Athens – the ruins of Europe
Powered by odysee embed generator For millennia Athens has been seen as the birthplace of Western civilisation. Yet on her visit to the Greek capital this week, H&D‘s European correspondent Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Art
Reclaiming May Day for European workers!
May Day was a traditional European festival long before it was hijacked by American Marxists in 1889. Linked to the ancient celebration of Beltane (marking the midpoint between Spring Equinox Continue Reading →
The Martin Luther King race relations industry
Among the most ludicrous products of the worldwide ‘race relations’ industry is the veneration of Martin Luther King. This cult’s latest emanation is a sculpture unveiled this week in Boston, Continue Reading →
Instagram’s war on truth: H&D writer banned within 24 hours
H&D writer Isabel Peralta – the 19-year-old student from Madrid who is the best and brightest of a new generation of European nationalist activists – launched a new Instagram account Continue Reading →
Death threat to H&D author as Zionist vandals hit German art gallery
As part of an escalating dispute between Zionist extremists and the pro-Palestinian movement, vandals have attacked Germany’s most famous exhibition of contemporary art, defacing the site with graffiti threatening H&D Continue Reading →
Fade to Black – The darkening of our screens and its part in the theft of our past and our future
You fly into London on a British Airways plane on which you are shown an animated film about safety. It stars a cartoon Black man with his cartoon White wife Continue Reading →
Jean Raspail, Charles Krafft and David Dees
According to Eliot, April is “the cruellest month” – but this year June has put in a strong bid. No sooner had we published an obituary to our old friend Continue Reading →