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[image] “The English are no longer a true Nordic or Aryan people. They have become the Jews among the Aryan races—a plutocratic, money-grubbing race that has sold its blood and its soul to Jewish finance capital, betraying the entire white race and all of Europe for the sake of its own

[image] “Nationalists of all countries, unite!” — Jean-Marie Le Pen

[image] Gottfried Feder didn’t just influence National Socialism, he built its entire economic ideology. From The Manifesto For Thr Abolition of Interest-Slavery to the 25-Point Program, and the unyielding fight against usury: the real, unaltered foundations that survived even after

[image] Mussolini credited him as his philosopher, yet some Fascists savagely attacked the “philosopher of Fascism” as liberal pedantry. Anti-modernists, realists, and Catholic hardliners fought for a different soul of the regime. Fascism was never monolithic, the internal wars prove it.

[image] Long before the 20th century, sections of the socialist movement were already grappling with what they called the “Jewish Question.” From Marx and Proudhon to the populist and labor movements of Europe, anti-Semitic themes often emerged from the anti-capitalist left.

[image] "We must reject all expressions of pity for the poor Jew: 'What is he guilty of? What bad thing has he done? They have been here for three centuries, five centuries, ten centuries...' With this kind of thinking, one can never approach a problem of a general nature… And to all

[image] China isn’t capitalist nor is it pure communism either. It runs one of the most sophisticated corporatist systems in the world; compulsory, hierarchical interest groups for labor and capital, all licensed and controlled by the state. The same logic as Mussolini’s Fascist

[image] The term “totalitarianism” is often treated as a neutral description of political systems. In reality, its origins are far more complex. This article traces the history of the concept from its emergence in interwar Italy, through its adoption by both supporters and critics of

[image] From Hitler’s earliest 1920 speeches onward, National Socialism rejected Zionism as a fundamental threat. This essay examines how Nazi Germany viewed a Jewish state in Palestine not as a solution to the ‘Jewish question,’ but as an expression of unassimilable racial separatism

[image] "A Jewish problem exists, and it is no longer confined to that shadowy sphere." — Benito Mussolini, The Zionists

[image] Giovanni Gentile’s interpretation of the young Marx’s dialectical materialism didn’t lead to international proletarian revolution. It led to the Fascist state as the concrete national community where the individual realizes their social essence through praxis. A look at how one

[image] “Tradition is certainly one of the greatest spiritual forces of peoples, in that it is a successive and constant creation of their soul.” — Benito Mussolini , Tempi della Rivoluzione Fascista (1930)