Yockey: A Fascist Odyssey
Francis Parker Yockey, herald of Western resurgence, sought to apply the philosophy of Oswald Spengler to the problems of post-1945 Europe. Yockey’s ‘Cultural Vitalism’ provides an organic and enduring method of analysis for the life-course of Civilizations.
Yockey: A Fascist Odyssey is the first sympathetic, full-length biography of this enigmatic figure. It analyses Yockey in his historical context: a post-war Europe divided between American plutocracy and Russian Bolshevism; the Europe of scaffolds, ruined cities, and Cold War confrontations.
Drawing on FBI and other state files, hitherto unpublished archives, and numerous personal interviews with those involved, this biography introduces a wealth of new material. The Allied ‘war crimes trials’ and the Communist Prague trials, both of which Yockey personally observed; opinions on Yockey by Sir Oswald Mosley, Ivor Benson, Adrien Arcand, and other important thinkers; the founding and activities of Yockey’s European Liberation Front; the genesis and impact of Yockey’s greatest writings; profiles on Yockey’s colleagues and followers; the use of psychiatry as a political weapon against dissident Rightists; the background to Yockey’s arrest, trial, and suicide — these subjects, and many more, receive unique treatment in this comprehensive biography of a political visionary.
Foreword by Tomislav Sunic.
Besides having archival value, this book is an important tool in studying the ongoing practice of criminalizing and pathologizing political opponents by the false use of the worn-out word “fascism.” This word, which has by now totally lost its original meaning, has become a word meant to silence political opponents and prevent serious scholarly inquiry. If the liberal-minded President of the United States, Donald Trump, or the liberal German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, are denounced by their detractors as “fascists,” then one must also give full credit to Yockey for trying to restore the true and original meaning of this word.
— Dr. Tomislav Sunic,The Occidental Observer
[T]here was never much information on Francis Parker Yockey, so for a book like this to come out, finally, after all these years, it really is a treat. Almost like a holy grail to Yockey fans, especially for those who've read Imperium. This book is very well researched. [...] In fact, I would recommend you to read this book first, before going into Imperium.
— Decadent Perspective,YouTube
Overall, Bolton’s effort is superior to that of Coogan in the all-important categories of content and organization; [...] It says much (nothing good) about the “American scene” that Yockey is essentially ignored, while the likes of Pierce, Rockwell, and “Robertson” are lionized. [...] Perhaps Yockey was too good for us, after all.
— JWH,Western Destiny
A tale of international espionage, an intellectual biography, and a vivid portrait of the life and times of a brilliant political visionary, Yockey is truly an odyssey through an era. Kerry Bolton, author of numerous works on the ideology and the thinkers of the Right, here traces the twisting steps of Francis Parker Yockey, best remembered for his controversial and seminal work of political philosophy, Imperium.
— John Bruce Leonard,Arktos.com
$41.00 (as of 23rd June 2018, 1:59 pm) $39.95
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| Contents | Foreword by Dr Tomislav Sunic Introduction Acknowledgements
‘An Exceptionally Brilliant Student’ 1940 — Life as an Art
War Crimes Investigator Colonel Knöchlein’s Case
‘The Philosopher’ Pessimism? German Socialism Other Influences Schmitt and Haushofer
Imperium Culture-Distortion
The Race Question ‘Vertical Race’ and ‘Horizontal Race’ Race Theory in the Third Reich
With Mosley
‘An Act of Faith’ European Liberation Front Action Programme Italian Alliance Peter J Huxley-Blythe Baroness Alice von Pflügl Guy Chesham The Proclamation of London Culture Pathology Elsa Dewette (Darciel) Political Programme of the ELF Frontfighter
Reaction Julius Evola The Britons, Arnold Leese, et al Der Weg
The Meaning of Europe
Of Yearning Onward, Upward & Away Gerald L. K. Smith Senator Joseph McCarthy Maurice Bardèche Princess Maria Pignatelli Egidio Boschi Adrian Arcand US Return Egypt, USA, Germany Cuba
Yockey’s German Mentor Hang on and Pray: A Spenglerian Critique of Toynbee Ullstein and Einstein National Renaissance Party
H Keith Thompson Jr Meeting Yockey Dönitz Thompson-Yockey Correspondence with US State Department
11 Hanged Jews Yockey, Spengler and Russia The Character of Russia
Der Feind Europas Conflict Between American-Jewish and Russian Bolshevisms ‘A New Symbiosis: Europe-Russia’
Kto Kovo Realignments Common Sense
‘Whited Sepulchres’ Natinform Bruderschaft — The Secret Brotherhood Ami Go Home Fraudulent Conversion?
Capture ‘The Rabbi’ on the Bench
‘Dementia Praecox, Paranoid Type’ ‘Siberia Bill’ Lucille Miller The Psycho-Hell of Frederick Seelig Eustace Mullins Martyrdom
The Enigma of Alexander Benjamin Scharf
FBI and ADL
Ecce Homo Catholic Artist
Resurrection The World in Flames Re-Publication of Imperium German Edition Mosley & Ivor Benson Robert D Kephart — Would-Be Biographer Belated Union Movement Appraisal TRUD Rockwell Louis T Byers and the National Youth Alliance Professor Revilo P Oliver The Enemy of Europe Wilmot Robertson and Instauration Influence on La Nouvelle Droite Down Under and Above Impact on the Rebirth of Odinism
Interpretations and Adaptations Raven Thomson’s Theory of ‘Social Pathology’ Dr E. R. Cawthron: ‘The Culture as an Organism’ Willis Carto (aka Dr E. L. Anderson): ‘Cultural Dynamics’ Ronald Lee Slote: ‘Cultural Relativity’ Gerhard Lauck: ‘Blood and Soul’ ‘Fascist’, ‘Imperialist’
The Front Reborn Yockey and Thiriart Otto Strasser
Yockey — Today and Tomorrow Huxley-Blythe’s ‘Reappraisal’
Index |
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| Author | Kerry Bolton |
| Number Of Pages | 618 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-912079-15-5 |
| Binding | Paperback |
| ISBN-10 | 1912079151 |
| Languages | English |
| Product Group | Book |
| Publication Date | 2018-02-01 |
| Publisher | Arktos Media Ltd |
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