Armin Mohler (1920–2003) was a Swiss historian, writer, and political theorist celebrated for his influential contributions to the conservative and New Right movements. Hailing from Basel, Switzerland, he studied history, philosophy, and literature at prestigious universities. Although his early associations raised controversy, Mohler emerged as a leading figure in the post-war conservative scene, advocating for traditional values and critiquing liberal democracy and modernity. His works, such as The Conservative Revolution in Germany, ignited essential debates on the European New Right’s significance in contemporary politics and culture.
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