REVIEW: An Outlaw’s Diary: The Commune – Cécile Tormay (1923; Antelope Hill Press, 2020)
In 1919, communism came to Hungary under Soviet Bolshevist Bela Kun. Its reign of terror is chronicled here by controversial thinker Cecile Tormay.
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REVIEW: Always With Honor – Pyotr Wrangel (Mystery Grove, 2020)
Pyotr Wrangel, leader of one of the White Russian factions during the Russian Civil War, gives his own account of the struggle for Russia’s people–and her soul.
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REVIEW: No Colours or Crest – Peter Kemp (1958; Mystery Grove Publishing, 2020)
From the frozen barracks in northern England and the stony shores of France, to the treacherous mountains of Albania and the snowy tracts of Poland: No Colours or Crest details Kemp’s assignments as part-Commando, part-insurgent across the fields of some of World War II’s least-talked about regions.
Read MoreLeft or Right – The Utopian Nightmare
In contemporary political discourse, the terms left and right are thrown around so often that they’ve nearly degraded to the
Read MoreChinese Catholicism
Last year, it came to be announced that Pope Francis had begun talking with the communist Chinese government over the
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The Demon in Democracy (Ryszard Legutko – 2016, Encounter Books)
Escaping from Soviet rule in Poland during the 1970s, Ryszard Legutko landed in the liberalized sphere of NATO-defended Europe only
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Political Centrism Is Not A Thing
“Nah, dude, I’m a centrist.” The unamusing smugness of the statement belched out of your friend’s lips is enough to
Read MoreConservatism and Its Discontents
The American Right has never been the most organized crowd around. Uniting a broad demographic of laymen, pundits, politicians, and
Read MoreMGTOW, Family, and the Myth of the Individual
There’s been a lot of talk in the past few years about the anti-feminist response movement glibly dubbed Men Go
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