While I have read numerous books about the French Revolution, Napoleon Bonaparte and the Europe of his time, This Dark Business is the first book that I have read that covers the underground world of espionage, assassination and intrigue between the years 1789 and 1804 – the beginning of the French Revolution and the crowning … Read more
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
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
The South is rising again! If a manifesto is needed in order to back up this claim, it has already been written. The Honourable Cause: A Free South qualifies as a written work for liberation because it addresses not only the head, but also the heart and the soul. In twelve essays, the reader experiences … Read more