In the face of English colonialism, support for Argentina

Our brother country, after suffering humiliating oppression from "Great Britain", has responded in the only way that a nation of men of honor can, occupying a territory that is rightfully theirs

Falangist pro-Argentina poster, Falklands War, 1982.

“Adolf Hitler, son of the Catholic Church, died while defending Christianity. It is therefore understandable that words cannot be found to lament over his death, when so many were found to exalt his life. Over his mortal remains stands his victorious figure. With the palm of the Martyr, God gives Hitler the laurels of Victory”

Francisco Franco, 2 May 1945

Othmar Spann: A Catholic Radical Traditionalist
by Lucian Tudor

This paper overviews Othmar Spann's overall theory of "Universalism", his anti-individualist sociological theories of "spiritual community", his spiritual and community-based theories of nation and race, his concept of the traditional "True State", his anti-democratic elitism, his corporatist economics and critique of Marxism and capitalism. It also summarizes his influence on different political groups and intellectuals and their reaction to him (Austro-Fascists, National Socialists, Marxists, Traditionalists, New Rightists).

"The Greeks offer us the model of a race and culture that has become pure: and hopefully we shall one day also achieve a pure European race and culture."

Friedrich Nietzsche

Stitching the Standard (1911) by Edmund Leighton

"If the Traditionalism of the Requetés comes down from the Middle Ages, from God (Dios, Patria y Rey!) to the City, to Civilization; and if the Fascism of the Falange rises, it goes back to the City, the Fatherland (Arriba España!) to God, to the cultivation of God: it is up to the Hispanic genius to find the total essence, the complete and precise formula of this magnificent, hierarchical intersection, ordering the breath of such tendencies and placing, as in the symbol of early military unification, under the Red Beret that covers the thought, the Blue Shirt that covers the heart."

Pablo A. Cuadra, Breviaro imperial

Letter to the Pope on his visit to Auschwitz
by Léon Degrelle

20th May 1979

“As a myth, medieval civilization left its testament in two legends. According to the first legend, every year on the night of the anniversary of the suppression of the order of the Knights Templar, an armed shadow wearing a red cross on its white mantle allegedly appears in the crypt of the Templars to inquire who wants to free the Holy Sepulcher: "No one," is the reply, "since the Temple has been destroyed." According to the second legend, Frederick I still lives with his knights, although asleep, on the Kifhauser heights inside a symbolic mountain. He awaits the appointed time when he will descend to the valleys below at the head of his faithful in order to fight the last battle, whose successful outcome will cause the Dry Tree to bloom again and a new age to begin.”

— Julius Evola, Revolt Against the Modern World

"In the short period we must hope for an anti-Russian thrust by the Chinese and in the long period do everything to help the Russians contain the Asian flood. We must weaken Russia but not conquer it. [...] Siberia occupied by an overwhelming majority of whites from European Russia will, in future, constitute the embankment of Europe."

Jean Thiriart, Nation Belgique, No. 85 (1962)

St James the Greater Conquering the Moors (1750) by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo

"Liberalism is, in one word, weakness. It wants every day to be a birthday, Life to be a long party. The inexorable movement of Time, Destiny, History, the cruelty of accomplishment, sternness, heroism, sacrifice, super-personal ideas — these are the enemy. Liberalism is an escape from hardness into softness, from masculinity into femininity, from History to herd-grazing, from reality into herbivorous dreams, from Destiny into Happiness."

— Francis Parker Yockey

Adolf Wamper at work, 1940