The worst wars are the undeclared ones. They break out quietly, like an uneasy breeze, and are the harshest, most deadly. Europe today faces the greatest danger in her history, a danger threatening the very existence of her civilisation. For…
Ethnicity The three possible founts of a culture of the Right considered in, and rejected by, the previous instalment of this essay unite in a fourth, which, for its connection to all the most valid parts of each of them,…
‘Söhne des Bundes’ What is commonly known as the ‘Jewish people’ represents the oldest surviving historical people on Earth, but in the Holy Scriptures of the three Abrahamic religions this people is more correctly described as the ‘Children of Israel’…
A characteristic sign of the decadence of the idea of the State in the modern world is the loss of the higher significance of service to the State. Wherever the State presents itself as the incarnation of an idea and…
The Question of Authority in our Time We have found that spiritual authority, commanded by a divine King, must be the source of a true, Traditional society. But it would be unsatisfactory to leave the matter at this statement when…
Tradition and True Authority Ownness is not an ideal or a thought, hence not a false authority or divinity; ownness is only the immanent expression of myself, and can never be something to which I enslave myself. Ownness is not…
Stirner’s Critique of Authority The German philosopher Max Stirner (1806–1856) is by no means a thinker of the right. In his main work The Ego and His Own (1844) he care-freely dismisses all institutions, ideals and divinities of both old…