The Cult of the Supreme Being
On the 8th of June 1794, Maximilian Robespierre, a French revolutionary leader, descended from a man-made mountain in a festival procession at the Champ de
History
Lessons from Rome; Moral Decay and Corruption
by SPQR
What Our Current Historians Neglect to Tell You The fall of the Roman Empire is one of the most written about subjects in western civilisation.
Multiculturalism: Lessons From The Macedonian Empire
by SPQR
In 2015, after an unprecedented number of asylum seekers and migrants streamed into the EU, national cultural ministers agreed to create a new group on
Anniversary of the Battle of Lepanto: The Epic European Battle For Survival against Islam
by Alex
Today, 7th of October is the anniversary of the glorious battle of Lepanto (7 October 1571). One of the most important conflicts between Christian Europe
Cultural Dissonance; A Fertile Spring & Poisonous Flower
the revolution won’t happen with guns, rather it will happen incrementally, year by year, generation by generation. We will gradually infiltrate their education institutions and
Democracy: Lessons From Athens
by SPQR
At a time in which barbarians and globalists seem to be threatening the very existence of our people, it’s easy to get caught up thinking
Woden’s Den
England is home to some of the richest history in Western Europe; from Nelson’s column in Trafalgar to Queen Mary I, from William the Conqueror
Children’s Television: From Rainbow to Multi-Racial, LGBT Brainwashing in 40 Years
by Laura
This morning, I awoke to learn that my beloved childhood hero, Geoffrey Hayes, had passed away at the age of 76. He was the star
What does it mean to be Swiss?
by Alex
What does it mean to be …? “What does it mean to be …?” is a new small project I decided to launch, it will
City of Vienna Refuses To Remember Jan III Sobieski
by Eagle
Plans to raise a monument for Jan III Sobieski, the Polish king who helped save Europe in the Battle of Vienna, have come to a