Counter-Currents
Remembering Corneliu Codreanu:
September 13, 1899–November 30, 1938
Greg Johnson
142 words
In honor of the birthday of Corneliu Zelea Codreanu, founder of the Romanian Iron Guard, I wish to draw your attention to the following works at Counter-Currents:
- Julius Evola, “The Tragedy of the Romanian ‘Iron Guard’”
- Greg Johnson, “Codreanu’s The Prison Notes” (in Spanish)
- Theodore J. O’Keefe, “Codreanu and the Iron Guard” (in Czech)
- Frank Martell, “The Rocky Road to Victory: Learning from Codreanu’s Mistakes”
- Dimitris Michalopoulos, “The Far Right in the Balkans: Roots and Perspectives”
- James J. O’Meara, “The Death Team: Codreanu’s For My Legionaries”
- Matt Parrott reviews For My Legionaries
- Ted Sallis reviews For My Legionaries
- Christopher Thorpe, “The History of Corneliu Z. Codreanu and the Legionary Movement”
To learn more about Codreanu, read his For My Legionaries
1 comment
Generally when there are references to the Iron Guard, it’s in the context of “The Iron Guard was a fascist group which supported the evil Nazi plan to dominate the world.” The articles you link to give us a clearer picture of a movement which fought for the Romanian people. And they open up a new front for examining tactics which White Nationalists can use today, especially in light of the ongoing invasion of Europa.
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