Templars of the Proletariat

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In Templars of the Proletariat, Alexander Dugin explores National Bolshevism, tracing its various origins, such as Orthodox esotericism and the notion of the Third Rome. He also acknowledges Western influences like Guy Debord and Aleister Crowley.

Dugin highlights the “Scythian movement” within “left-wing National Bolshevism,” illustrating that the October Revolution was not merely political but was deeply linked to national identity. Major figures included Alexander Blok and Maxim Gorky. This movement evoked the archaic roots of the nation and embraced tumultuous change to birth a new world. In contrast, “right-wing National Bolshevism” views a nation’s journey as unchanging. Nikolay Ustryalov saw revolutions as brief moments in a long history. The essence of a nation endures, with real conservatism rooted in its lasting spirit, not just in political shifts.

One of the most important components of this work is its reorientation away from the profane, secular politics of “left” and “right” and toward the sacred, metaphysical politics of “the Absolute,” touted as the only valid opposition to Karl Popper’s “Open Society.” This work can serve as a Rosetta Stone for anyone who seeks a comprehensive understanding of Dugin’s intellectual origins; it is an interpretive key to his entire conceptual universe.

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16 reviews for Templars of the Proletariat

  1. Robert Richardson (verified owner)

    Arktos is a reliable source for those who favor Traditionalism

  2. Mark K. (verified owner)

    I used GAI and had over 200 pages of notes in the first chapter of this book. I’m not a historian, so many things to learn in order to better understand this work.

  3. Mark (verified owner)

    My copy of this fascinating book arrived within an acceptable amount of time. ARKTOS was very communicative as my order was processed and shipped to me. Kudos to this brave publishing house for making available ideas that I want to investigate.

  4. Neven M. (verified owner)

    valuable new ideas

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    I did want a print copy but the postage to the UK was too expensive.Good to have the digital version anyway. Thank you.

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  9. Walter (verified owner)

    An important guide for the peoples of the North, especially in the unpleasant times that await us in the coming years. I wish you all the best. See you on the other side!

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    Great seller, book arrived soon after ordering. Thank you

  11. Kevin Mahoney (verified owner)

    Not always an easy read but well worth the effort. This book really helped me to clarify how my own worldview has evolved over the past decades.

  12. Jack Boer (verified owner)

    Excellent translation I’ve been waiting for. Thank you Arkto! Jack Boer

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  16. Duane Fox (verified owner)

    Dugins writings in english always a gem.

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Alexander Dugin

Alexander Dugin (b. 1962) is one of the best-known writers and political commentators in post-Soviet Russia. In addition to the many books he has authored on political, philosophical, and spiritual topics, he is the intellectual leader of the Eurasia Movement. For more than a decade, he was also an advisor to Vladimir Putin and others in the Kremlin on geopolitical matters, being a vocal advocate of a return of Russian power to the global stage, to act as a counterweight to American domination. (Go to author page)