Although the late Muammar Gaddafi hailed from Libya, his ideological work that is The Green Book is a piece of political literature that can still serve as an interesting source of political philosophy for European nationalists. A very short work that can probably be read in a single dedicated sitting, The Green Book is split … Read more
The name Corneliu Zelea Codreanu is one that stirs an indescribable sense of inspiration within each and every nationalist in Europe and beyond who has even so much as heard of the man and his movement, most commonly known as the Iron Guard. One of the most influential figures in modern Romanian history, Codreanu was … Read more
In a move that has angered and disappointed many on the political right in Europe, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni made a statement over the weekend claiming that her native Italy and the rest of the European continent “need immigration”, a statement which is in stark contrast to her own party’s strong anti-immigration stance. The … Read more
When people think of the Netherlands, they usually think of windmills, tulips, wooden shoes, cheese and traditional Dutch costumes; of a country that is mostly flat, with an extensive dike system and many polders; of Amsterdam’s wonderful canals and Rotterdam’s very large port. Its tolerant attitude towards homosexuality, euthanasia, soft drugs and foreigners also often … Read more
I have been aware of the works of historian Adam Zamoyski for a number of years now, but this is the first book of his that I have ever read myself. Published in 2009, Poland: A History delivers exactly what it says on the tin, to use a layman’s phrase – a detailed and thorough … Read more
Germany‘s largest and oldest genuinely ethnic nationalist party, the National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD), founded in 1966, began its most extensive process of reformation in its history following three years of internal preparation. This process of developing a contemporary, future-oriented nationalist response to the challenges of our time finally found its modern outward expression, … Read more
Following a recent baseball game in the United States, writer Jonathan Turley from American news outlet The Hill wrote about how he had witnessed another attendee at the game being offered free beer from a beer vendor worker. The beer in question was the now-infamous Bud Light, the very same brand of beer that had … Read more
Europa Terra Nostra Vice-Chairman Sascha Rossmüller recently had the pleasure of sitting down for an extensive conversation with Christina Urso from Radix Verum. Christina Urso is an independent journalist and content creator, and her prior work in law further informs her research and analysis of news and current events, which is often at odds with … Read more
Whatever one may think of the British Royal Family, one thing cannot be denied – the very concept that is monarchy is one of the oldest forms of political institution in human history. From the earliest known civilisations, kingdoms and empires have played a pivotal role in the shaping of human history. It is no … Read more
Once again, the mainstream media takes a white historical figure and hires a non-white person to play them in a new on-screen portrayal. While this trend of taking white characters – both fictitious and historical alike – and having them be portrayed by non-white actors has been going on for several years now across film, … Read more