In this sense, the closest to Savitsky were the German national Bolsheviks, in particular Ernst Nikisch, who were well aware of the duality of the geopolitical position of Germany, whose "middle" is relative and secondary compared to the absolute cultural and continental "middle" of the Russians. From this they concluded that Germany cannot claim the role of geopolitical synthesis, that it must make a choice between southwestern, Slavophobic, Catholic and, in some aspects, thalassocratic (bourgeois) Germany (together with Austria) and north German-Slavic, Socialist, Russophile, Protestant and Spartan Prussia. Nikish belongs to the famous geopolitical thesis "Europe from Vladivostok to Flessin ha",and only such an approach on the part of the Germans harmoniously fits into the consistent continental Eurasianism. Naturally, the line of the Austrian Catholic, anti-communist and Slavophobic Hitler, no matter how trying to correct it, some much more historically responsible conservative revolutionaries and geopolitics could not but lead to the fact that Germany lost its historical existence for a long time as a result of a nightmare defeat inflicted by precisely those forces , an “eternal union” with which the Germans could only ensure complicity in the world domination of tellurocracy.