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The New Ottomans

One aspect of Turkish Nationalism that has long intrigued me is its historical tendency to shy away from Ottoman nostalgia.

(Note to Readers: Below is Ch. XIII of my book, The Life and Times of Matthew Fontaine Maury, Pathfinder of

In the traditional historiography of the decline of the British Empire, World War II is viewed as the seminal event

In the historiography of the United States, there are three periods that are particularly noted for a high degree of

I am an avid supporter of Francisco Franco, El Caudillo of Spain, from his great victory over the communists in

As with many in the Dissident Right, I came into the movement via libertarianism. For many years, I was a

One of my favorite pastimes for several years running has been doing serious genealogical work up and down my family

Greece is very commonly thought of as an exceptionally old nation and for good reason. The most famous Greeks to

With the news of Marine Le Pen doing well in the first round of the French Election but sadly losing

I wrote an article a while back that America is not a nation. It is a fairly constant thought I