Red Alert: The German Left and the First World War
IN 1869, at Eisenach, Wilhelm Liebknecht (1826-1900) founded a Marxist organisation which was to become
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What Was So Distinctive About the Russian Bolshevik Party?
IN order to address this question as fully as possible, it is first necessary to
The Development of Stalinism
STALINISM is a term which has been applied not only to the regime inaugurated by
For or Against? Attitudes Towards Capitalism in German and Italian Fascism
TO evaluate the main features of Fascist Italy and National Socialist Germany, one must examine each
The Sacred Centre: Practical Wodenism in Light of Tradition
OUR preoccupation with the significance of the Centre has lasted for millennia. One thinks of
The Man Who Walked Among Gods: Crowley’s Mountaineering Exploits
“The ordinary man looking at a mountain is like an illiterate person confronted with a
Neanderthals Made Charcuterie and Wore Tailored Clothing
A paper in the Journal of Archaeological Science by Bent Sørensen of the University of
Folklore: A Democratic Framework for the Genesis and Propagation of Culture.
Communicated via traditional stories, songs and sayings which are the distillation of countless ancestral memories,
The Picts of Scotland Had A Written Language 1,700 Years Ago
The Picts, a fierce group of people who lived in Scotland during ancient and medieval
Domesticating Man: Ethnocide during the Agricultural & Industrial ‘revolutions.’
Part 1. The French Bastard, and the birth of Globalisation. Only a few hundred years
