An excerpt from The Lightning and the Sun translated into Hungarian, “Adolf Hitler halála,” has been added to Savitri’s Works.

A complete PDF of Savitri’s doctoral dissertation in mathematics, La simplicité mathématique, has been added to Savitri’s Works.

Olga von Barényi was a German-Hungarian woman and a friend of Savitri’s who suffered through and wrote about the Communist atrocities perpetrated against Germans in Czechoslovakia at the end of the Second World War. A long-lost essay by Savitri on her friend which appeared in Colin Jordan’s journal The National Socialist, “A Fighter for Truth and Justice,” has been added to Savitri’s Works.

A complete PDF of Savitri’s doctoral dissertation in philosophy, Essai-Critique sur Théophile Kaïris, has been added to Savitri’s Works.

An essay by Peter Rushton in which he presents the first known evidence proving that Savitri and her husband A. K. Mukherji collaborated with Japanese intelligence during the Second World War, as Savitri herself attested, has been added to the About Her section: “‘A Special Connection.’“

A collection of excerpts offering Savitri’s view of Mohandas Gandhi has been added to Savitri’s Works.

A registration card compiled in 1987 from official records that were made during Savitri’s stay in Germany in the 1950s has been added to the About Her section.

Savitri’s friend Muriel Gantry wrote an extensive “curriculum vitae” for Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke in 1995 as he was doing research for his biography, Hitler’s Priestess. It covers Ms. Gantry’s early life and her recollections of her friendship with Savitri, as well as a detailed description of Savitri’s last days and her funeral arrangements, as she was staying with Gantry at the time of her death. The document has never been previously published, but it is now available in its entirety in the About Her section.

The PDF of an anthology of excerpts from Savitri’s works translated into Greek, Daughter of the Sun, or Η κόρη του ήλιου, has been added to Savitri’s Works.

A PDF of the German translation of Savitri’s book Defiance, Trotz, has been added to Savitri’s Works.

A PDF of the German translation of Savitri’s book Pilgrimage, Pilgerfahrt, has been added to Savitri’s Works.

A PDF of the Dutch translation of Savitri’s book A Son of God, Een Zoon van God. Leven en Leer van Ichnation Koning van Egypte, has been added to Savitri’s Works.

An extensive essay by Clarissa Schnabel about Gerhard Wasner, the SS veteran whom Savitri persuaded to help her distribute pro-National Socialist leaflets in Cologne in 1949, and was arrested along with her, has been added to the About Her section.

The complete German translation of Savitri’s Gold in the Furnace, Gold im Schmelztiegel, has been added to Savitri’s Works.

A scan of Savitri’s address while she was living in Emsdetten, Germany between 1953 and 1955, taken from the region’s official address book for 1955, has been added to the About Her section.

Three references to Savitri’s arrest for distributing National Socialist leaflets in Germany in 1949, including an extensive report on her trial, have been discovered, and scans, transcriptions, and English translations of each have been added to the About Her section.

A previously unpublished photo of Savitri with the longtime Swedish anti-Semitic activist Einar Åberg from July 1961 has been added to the About Her section.

Reports on Savitri’s visit to two Gaudiya Math temples in Dacca and Calcutta, India during June and July of 1935, as recorded in the Gaudiya Math’s magazine The Harmonist, have been added to the About Her section.

Two letters between Savitri and Gaston-Armand Amaudruz dating from 1954 (here and here), and a letter from France Truchet to Amaudruz from 1982 have been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

A scan of the record book that the authorities kept on Savitri during her four-month imprisonment at Werl prison in Germany in mid-1949 has been added to the About Her section.

New correspondence from Savitri, Miriam Hirn, and Georg Schrader to the French bookseller Marc Nicoud dating from 1980 through 1983 has been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

New correspondence from Savitri to the French bookseller Marc Nicoud from 1979 has been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

The complete recordings of the Samisdat Press interviews with Savitri that were conducted in English in 1978, totaling over ten hours, have now been added to the Interviews section of Savitri’s Works. We also managed to improve the sound quality somewhat.

Two of the ten hours of audio interviews with Savitri that were recorded by Samisdat Press in 1978 have been added to the Interviews section of Savitri’s Works. The remainder of the recordings will be posted in the coming weeks.

The French bookseller Marc Nicoud recorded approximately seven hours of French-language interviews with Savitri upon her return to France in 1982, only a few months before her death later that year, and the audio is now available in the Interviews section of Savitri’s Works.

A pair of letters between the French New Right author Christophe Levalois and Gaston-Armand Amaudruz regarding Savitri and dating from 1984 have been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

New correspondence from Gaston-Armand Amaudruz to Lotte Asmus between 1981 and 1983 has been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

More correspondence between Miriam Hirn, who sometimes used the alias Viviane Sorel de Souvigny, and the Swiss fascist and Holocaust revisionist Gaston-Armand Amaudruz dating from 1978 and 1979 is now available in Savitri Devi’s Works.

Additional letters sent by Savitri to a correspondent known only as Young Comrade A dating from 1975 are now available in Savitri Devi’s Works.

Additional letters sent by Savitri, as well as her husband Asit Krishna Mukherji, to a correspondent known only as Young Comrade A dating from 1974 and 1975 are now available in Savitri Devi’s Works. Included is a scan of a postcard sent by Savitri.

Additional letters sent by Savitri to a correspondent known only as Young Comrade A dating from 1973 and 1974 are now available in Savitri Devi’s Works.

Some letters sent by Savitri to a correspondent known only as Young Comrade A dating from 1973 are now available in Savitri Devi’s Works.

Today marks the occasion of Savitri Devi’s 117th birthday. Greg Johnson, this archive’s editor, has published a commemoration of her life and work at Counter-Currents.

Additional correspondence between Savitri Devi and the Swiss fascist and Holocaust revisionist Gaston-Armand Amaudruz between 1981 and 1982 is now available in Savitri Devi’s Works.

Two letters from Lotte Asmus to Gaston-Armand Amaudruz regarding Savitri from 1983 have been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

A letter from Lotte Asmus to Gaston-Armand Amaudruz regarding Savitri from November 1981 has been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

Additional correspondence between Savitri Devi and the Swiss fascist and Holocaust revisionist Gaston-Armand Amaudruz between 1979 and 1981 is now available in Savitri Devi’s Works.

A letter from Savitri to Marianne Singer from June 1977 has been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

Additional correspondence between Savitri Devi and the Swiss fascist and Holocaust revisionist Gaston-Armand Amaudruz between 1977 and 1979 is now available in Savitri Devi’s Works.

A letter from Savitri to André Brissaud from 1977 has been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

The surviving correspondence between Savitri Devi’s friend Miriam Hirn and the Swiss fascist and Holocaust revisionist Gaston-Armand Amaudruz is now available in Savitri Devi’s Works.

Additional correspondence between Savitri Devi and the Swiss fascist and Holocaust revisionist Gaston-Armand Amaudruz between 1965 and 1974 is now available in Savitri Devi’s Works.

Additional correspondence between Savitri Devi and the Swiss fascist and Holocaust revisionist Gaston-Armand Amaudruz between 1961 and 1964 is now available in Savitri Devi’s Works.

A Spanish-language translation of Savitri Devi’s essay “Shinto, the National Religion of Japan,” “Sintoísmo. La religión nacional de Japón” has been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

Some of the surviving correspondence between Savitri Devi and the Swiss fascist and Holocaust revisionist Gaston-Armand Amaudruz between 1958 and 1961 is now available in Savitri Devi’s Works.

All the surviving correspondence between Savitri Devi and the French writer and Waffen-SS veteran Marc Augier, who wrote under the name Saint-Loup, is now available in Savitri Devi’s Works.

All the surviving correspondence between Savitri Devi and an anonymous correspondent and benefactor known only as Professor B  is now available in Savitri Devi’s Works.

All the surviving correspondence between Savitri Devi and her longtime friend Beryl Cheetham is now available in Savitri Devi’s Works.

A series of five letters that were exchanged between the American classicist and Right-wing activist Revilo P. Oliver and Savitri Devi in 1979 has been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

William de Vere’s “The Politics of Meat: An Ecofascist Perspective” has been added to the About Her section.

“Invocation aux dieux” by Savitri Devi, a translation into French, has been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

A poem by Juleigh Howard-Hobson that quotes Savitri, “The Stamp of the Fallen Ages,” has been added to the About Her section.

A Spanish-language translation of one of Savitri Devi’s essays, “Paganismo indio: la última expresión viva de la belleza aria,” has been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

A French-language interview with Franck Buleux, author of a book on Savitri entitled Savitri Devi: Qui suis-je?, “De quoi Savitri Devi est-elle le nom?” has been added to the About Her section.

Greg Johnson’s article about being interviewed by the BBC about Savitri Devi in 2017, including links to the resulting broadcast, has been added to the About Her section.

Christopher Pankhurst’s review of Savitri’s The Lightning and the Sun is now available in the About Her section.

Greg Johnson’s essay “Savitri Devi, Traditionalism, & Nature Religion” has been translated into French as “Savitri Devi, le traditionalisme, et la religion de la Nature,” and it has been added to the About Her section.

Juliana R.’s essay “Trois thèses sur le concept d’anthropocentrisme chez Savitri Devi,” a translation of her “‘From the Earthworm to the Superman’: Three Theses on the Concept of Anthropocentrism in Savitri Devi,” has been added to the About Her section.

The third, and the last extant, of Savitri Devi’s audio letters to her friend and heir to her estate Miriam Hirn has been added to the Letters section of Savitri Devi’s Works, here. It is in French.

The first two parts of Savitri Devi’s audio letter to her friend and heir to her estate Miriam Hirn, which are in French, have been added to the Letters section of Savitri Devi’s Works: Part 1 is here and Part 2 here.

Savitri Devi’s audio letter to her friend Georg Schrader, which is in German, has been added to the Letters section of Savitri Devi’s Works.

Some photographs of Savitri Devi at the signing of the Cotswold Agreement in 1962, which resulted in the foundation of the World Union of National Socialists, have been added to the About Her section.

The long-lost article “India’s Contact with Japan” by Savitri’s husband, Asit Mukherji, has been added to the About Her section.

A Czech translation of Greg Johnson’s interview with Robert Stark on eco-fascism, “Rozhovor Roberta Starka s Gregem Johnsonem na téma ekofašismu,” is now available in the About Her section.

The long-lost article “Japan’s Trade History in the Past Twenty-six centuries” by Savitri’s husband, Asit Mukherji, has been added to the About Her section.

Greg Johnson’s “Remembering Beryl Cheetham” is now available in the About Her section.

A French translation of Greg Johnson’s interview with Robert Stark on eco-fascism, “Robert Stark interviewe Greg Johnson sur l’éco-fascisme,” is now available in the About Her section.

Both the audio recording and transcript of Robert Stark’s interview with Greg Johnson on Eco-Fascism, which deals substantially with Savitri Devi, are now available in the About Her section.

A new article in French, “Comment naquit le Dieu Tout-puissant: Le Pharaon Akhenaton inventa l’idée. Apprenez pourquoi son peuple le détruisit” by John Kaminski, is now available in the About Her section.

A Greek translation of an excerpt from Gold in the Furnace, “Feminism and National Socialism” (“Φεμινισμός και Εθνικοσοσιαλισμός“), has been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

The long-lost article “Problem of the Suez Canal” by Savitri’s husband, Asit Mukherji, has been added to the About Her section.

The long-lost article “Pan-Arabism and World Politics To-day” by Savitri’s husband, Asit Mukherji, has been added to the About Her section.

A Czech-language edition of Savitri Devi’s Impeachment of Man, Obžaloba člověka, was recently published as a book by Délský potápěč and can be ordered from here or here.

A new article in Czech, “Skvostná žíhaná kočka“. Krása v bioetice Sávitrí Déví” by Juliana R., is now available in the About Her section.

A Greek translation of Savitri Devi’s “Hitlerism and Hindudom,” “Χιτλερισμός και Ινδουϊσμός” has been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

The audio of the fourth part of Prof. Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke’s interview with Savitri’s lifelong friend Muriel Gantry is now available in the About Her section.

The audio of the third part of Prof. Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke’s interview with Savitri’s lifelong friend Muriel Gantry is now available in the About Her section.

The audio of the second part of Prof. Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke’s interview with Savitri’s lifelong friend Muriel Gantry is now available in the About Her section.

The audio of the first part of Prof. Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke’s interview with Savitri’s lifelong friend Muriel Gantry is now available in the About Her section.

Another one of Juleigh Howard-Hobson’s poems dedicated to Savitri Devi, “Hope and Wait,” has been added to the About Her section.

A Portuguese translation of Savitri Devi’s “Paul of Tarsus, or Christianity and Jewry,” “Paulo de Tarso, ou Cristianismo e Judaísmo” has been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

Juleigh Howard-Hobson’s sonnet for Savitri Devi on the occasion of her 107th birthday, “After the Avatar, 1945,” has been added to the About Her section.

A new article in French containing excerpts from various authors including Savitri Devi on Kalki, “Heil Kalki!: Salut au Dernier Avatar!“, has been added to the About Her section.

A Norwegian translation of Savitri Devi’s “Paul of Tarsus, or Christianity and Jewry,” “Paulus frå Tarsus, elder Kristendom og Jødedom” has been added to Savitri Devi’s Works.

A Portuguese translation of R. G. Fowler’s “Woman Against Time: Remembering Savitri Devi’s 100th Birthday,” “Uma Mulher Contra o Tempo: Relembrando o Centenário de Savitri Devi” has been added to the About Her section.

A French translation of R. G. Fowler’s “Enemy & Exemplar: Savitri Devi on Paul of Tarsus,” “Ennemi et exemplaire: Paul de Tarse vu par Savitri Devi” has been added to the About Her section.

A Czech translation of R. G. Fowler’s “Woman Against Time: Remembering Savitri Devi’s 100th Birthday,” “Žena proti času: Vzpomínka na 100. narozeniny Sávitrí Déví” has been added to the About Her section.

A French translation of William Pierce’s centenary tribute to Adolf Hitler entitled “The Measure of Greatness,” “La mesure de la grandeur” has been added to the About Her section.

William Pierce’s centenary tribute to Adolf Hitler, “The Measure of Greatness,” which quotes Savitri Devi at length has been added to the About Her section.

Alex Kurtagic’s “Savitri Devi’s Defiance” has been added to the About Her section.

Some excerpts from Savitri Devi’s Defiance that R. G. Fowler found similar to William Pierce’s doctrine of cosmotheism have been published as “Cosmotheism in Savitri Devi” in the About Her section.

Alex Kurtagic’s “Savitri Devi’s Gold in the Furnace” has been added to the About Her section.

A German translation of R. G. Fowler’s essay “Enemy & Exemplar: Savitri Devi on Paul of Tarsus,” “Feind und Vorbild: Savitri Devi über Paulus von Tarsos” has been added to the About Her section.

R. G. Fowler’s essay “Enemy & Exemplar: Savitri Devi on Paul of Tarsus” has been added to the About Her section.

Both the audio recording and transcript of the lecture Jonathan Bowden delivered on Savitri Devi in 2010 are now available in the About Her section.

J. A. Sexton’s article “Savitri Devi’s Defiance & Gold in the Furnace” has been added to the About Her section.

Some excerpts from the interviews with Savitri Devi that were published in And Time Rolls On where she spoke about the great Swedish explorer, travel writer, and critical supporter of German National Socialism Sven Hedin have been published as “Remembering Sven Hedin” under Devi’s Works.

William de Vere’s essay “Denazifying Savitri Devi” has been added to the About Her section.

Juliana R.’s essay “‘From the Earthworm to the Superman’: Three Theses on the Concept of Anthropocentrism in Savitri Devi,” a translation from the Czech “„Od žížaly po nadčlověka“ Tři these k pojetí antropocentrismu u Sávitrí Déví,” has been added to the About Her section.

We are pleased to announce that work on installing the Galleries is now complete. Please have a look!

We are pleased to add a French translation of Savitri Devi’s recently rediscovered essay “Shinto, the National Religion of Japan” to the Archive.

Savitri Devi’s 1939 article “Shinto, the National Religion of Japan” has been added to the archive in English html and PDF versions, as well as a German translation.

Greg Johnson’s “Savitri Devi, Traditionalism, and Nature Religion” has been added to the Archive.

Muriel Gantry’s “Valhalla, not Elysion: My Friendship with Savitri Devi” has been added to the Archive.

Juliana R.’s essay “„Od žížaly po nadčlověka“ Tři these k pojetí antropocentrismu u Sávitrí Déví” (“‘From the Earthworm to the Superman’: Three Theses on the Concept of Anthropocentrism in Savitri Devi”) has been added to the Archive. 

The Savitri Devi Archive is a repository for information on the life and work of the philosopher, religious thinker, and activist Savitri Devi, born Maximine Portaz (1905–1982).

Savitri Devi was a unique and brilliant personality. When I first heard of her in 2000, almost none of her books were in print or available at any price. After her death, many of her unpublished writings and letters were lost due to carelessness, indifference, and hostility. Because of my efforts and the generosity of many people around the world, the Savitri Devi Archive has made almost all of her surviving writings, paintings, drawings, and photographs available free of charge to a world whose ruling powers would have preferred that she be completely forgotten.