171, 177–178, 178, 179–180, 182,
Heidegger,Martin:and Nietzsche,140; 182–183, 184, 186, 247; anti-Semitismmoreto
apologiasfor, 139; as mystic,73–74; do withhatredfor capitaliststhan
collaborateswithEugenFischer,139; communists,162, 166, 169, 184; anti-Semitism