Adolf Hitler

FIRST STRUGGLE and then we shall see what can be done. Otherwise mankind has passed the high point of its development and the end is not the domination of any ethical idea but barbarism and consequently chaos. At this point someone or other may laugh, but this planet once moved through the ether for millions…

by Martin Kerr Introduction WHAT IS IT ABOUT Adolf Hitler that continues to fascinate the world? Why do people, especially those of European descent, find him so endlessly intriguing? It is not just his followers and sympathizers who find him captivating: Even his enemies and those who are conflicted…

by Matt Koehl THE FALL OF BERLIN to the Eastern hordes in 1945 represents a decisive turning point in the history of the world. Very few have yet grasped its real import, although many have argued the hypothetical possibilities of a different denouement to that fateful conflict. Unfortunately, the…

by Blake Hood ONLY ONE MAN and idea has inspired the West in the last hundred years.  And that is Hitler. We believe in him more than in anyone else. He is the yardstick from which all value and action proceeds. But right now that valuation is in a negative and oppositional mode. We [that is, most in the West]…

One of the last photographs taken of Adolf Hitler, March 20, 1945 — one month before his freewill death. IN 1960, in his groundbreaking essay In Hoc Signo Vinces George Lincoln Rockwell wrote, Until the advent of Adolf Hitler, the White men of the world had absolutely nothing in the way of a common…

by Dr. William L. Pierce DESPITE THE ENORMOUS DESTRUCTION and loss of life – and, more importantly, the loss in average biological quality of life — in the First World War, the second quarter of the century saw another spurt of racial progress. Great strides forward in the race’s understanding…

by Douglas Mercer COMING UPON Hitler’s account of his awakening to the Jewish Question is astonishingly like reading the best and most eloquent dissident right Twitter accounts today; it’s startling how many of the same themes are adumbrated, the same patterns seen, the same ideas expressed, the…

by George Lincoln Rockwell WE BELIEVE THAT Adolf Hitler was the gift of an inscrutable Providence to a world on the brink of Jewish-Bolshevik catastrophe, and that only the blazing Spirit of this heroic man can give us the strength and inspiration to rise, from the depths of persecution and hatred, to…