'... beneath these tales, there lurked the looming specter of an unspeakable sin, a catastrophe named the Holocaust that would permeate the nation’s psyche for time eternal.”

eurosiberia.net/p/finis-german…

“I have known many gods. He who denies them is as blind as he who trusts them too deeply. I seek not beyond death.”

– Conan, in Robert E. Howard’s “Queen of the Black Coast” (1934)

Greetings from the famous ship Aurora in St. Petersburg:

In the dark and haunted waters of history, there lies the ship known as the Aurora. Cloaked in the misty haze of revolution, she bore witness to events that would shake the very foundations of an empire. A part of the…

Nietzsche: Antichrist or Prophet?, an essay by A. J. Illingworth, published by Arktos.

A. J. Illingworth discusses Nietzsche’s opposition to Christianity and argues that this opposition might not be as unambiguous as it is often portrayed.

Nietzsche, arguably one of the most…

Dominique Venner and the Iliad, a comment by Constantin von Hoffmeister (Constantin von Hoffmeister):

Dominique Venner, a warrior-scholar whose very soul was forged in the fiery crucible of history, stood as a living embodiment of European tradition. His early days were spent on the…

“We know all the pains that the Greeks and Trojans once endured on the spreading plain of Troy.”

Homer, ‘The Odyssey’

Castle in Narva, Estonia and view of Ivangorod, Russia on the other side of the river

On a bus in Estonia

The Lost Heroic Age: Part Two, a Twitter essay by Rose Sybil (Rose), published by Artkos.

The Greek Mythical Ages are the most interesting. The Golden Age fell from Prometheus sharing fire with man. The Silver Age seems worse than the Bronze Age in many ways. It is unique…

Peak Christendom

“Russia, in Frederick’s vision, was a vast, barely-tamed wilderness, a land whose hidden power, once fully awakened, would rise to strike at the center of European affairs, to bring forth a tempestuous upheaval.”

eurosiberia.net/p/frederick-th…

Very well put. I endorse this!

*NEW TRANSLATION*
What does the destiny of great cultures mean in history, and of small cultures in their shadow?

Join Emil Cioran in an exploration of this question. The cultures discussed include France, Germany, Russia, and England among others.
Link in the reply.

Templars of the Proletariat, the classic work by Alexander Dugin (Alexander Dugin)

Coming soon from Arktos!

Excerpt:

The Metaphysics of the Nation

The other half of the term ‘National Bolshevism’ — ‘national’ — also requires some elucidation. The very concept of the ‘nation’ is far…

'You must be ready to burn yourself in your own flame; how could you rise anew if you have not first become ashes?'

— Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra

Nietzsche: Embracing the Eternal Struggle

At the heart of Nietzschean philosophy is the concept of…

The gladiators kill with gusto if the audience demands blood. Blood is the life fertilizing the arena.

Visiting the Belgian town of Waterloo and the actual battlefield

A Conversation with Ariel Pink (Ariel Pink), an interview conducted by Blake Moulder, published by Arktos.

Ariel Pink and Blake Moulder discuss – among other topics – Trump, election fraud, and the decline of America.

Ariel Pink is an American artist and musician considered by…

Andrew Tate’s Misguided Response to Feminism, a Twitter essay by Alexander Markovics (Alexander Markovics), published by Arktos.

Following his appearance on the popular US TV host Tucker Carlson’s show, he has become the talk of the town. We’re referring to Andrew Tate, a kickboxer…

Trump/Kennedy 2024. Bi-partisan ticket for a Second American (R)Evolution, instead of a Second Civil War. It’s the only way that the United States MIGHT still have a future. #TrumpKennedy2024