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• Michael O’Meara reviews Dominique Venner’s Ernst Jünger: Another European Destiny.
• Arabs and kibbutzniks forge unlikely alliance against proposed haredi city. Talk about strange bedfellows!
• The Socialist Party of the Netherlands has profited from its opposition to immigration and the free movement of labour. A must read!
• Keith Preston dissects Classical Marxism: To the degree that the globalization process is being resisted, it is being done by populist-nationalists (like Hugo Chavez) or non-state religious militants (like Osama bin Laden) who appeal to the very particularist sentiments that Marxists vociferously reject.
• Battle of the Teutoburg Forest: Germany Recalls the Myth that Created the Nation.
• Germany’s New AIDS Ad — Starring Hitler.
• Margaret Thatcher, Secret Defender Of Soviet Security.
• A leading German historian claims that Mahatma Gandhi was “one of the greatest friends of Nazi Germany”.
• Traditionalist and libertarian themes in science fiction and fantasy: Part Three – Subgenres of fantasy.
• Persian Angels and Demons.
• Tarantino’s Homage To The European Race? Mark Ames of eXiled offers a very different interpretation of Inglourious Basterds.
• Tintin to be sued for ‘racism’.
• David Irving sparks row in Spain: “The Holocaust is just a slogan, a product like Kleenex or Xerox printers. They’ve turned it into a commercial phenomenon, and succeeded in making money out of it – producing films about it which have made millions.”
• Human Rights Watch hires a Nazi memorabilia collector. The Israelis- predictably- are outraged.
• Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s The Gulag Archipelago will be taught in Russian high schools, a generation after the Kremlin banned it as destructive to the Communist cause and exiled its author.
• Neomelodic Minstrels for the Mob: Italy’s Neapolitan neomelodic singers break hearts, not balls. “If gangster rap is the CNN of the American ghetto, neomelodics are the CNN of the Neapolitan ghetto.”
• Cluny to Celebrate 1,100 Years.
• Megadeth Awakens to the New World Order.
• Handbook of Chaos by Albert Caraco: He was a reactionary and a misanthrope of the first class. “I don’t hide my profession of pessimism and I’m an avowed partisan of reaction” … He was not only a racist and a colonialist, but also vaguely a monarchist, at least nostalgic of the Old Order (“The sooner we reestablish monarchy, the best” ); inegalitarian (“Behold the species of abortions which form the common humanity, does it look as if they are our brothers?”; “Which is the most false idea? Equality”).
• From 1944 to Nineteen Eighty-Four: Hayek and Orwell.
• Rossellini, Italian cinema and the Left: Following Nobel writer Günther Grass’s tardy confession several years ago that he entered the Nazi Waffen SS as a seventeen-year old in late 1944, Italian critics began trying to pinpoint the precise dates in the middle of last century in which Italian intellectuals converted from Fascism to Communism.

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