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Louis Marschalko
The World Conquerors (1958)
From the Introduction
The Second World War was said to have been waged for "the rights of small nations," but the author, like countless other Hungarians, is literally "on the run from Communism." He has been living in exile since 1945 because of his anti-communist views. Although he was never a...
Earliest reports of Bolshevism in Australian newspapers up to 1920
A collection of some of the earliest reports of the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia as reported in Australian newspapers up to the year 1920 archived by The National Library of Australia.
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A.H. Lane, 1868-1938
The Alien Menace: A Statement Of The Case (1934)
THE LEEDS CONFERENCE! 1917
The following is a copy of the Manifesto issued by Mr. Ramsay MacDonaldand other "Labour" leaders during the Great War. Great Labour, Socialist and Democratic Convention to hail the Russian Revolutionand to Organise the British Democracy To foll...
Ezra Pound
On the Protocols (1943)
Ezra Pound, arguably one of America's greatest poets, moved to Italy in 1924 and became involved in the newly regenerated Italy of the time. He soon broadcasted from Fascist Italy during the Second World War. His broadcasts were a mix of politics, personal commentary, anecdotes, and old fashioned wit. These...
Adolf Ehrt
Communism in Germany - The Truth about the Communist Conspiracy on the Eve of the National Revolution (1933)
Contrary to post-war propaganda, it was not the Nazis who terrorized Germany prior to 1933, but the far Left. This book, based on original police case files from the time, shows how the far Left and their socialist party all...
