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Knut Hamsun’s Segelfoss Town

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2025/08/04

1,221 words If there is a main theme running through Knut Hamsun’s most well-known stories, it’s that corruption is sweet, and it can strip away a person’s innocence if that person is not careful. Writing his major works from the 1890s through to the 1920s, Hamsun places his readers on the cusp of modernity as […]

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Blue Movies, Brown Actors

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2025/08/04

3,614 words As a child, I used to enjoy being taken each year to visit the north-west English seaside town of Blackpool, where the annual Blackpool Illuminations event brought in visitors from all across the country to peer in wonder at displays of large novelty colored light-bulbs hanging like magic fairy-lanterns in the glistening night […]

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Iron & Soil: Journey Through the Battle for Ukraine 10

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2025/08/04

1,117 words All parts here. After witnessing the depths of hell, Kyiv rises like a heavenly fortress on the banks of the Dnipro, majestic and unwavering. Grand colonnades stand proudly, new white high-rises shine with clean lines and balanced elegance, their tasteful cornices catching the light. Golden domes gleam in the sun, recalling the splendor […]

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Editor’s Update

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2025/08/01

262 words 1. This Saturday on Counter-Currents Radio: Greg Johnson welcomes Kevin MacDonald back to Counter-Currents Radio to get some historical perspective on the ongoing crackup of Jewish power. Have Jews passed an inflection point since October 7, 2023, and is their power on its way down? We will also take your questions.Join us at […]

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Why Men Love Dogs

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2025/08/01

2,483 words Women love dogs too, but this essay will focus on the unique bond between men and dogs. Men will lavish affection on their dogs that they will not display toward their own children. Talking baby talk to dogs is easy for men, but talking baby talk to babies is often a bridge too far. […]

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Raw Egg Autopilot: No Eggs? No Problem!

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2025/08/01

1,760 words Editor’s Note: This article is apropos of Greg Johnson’s recent comment that Raw Egg Nationalist’s essay “Stick to Being a Hobbit” would have been better if written by AI. The tune had been haunting London for weeks past. It was one of countless similar songs published for the benefit of the proles by […]

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Iron & Soil: Journey Through the Battle for Ukraine 9

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2025/08/01

2,383 words All parts here. The windows of the Odessa Art Museum’s colonnaded halls are covered with plywood, shielding them from the threat of air raids. Last year, a Russian missile struck just meters away. The glass shattered, and paintings were damaged. The corridors that once displayed portraits in gilded frames and grand landscapes now […]

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Purifying American History 2

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2025/07/31

3,361 words Part 1 Roosevelt on Reconstruction Roosevelt takes aim at the idea, present in the standard story of American history, that the Union victory and subsequent Reconstruction was “a process of better realizing founding ideals, through the process of change set out in the Founders’ Constitution.” He instead argues that “We would do better […]

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We and Film

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2025/07/31

721 words Translated by Ondrej Mann. Films have played a significant role in shaping the 20th century man and continue to do so today. We have therefore decided to identify some trends, titles, and names in cinema that a “man of a certain type” should be familiar with. “We” and Film Conservatives and reactionaries of […]

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Purifying American History

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2025/07/30

3,123 words Kermit Roosevelt III The Nation That Never Was: Reconstructing America’s Story University of Chicago Press, 2022 On the first night of September of 2022, President Joe Biden delivered a speech in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, outside of Independence Hall, the building where the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776 and where the Constitutional Convention […]

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Decline and Fall: The ‘Anti-Fascist’ English...

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2025/07/30

1,955 words A recent British criminal case involving a white English aristocrat, her black rapist lover, and their neglectfully dead mixed-race baby, seems almost designed to carry a certain literary significance to it. The aristo involved led one of those lives you usually only see in novels, whereby the main character’s lifespan and fate is […]

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On the Essence of Europeanism: Excellence or Evil?

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2025/07/30

1,669 words Ricardo Duchesne Greatness and Ruin: Self-Reflection and Universalism Within European Civilization Antelope Hill Publishing, 2025 Everyone agrees that we Europeans are distinct from (and therefore stand out amongst) the other members of our species. Where the disagreement begins is when we attempt to apprehend the precise nature and substance of this difference. Those […]

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What Constitution Are We Even Talking About?

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2025/07/29

2,217 words The Left clutches their pearls about the Constitution whenever the Right attempts to do anything productive, especially on immigration. Using buzzwords like “due process,” which they do not themselves believe in (as shown by the Covid lockdowns and treatment of the J6ers), is a standard Saul Alinsky tactic which is becoming less effective […]

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Well, What Do You Know? Plato’s Theaetetus

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2025/07/29

3,213 words “What do I know?” asked French thinker Michel de Montaigne in the 16th century. Two hundred years later, the German philosopher Immanuel Kant refined the question, asking rather, “What can I know?”. In philosophy, however, there is rarely anything new under the sun, and this was not a new query. Both Montaigne’s and […]

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America’s Foreign Policy Has Lost the Plot — and...

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2025/07/29

1,079 words American foreign policy is in disarray. Once the architect of a global order based on alliances, commerce, and shared values, the United States now seems confused about its mission in the world. Under Donald Trump, that confusion has deepened. His trademark slogan, “America First,” has not translated into a coherent strategy. Instead, it […]

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The Origins of Christian Zionism

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2025/07/28

5,026 words Defining Christian Zionism and Dispensationalism It’s difficult to imagine Western Christianity these days without its zealous, almost unshakeable support for Israel. A curious position, one might think, given the historical theological stances and attitudes of most of Christianity. We’ll dive headfirst into the peculiar marriage of Christianity and Zionism, tracing their rather recent […]

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Helen Gurley Brown

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2025/07/28

2,372 words Helen Gurley Brown (1922-2012), longtime editor of Cosmopolitan magazine, was one of the most influential American women of the late twentieth century, although virtually all of this influence was harmful. A native of Arkansas, she graduated from Woodbury Business College in California. Her first professional success came in the advertising business, a fact […]

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Iron & Soil: Journey Through the Battle for Ukraine 8

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2025/07/28

793 words All parts here. We are back in Odessa. The delivery round has been successfully completed. Only one crate of medical supplies remains to be taken to Kyiv. But before that, one day of rest. A day to explore the city, to talk to the locals. The streets are crowded, yet somehow quiet. Footsteps, […]

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Editor’s Update

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2025/07/25

200 words 1. The Counter-Currents 2025 Fundraiser Since our last update, our fundraiser total has increased to $64,892.00. We very much appreciate it. We are now more than 20% of the way toward our total of $300,000. Thanks to everyone who has helped out so far. If you were planning to help soon, there’s no time […]

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Did Hitler Take Credit for the Holocaust?

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2025/07/25

1,232 words “The Holocaust” has come to mean the mass killing of Jewish civilians by Germany during the Second World War. In Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Politisches Testament” (My Political Testament) dictated on April 29, 1945, the day before his suicide, there is a passage that seems to mention and justify the Holocaust. The German original […]

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