The more things change, the more they stay the same. I doubt there is any politically active individual in the entire Western world who is… Read More »Complexity of History Versus NPC-level Reaction to the “Nazi In Parliament”
Hitler claimed that Czechoslovakia was an artificial, unviable state created by the Allied powers after World War 1. He was proved correct in the early… Read More »H was right about Czechoslovakia
Leon Degrelle first published The Burning Souls, dedicated to his children Chantal, Anne, Godelieve, and Leon-Marie, in Spain in 1952. A memoir, a work of… Read More »Leon Degrelle and The Burning Souls: A Template for Action in the Temporal with a Focus on the Eternal
Mussolini is subject to a multitude of misconceptions, primarily driven by the prevailing animosity of contemporary Western “elites” towards anything associated with the pre-1945 era.… Read More »Benito Mussolini, Il Duce, Deserves Our Respect
On January 29th, 2022, a protest convoy of long-haul truckers and their supporters converged on Ottawa, Canada to display their rejection of a vaccine mandate… Read More »Canada’s ‘Freedom Convoy’, Holocaust Imagery, and the Long 20th Century
One British Woman, an aristocrat, a free thinker, had a shot at ending WWII before it began, Diana Mosley (nee Freeman-Mitford), one of the six… Read More »The Beautiful Peacemakers
Italian Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo Ciano is credited with writing in his diary, “victory finds a hundred fathers, but defeat is an orphan.” With that… Read More »Famous British Defeats of WW II
Most people think Germany had the best engineers in WWII and so they’re not surprised at the V2 rocket, Tiger tank and the Me262 jet… Read More »The German Engineer Who Defeated Germany
We all know the official story of how the Deputy Führer of Germany, Rudolf Hess, in a fit of madness, flew to Scotland on May… Read More »How Germany Tried to End WWII
