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Classic EssaysRevilo P. Oliver

part 1 • part 2 • part 3 • part 4 • part 5 • part 6 by Revilo P. Oliver IN 1955, I had at last to discard all the optimistic conclusions about what was historically necessary and inevitable that I had reached ten years before. I had to re-examine the available data and reconsider the plight and potentialities…
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Classic EssaysRevilo P. Oliver

William F. Buckley, Jr. with an early issue of National Review read part 1 • read part 2 • read part 3 • read part 4 • read part 5 by Revilo P. Oliver FOR A DECADE, from 1945 to 1955, lulled by the miscalculations and illusory confidence I have confessed above, my time and attention were entirely devoted to scholarship…
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Classic EssaysRevilo P. Oliver

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read part 4 by Revilo P. Oliver IT IS HARD TO SAY what secret motives may have been in the minds of the advocates of Prohibition. Two old men, one of whom had been the Prohibition Party’s candidate for President early in this century, told me that Prohibition was the…
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Classic EssaysRevilo P. Oliver

read part 1 by Revilo P. Oliver BOTH BRITISH AND Americans have always claimed to be humane and have loudly condemned unnecessary bloodshed, mass massacres, and sadistic delight in the infliction of pain, although one must now wonder whether those fine sentiments extend to members of their own race…
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Essays

Measures for the devastation of the heart of Europe by Dr. Claus Nordbruch LONG BEFORE the outbreak of the Second World War, and certainly long before the outcome of this European slaughter of brothers was foreseeable, the victors-to-be and their hangers-on had made plans for the disposition of Germany…
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How the Allies created the greatest German refugee crisis for women and children, two million died without mercy by John Wear NURSING INFANTS suffer the most, as their mothers are unable to feed them, and frequently go insane as they watch their offspring slowly die before their eyes……Typhus was widespread…
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Essays

by Matt Koehl The following editorial raises a fundamental question regarding our contemporary situation and calls for a radical re-evaluation of postwar events in the Western world. IT HAS NOW been 50 years since the end of World War II. For many that conflict seems like so much ancient history. But…
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AudioAudio BooksWilliam Pierce

by Bradford L. Huie for The American Mercury THIS WEEK Robert Griffin’s The Fame of a Dead Man’s Deeds — read this week by Vanessa Neubauer in our continuing audio book series — deals with Dr. William Luther Pierce’s views on the watershed event of the last 100 years:…
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News

ISRAEL’S FIRST PRESIDENT supported a Jewish group’s plans to murder Germans immediately after World War II, according to the man who led the avengers. Details of the plan, which included poisoning bread at a bakery, were unveiled by Lithuanian-born Joseph Harmatz, 73, in an interview…
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Essays

by Michael Walsh AFTER THE DEFEAT of the Workers’ Reich the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union notoriously thieved everything they could lay their hands on. The Allies’ motto; ‘If it moves steal it; if it can’t be moved, blow it up’. Ships can be moved: In November 2015, the Renegade
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