“North America, the population of which consists for the greatest part of Germanic elements—which only rarely mix with the lower, coloured races—displays a humanity and a culture different than Central and South America, wherein the chiefly Romanic immigrants had mixed with the aborigines sometimes in large numbers. ...The Germanic of the North American continent, who has remained pure and less intermixed, has become master of that continent, and will remain so unless he too falls victim to the shame of blood-mixing.”

Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler, 1925

“See what we [the French] have made of New Caledonia and our other possessions of Australasia, and see what they [the English] have made of Australia and New Zealand.

See what has become of Southern America under Spanish and Portuguese Rule, and behold the transformation of Northern America in the hands of the Anglo-Saxon. It is like night and day.”

Supériorité des Anglo-Saxons, Edmond Demolin, 1898