Bishop Dr. Alois Hudal's work, "The Foundations of National Socialism", explores the ideological and historical roots of National Socialism, emphasizing its connections to German Catholicism and the broader cultural movements of Europe. He argues for a synthesis of national conviction and Christianity, asserting that these ideologies are not inherently opposed. The book reflects on the significance of national unity and historical context, particularly highlighting the role of German Catholics in the formation of the new Reich amidst societal upheavals. Hudal critically examines the influences of liberalism and socialism, introducing ideas that contrast the deified nation with a classless society. He asserts that the tension between Christianity and nationalism is central to understanding the future of these ideologies in Europe, especially in light of the challenges presented by the post-Bolshevik era. The work serves as a call for Catholics to engage with the vital questions surrounding National Socialism to navigate its implications for religion and culture in contemporary society.

“The Secession War arose on the issue whether the Southern states, comprising a unit based on an aristocratic-traditional life-feeling, with an economic basis of muscle-energy, could secede from the union, which had been captured by the Yankee element.”

- Francis Parkey Yockey

“It must be said that Italy was the first European state to concretely support the liberation struggle of the Palestinian people against the British mandate and the Zionist project in the Holy Land.”

- Stefano Fabei

Italian Fascist-era newspaper depicting the Arab revolt in Palestine (Aug 14th 1938).

According to Evola the Iron Guard was an ideological predecessor to the OAS

“Disgusting, extremely bloody spectacle” -Heinrich Himmler, after watching a bullfight in Spain.

"We never stop talking about the crudeness of our ancestors, but nothing is as crude as the philosophy of our century"

-Joseph de Maistre