Arktos: The Swedish Syndrome: How Elites Commit National Self-Destruction (Amazon) Karl-Olov Arnstberg Arktos Media, 2025. In 1973 a bungled bank robbery in the Swedish capital led to an extended hostage situation. Over time the hostages, four bank employees, came to sympathize with their captors, felons who were putting their lives at risk. The phenomenon where... Read More

European Apostasy: The Role of Religion in the European New Right Pawel Bielawski Arktos, 2025 In 1990 Tom Sunic published Against Democracy and Equality.[1] It was the first book-length study of the European New Right in English, and it generated considerable interest among those on the American Right who had nothing but disdain for the... Read More

The Making of a Nazi Hero: The Murder and Myth of Horst Wessel by Daniel Siemens, Translation by David Burnett, I.B. Tauris, 2013. Die Fahne Hoch: Three Biographies of Horst Wessel by Erwin Reitmann, Fritz Daum and Max Kullak, Translation and Introduction by Klokke Van Aelst. Antelope Hill Publishing, 2022. In the summer of ‘68... Read More

Perhaps all of Western socio-political history can divided into three eras: Pre-Darwinian, Darwinian, and post-Darwinian. The first period consisted of the millennia before the publication of Charles Darwin’s On the Origins of Species (1859) when men intuitively understood the importance of blood and breed, monarchy and aristocracy being the dominant ideologies. Then in the late... Read More

Pocahontas Show Trial: The Wrongful Conviction of an Unpopular Figure in West Virginia (See also the webpage for the book.) William White Williams Cosmotheist Books, 2021. Pocahontas Show Trial is the story of the legal and personal challenges experienced by Will Williams from 2014 to 2021 as chairman of the National Alliance (NA). His rather... Read More

The Book If you are curious about the analysis of the Russian geopolitical philosopher Alexander Dugin, but do not want to tackle his Foundations of Geopolitics[1] or The Fourth Political Theory[2] you might consider this slim volume. The Great Awakening vs The Great Reset is the condensed Dugin. It is also the topical Dugin in... Read More

The simplest definition of education is the transmission of culture, so it is not surprising that schools are on the front lines of the present kulturkampf. As usual, the Right is reacting to the dynamic cultural changes initiated by the Left whose goal is to replace Western civilization with a globalist multi-ethnic, multi-cultural “civilization.” A... Read More

Duncan Bell’s Dreamworlds chronicles the largely forgotten efforts to unite the British and American empires during the late Victorian and Edwardian eras. What I found most interesting, however, was not the core narrative, but the broader historical continuities and changes his story reveals. During the early Victorian period Britain was at the top of its... Read More

The Outlaw Ernst von Salomon, trans. Ian F. D. Morrow, 1st English edition 1931; third edition Arktos Media, 2013 Introduction The Outlaws is an unusual piece of literature—a historical novel written by one of the participants in the events described, and a work of fiction that has been used as a primary source by researchers... Read More

Alexander Jacob is a bit of an oddity. An American-educated Anglo-Indian, he writes from a continental European orientation. His fourth book, European Perspectives, consists of six essay chapters written between 2000 and 2019. Three of the essays appeared online at Counter-Currents.com. The book’s back cover suggests that one purpose for this volume is to dissuade... Read More