¿De quién es la victoria?
La semana pasada nos inundaron imágenes de hace 80 años del Día de la Victoria en Europa. Pero ¿de quién celebrábamos la victoria? Días después...
Hitler’s hour of triumph
92 years ago today, Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of Germany. Today's readers might be surprised to discover that many mainstream British journalists honestly reported on...
Ursula Haverbeck (1928-2024) – warrior for truth
It would be easy for the older generation of Europeans to fall into despair: those who remember a White Europe have seen our civilization sink...
Remembering Jürgen Rieger with his final published essay – “Answering the Victors’ Lies About German War Guilt”
The great German patriot, lawyer and revisionist Jürgen Rieger died suddenly fifteen years ago today – 29th October 2009 – aged 63. He was politically...
The legacy of Rudolf Hess: born 130 years ago today
When he died at Spandau in August 1987 – a murder whose circumstances I have analysed in an earlier article – 93-year-old Rudolf Hess was...
German “justice” still attempting to jail 95-year-old Ursula Haverbeck
The German publisher and educator Ursula Haverbeck, now aged 95, faces renewed efforts to jail her for daring to speak and write "forbidden" opinions about...
«La mort d’Hitler approche à grands pas» – Qui se trouvait derrière l’attentat à la bombe du 20 juillet 1944?
Cet essai de Peter Rushton a été initialement publié en anglais sur ce site. Il paraît maintenant en traduction française par M. Francis Goumain, avec...
Remembering the Martyrs of the Feldherrnhalle
One hundred years ago today, on 9th November 1923, militant activists from a small political party put their lives on the line to defend their...
A question of loyalty: AfD lead candidate Maximilian Krah
Maximilian Krah has been chosen by Germany's populist 'right-wing' party Alternative for Germany (Alternative für Deutschland – AfD) as its lead candidate for next year's...
Dehumanising the “enemy” – the roots of Germanophobia
The brutality of Allied terror bombing of Germany – though given spurious justifications then and since – was partly rooted in demonisation of German culture...