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The Curse of Victimhood and Negative Identity
Originally posted at Arutz Sheva: Israel National News, January 30, 2015. Posted here with permission of the author. Days and months of atonement keep accumulating on the European wall calendar. The days of atonement however, other than commemorating the dead, often function as a tool in boosting political legitimacy of a nation – often at the […]
Modern Education and the Destruction of Culture
Speech delivered at the Traditional Britain Conference to the Traditional Britain Group, on October 18, 2014 ( http://traditionalbritain.org/blog/modern-education-and-the-destruction-of-culture/) Due to incessant semantic shifts over the last one hundred years the word ‘culture’ has become meaningless. It denotes everything and therefore it means nothing. It can express a political or a theological belief; it can […]
Tom Sunic’s letter to the US Ambassador to Hungary
October 11, 2014 Mr. André Goodfriend Chargé d’Affaires Embassy of the United States of America Szabadság tér 12 H-1054 Budapest Dear Mr. Goodfriend, As an American citizen I would hereby like to express my concern over the recent decision by the Hungarian government to ban the National Policy Institute (NPI) conference which had been scheduled […]
Defying the Budapest Ban: The Rebel vs the Dissident
Despite the ban by the Hungarian government, the NPI conference did take place in Budapest on October 5, albeit in a truncated version but with an air of rebellion and emotional intensity. A day earlier, despite the arrest of the NPI Chairman Mr. Richard Spencer, despite constant police surveillance of all NPI guests, and despite […]
The Rise and Demise of the EU: A Short History of A Big Failure
Several costly mistakes were made by the founding fathers of the European Union: economics, and not politics, was thought to be the best tool to bring about the unification of Europe; unclear plans about the limits of the enlargement of the European Union; the unexpected and ongoing floods of non-European immigration as a result […]
The Year of Remembrance vs. the Year of Death: 1814, 1914, 1944, 2014…
Orestes Pursued by the Furies(oil) William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825–1905) Below is the English translation of my speech given on June 14, 2014 at a historic manor house, in the village of Guthmannshausen, in the vicinity of Weimar, the state of Thuringia, Germany. The speech was delivered on the occasion of the 100thanniversary of the beginning […]
Antifascist Demonology vs. Nationalist Victimology: The Case of Croatia
Translated from the Croatian by the author The following is the English translation of a video of my speech at the conference at the prestigious Jesuit center in the capital of Croatia, Zagreb, on May 22. The conference was held on the occasion of the recently published book, Titov Jasenovac (2014) by a Croat historian […]
Friedrich Georg Jünger: The Titans and the Coming of the Titanic Age
Translated from the German and with an Introduction by Tom Sunic Introduction: Titans, Gods and Pagans by Tom Sunic Below is my translation of several passages from the last two chapters from Friedrich Georg Jünger’s little known book, Die Titanen, 1943, 1944 (The Titans). Only the subtitles are mine. F.G. Jünger was the younger brother […]
Tragedy and Myth in Ancient Europe and Modern Politics
The following is an abridged version of my speech given at the London Forum, February 1, 2014, London, UK. The video of the whole speech is available here. When discussing myths we must first agree on the meaning of words and expressions we intend to employ. We must also certify that we assign to […]
After the Fall: Beyond Nationalism
What follows is my speech delivered at the NPI conference at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington DC, on October 26, 2013 Ladies and Gentlemen, We could replace the noun ‘the fall’ with other related words having stronger, more loaded meanings, such as ‘the end time’ or ‘chaos’ — or ‘the end of a world,’ […]
Ulrichsberg: A Memorial Place or a Road Sign to New Catastrophes?
What follows is my translation into English of my featured speech, delivered in the German language on September 15, 2013, at Ulrichsberg, a village near the town of Klagenfurt, Carinthia, Austria, during the annual Memorial Day for the victims of communism and the victims of the Allied persecution in the aftermath of WWII. The […]
Nationalist Parties in the European Union: Electoral Goals and Political Hopes
This is an abridged version of the talk to American Freedom Party members, given in Los Angeles, July 6, 2013. At first sight it appears that launching a nationalist or a racialist, or a so-called right- wing party in Europe is a relatively easy task — easier than in the USA, where the two party […]
The West against Europe
The following is the English translation of my speech in French, given in Lyon, France, on May 25, for the French identitarians (students, members of the “GUD” and “Europe Identité.”) The speech was delivered in honor of the late Dominique Venner, a historian and philosopher who committed suicide on May 21. On May 26, the […]
Was soll man lesen? (Teil 2)
Was soll man lesen? (Teil 2) Charles Krafft, “NVA Dinner Set,” 2012 2,022 words Übersetzt von Auziwandilaz Literatur: Harold Covington Lassen wir die politische Plausibilität oder den post-historischen Wahrheitsgehalt von Covingtons Romanen, die vom weißen Unabhängigkeitskrieg zu Beginn des 21. Jahrhunderts im pazifischen Nordwesten handeln, beiseite. Was wichtig ist, aus Covingtons Prosa herausgehoben zu werden, […]
Dresden: Death from Above
What follows below is the English translation of my speech in German which I was scheduled to deliver on February 13, 2013, around 7:00 PM in downtown Dresden. The commemoration of the Dresden February 13, 1945 victims was organized by “Aktionsbündnis gegen das Vergessen” (action committee against oblivion), NPD deputies and officials from the […]
Croatia’s Patron Saints; the House of Habsburg and the Idea of the Reich
What follow is the English translation of my lecture given in the German language for the gentlemen of the Order of St. George, held on September 29, 2012 in the city of Varaždin, Croatia, under the patronage of the House of Habsburg and the crown prince Karl von Habsburg. The speech was subsequently published in […]
Is the Press freer in the United States than in Europe?
What follows below is the author’s translation of his piece in French (Fall 2012). The original text in French can be accessed here or here. It is published in Réfléchir et Agir, a political-cultural quarterly published in France. It can be roughly categorized as non-conformist “national-anarchist” journal with critical articles on art, literature and politics. […]
The Future of the European Peoples, Part 2
The following is part 2 of the translation of my speech delivered in the German language ( Die Zukunft der Völker Europa) at the NPD Summer Academy in Saarbrucken, Germany (August 23-26, 2012). The meeting and the lectures were also attended by several representatives of the Front National from the nearby Alsace, France. The original […]
The Future of the European peoples (Part 1)
The following is a translation of my speech delivered in the German language ( Die Zukunft der Völker Europa) at the NPD Summer Academy in Saarbrucken, Germany (August 23–26, 2012). The meeting and the lectures were also attended by several representatives of the Front National from the nearby Alsace, France. My original speech in the […]
What to read? (Part 2)
Literature: Harold Covington Let us leave aside the political plausibility or post-historical veracity of Covington’s novels dealing with the war of White independence at the beginning of the 21st century in the Pacific Northwest. What needs to be singled out in Covington’s prose is his language, his ability to construct both real and surreal plots, and […]
What to read, Part 1
There is no such thing as rightwing vs. leftwing literature. There is only bad literature vs. good literature, with the definition of goodness vs. badness resulting from one’s own implicit cultural and racial baggage. For more than a half century, teachers and scholars have used public and academic discourse quite in line with the […]
How to read
It is far easier to reflect on the art of dating than on the art of reading. For a student in humanities the main concern must not be which author he needs to read and which one he needs to discard, but rather how to read and how to interpret the text. Before he flips […]
The Liberal Rule of Law and the National Socialist Rule of Law
Introduction What follows below is my translation of a short chapter (Ch. 40) from Otto Koellreutter’s book Der nationalsozialistische Rechtsstaat (1938) (The Rule of Law in National Socialist State). Koellreutter was professor and dean of law at the University of Munich from 1933–1945. Along with Carl Schmitt, he was one of the prominent legal scholars […]
A New Call of the Wild: The American Third Position Party
The following is an English translation of an article published in the French magazine RIVAROL (published by Jérôme Bourbon) on the A3P and it’s presidential candidates. In the hustle and bustle of the various right wing currents inAmericait is fascinating to observe the recent birth of the American Third Position Party (A3P), a new political party dedicated […]
Carl Schmitt’s “Jews in Jurisprudence” (Part 2)
Introduction to Part 2: Part 2 of “Jews in Jurisprudence” continues the glimpse into the mind of an important intellectual during the National Socialist period. One has to remember that this is a speech to a gathering sponsored by a high government official in a nation with a very well-defined official ideology. It is not […]
Carl Schmitt’s “Jews in Jurisprudence” (Part 1)
What follows is the English translation of the little known closing speech, given by Prof. Dr. Carl Schmitt at a conference held in Berlin, Germany, on October 3 and 4, 1936. The conference, sponsored by Reich Minister Dr. Hans Frank, was attended by hundreds of German legal scholars, law professors and political scientists, most of […]
The Balkanization of the System: Ernst Jünger and the Endtimes, Part 3
Jünger’s alter ego, the Anarch, should not be surprised at the sight of a new Holy Alliance between the Merchant and the Commissar, between Big Business and the Left. The Left favors mass immigration because immigrants, in its eyes, represent the substitute symbol of the new proletariat. For the capitalist it is also advantageous to […]
The Balkanization of the System: Ernst Jünger and the Endtimes, Part 2
Unfortunately, many self-proclaimed White racialists think they can fight the System by violent means. Jünger’s sovereign type of a nonconformist wisely watches from his watchtower and waits for the right moment before he strikes. Perhaps one could learn some lessons from the rebels in the Vendée province during the French Revolution, or from Balkan outlaws during the Turkish occupation stretching from the […]
The Balkanization of the System: Ernst Jünger and the Endtimes, Part 1
It seems that the prognoses about the imminent death of the West were not just a favorite topic of the German philosopher of history Oswald Spengler, the author of the much acclaimed The Decline of the West. In times of great geopolitical disruptions and social polarizations, such as those sweeping now over Europe […]
Art in the Third Reich: 1933-1945 (Part 2)
The Archaic Postmodernity National Socialist dignitaries devoted much energy to the promotion of German sculptors and helped them considerably in the execution of massive bas-reliefs and in the erection of monumental stone and bronze sculptures. The political goal was obvious: to bring German art as close as possible to the German people, so that any […]
Art in the Third Reich: 1933–1945 (Part 1)
This is a slightly edited version of an article was first published in Ecrits de Paris (Nr. 645, July-August 2002, L’Art dans l’IIIème Reich. Translated by the author.) When writing about or discussing the plastic and figurative arts in Germany during the period from 1933 to 1945, one must inevitably mention the art that highlighted the epoch […]
Ludwig F. Clauss: Racial Style, Racial Character (Part II)
Continuing from Part I with a translation of parts of the third edition (1943) of Rasse und Seele, by Ludwig F. Clauss. “To each according to his kind, to each according to his style” The movement of the body is the expression of the movement of the soul. This can best be seen in the […]
Ludwig F. Clauss: Racial Style, Racial Character (Part I)
The liberal-communist propaganda against Fascism and National-Socialism has produced results contrary to those originally anticipated. It has created the conceptual model of a value system that often defies the objective reality of the bygone Fascist and National-Socialist epochs. It has given birth to dangerous and subconscious infatuation with hyperreal would-be Fascism, best to be seen […]
Which Way White Man? (Part 2)
Every human wants to physically and racially look better than he actually does; wants to date and mate with a racially better looking partner than he is; his role model must be both intellectually and racially better than himself. Even the most ardent White liberal advocate of racial miscegenation is secretly keen about grooming his […]
Which Way White Man? (Part 1)
The advantage of Whites in North America is their racial and linguistic unity stretching from Alaska to Arkansas, from San Francisco to Boston. This unique phenomenon, coupled with implicit racial awareness, still enables America to thrive as a global superpower. White Americans, regardless of their diverse European roots, can freely use the word “nationalism” given […]
Feminism and Women on the Right (Part 2)
Leni Riefenstahl (1902-2003) Writing about any aspect of National Socialist Germany, or for that matter about women in Europe of the mid-thirties of the last century, poses an insurmountable problem for any objective contemporary researcher. Whether one wants to tackle the subject of horse breeding in Bavaria or the number of caged canaries in Schleswig […]
Feminism and Women on the Right (Part 1)
Antigone, a young woman in Sophocles’ drama was sentenced to death by Creon, the king of Thebes, for breaching the law of the land. Her “historical revisionism,” her individualism, her free spirit bordering on stubbornness, prompted her to challenge the positive laws of her times. She viewed divine laws of justice and her own moral […]
Schopenhauer and the Perception of the Real or Surreal Postmodernity (Part 2)
Schopenhauer is a crucial source in understanding the psychopathological impact of religions, myths and systems of beliefs. At times he labels them “allegories” whereas in other places he describes them as the “metaphysics of the masses” or “people’s metaphysics” (Volksmetaphysik). Just as people have popular poetry and the popular wisdoms or proverbs, they also need […]
Schopenhauer and the Perception of the Real or Surreal Postmodernity (Part I)
The text below is the expanded version of Tom Sunic’s speech, delivered at the New Right conference in London, on October 23, 2010. There is a danger in interpreting the text of some long gone author, let alone of some heavyweight philosopher, such as Arthur Schopenhauer (1788 – 1860). The interpreter tends to look at parts […]
Who benefits from the War in Iraq and Afghanistan?
The following article is the slightly edited version of the speech Mr. Sunic gave on August 7, 2010 at the festival-conference of the NPD (National Democratic Party), near the town of Goerlitz, Germany. Sunic’s live speech in German can be accessed on the VOR radio broadcast. The original text in German (“Wem nutzt der Krieg in Irak […]
Sex and Politics
Political mores often reflect sexual attitudes. Conversely (and more commonly) political environment affects sexual mores. In our so-called best of all worlds, “free love” has become an aggressive ideology transmitted by left-wing opinion makers. The underlying assumption, going back to the Freudian-Marxist inspired student revolts of 1968, is that by indulging in wild sex a […]
Julius Evola on Race
Growing interest in English speaking countries for the Italian philosopher Julius Evola may be a sign of the revival of the awesome cultural legacy of the Western civilization (see here and here). This legacy is awkwardly termed the “traditional –revolutionary – elitist – anti-egalitarian – postmodern thought.” But why not simply call it classical thought? The advantage […]
Louis Ferdinand Céline — An Anarcho-Nationalist
In his imaginary self-portrayal, the French novelist Louis-Ferdinand Céline (1894–1961) would be the first one to reject the assigned label of anarcho-nationalism. For that matter he would reject any outsider’s label whatsoever regarding his prose and his personality. He was an anticommunist, but also an anti-liberal. He was an anti-Semite but also an anti-Christian. He despised the Left […]
The Bizarre World of Dr Theodore Isaac Rubin
The Return of the Protected Jewish Minority in Europe
