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The Slow Death Of The English Pub
The sharp decline of the pub became ever more noticeable under the hated Blair government.
We Will Defend CD
A new Whitelaw album will be out soon!
Folklore Of Northern England – The Woodwose
The dense forests of Britain were seen as something dark and disturbing, often impassable due to thick brambles and under-growth.
Rock Against Communism – The Early Days
Today, the Nationalist music scene is a world-wide phenomenon, with thousands of bands and millions of followers.
Eostre – Nature’s Resurrection From Hibernation
Spring is the time of lengthening days and the awakening of nature, when light triumphs over darkness and the cold winter.
The Julleuchter – Lighting Up The Darkness
The Julleuchter or Yule Lantern is a small hollow clay candlestick holder about 8″ tall.
Hitler! From Braunau To Poland – Book Review
'HITLER! From Braunau to Poland' is not merely another book about Hitler. Following many years of research it is a fascinating and informative account of Hitler's life until September 1939 without the post war bias.
The Stranger – A Poem By Rudyard Kipling
Rudyard Kipling, awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature, wrote ‘The Stranger’ in 1907. We have forgotten what our ancestors understood and took for granted: people tend to seek, and be happier with, their own people.
Arisches Kind – A Short Story
Arische Kind, or Aryan Child is a story of love and hope for the future submitted by one of our European comrades.
The Beginnings – Rudyard Kipling
The poem first appeared in Kipling’s 1917 collection ‘A Diversity of Creatures’, where it accompanies the short story “Mary Postgate”.