British nationalists remember the sacrifice of past generations
Long gone are the days when up to 4,000 patriots would march with the National Front to the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London in the 1970s. Even in the mid-1980s the Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Second World War
Lest we forget
Today at 11 am British patriots will again fall silent as we remember the anniversary of the end of the First World War on 11th November 1918. This year as Continue Reading →
Joined in Remembrance – How Rhodesian and British Patriots defied a Labour Government
Most H&D readers will be familiar with the National Front’s long tradition of marches to the Cenotaph in London’s Whitehall on Remembrance Sunday each year. Opponents of the NF have Continue Reading →
Now online: H&D review of ‘Degrelle in Exile’
A book review of Degrelle in Exile, by José Luis Jerez Riesco, is now online. This review was originally published in two parts in issues 120 and 121 of H&D. Continue Reading →
Jürgen Rieger’s final essay republished in English
The great German patriot, lawyer and revisionist Jürgen Rieger died suddenly fifteen years ago today – 29th October 2009 – aged 63. He was politically active until his final breath Continue Reading →
95-year-old Ursula Haverbeck faces ANOTHER 16 month prison sentence
A court in Hamburg today confirmed another 16-month prison sentence against the 95-year-old German scholar and publisher Ursula Haverbeck, after several days of appeal hearings that began on 7th June. Continue Reading →
The latest state repression against Vincent Reynouard
The heroic revisionist scholar Vincent Reynouard, who as regular readers of H&D and the Real History blog will know, was imprisoned in Edinburgh from November 2022 until his deportation to France Continue Reading →
Political establishment joins forces to promote ‘Holocaust’ cult
This week political leaders from across the party spectrum joined forces in Westminster to demand obeisance to the only religion that now has any significance for the international elite: the Continue Reading →
May 1945: Whose Victory?
Tomorrow the UK and her western allies from the Second World War will celebrate the 79th anniversary of ‘Victory in Europe’ – VE Day. The former Soviet Union – now Continue Reading →
Vincent Reynouard faces extradition with courage and confidence in the future of revisionism
The French revisionist scholar Vincent Reynouard, who has been held in Edinburgh prison since his arrest in November 2022, will be extradited to France next week after it became clear Continue Reading →