Author: Ondrej Mann

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One of the topics at the recent amazing Counter-Currents conference in Rome was: How do we ask our billionaire for money? It’s a great topic, and I haven’t come across it yet in our intellectual circles, but since I already have experience writing fundraising appeals—for example, here and here—I’ll try to ask our wealthy potential sponsors for money in this article. (more…)

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Gerhard Hallstatt is an Upper Austrian musician, photographer, and writer, though he currently focuses primarily on music with his experimental band Allerseelen. He previously served as the publisher of the small but influential underground magazines Aorta and Ahnstern, using the pseudonym Adam Kadmon. These limited-circulation publications focused primarily on esoteric philosophy, magic, sacred architecture, art history, and cultural poetry, as well as half-forgotten National Socialist artists and occultists. (more…)

Dresden by Marti Teixidor

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Part 1 available here.

OM: Have you thought about writing a series on films set in Francoist Spain, Chile, Argentina, and, more generally, the dictatorial regimes of South America? Would you recommend any films in this genre?

KV: I was just thinking about lifting the veil woven by egalitarian cultural dominance. You know what I mean? Everyone knows Picasso’s Guernica, but what about Dresden by Marti Teixidor? It’s the same with film. (more…)

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Karel Veliky is the doyen of the Czech New Right, the creator of the vast majority of publications from Delian Diver, and one of the masterminds behind the entire project. Although Karel Veliky specializes primarily in writing books and comprehensive essays on topics such as Knut Hamsun, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu, Yukio Mishima, neo-fascism, the New Right, etc., the author has also found time to address more popular topics such as films from the Third Reich, Fascist Italy, Spain, and the occupied territories in the series “We & Film.” (more…)

Samuel Atkins, HMS Endeavour off the coast of New Holland, c. 1794.

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Endeavour was born in Canada in the 1990s, but has lived in several different countries. He writes essays and makes videos on various topics, including politics, history, culture, classic films, and technology, from the perspective of a Canadian nationalist, or more broadly, from the perspective of a white advocate and traditional conservative. He’s a good and entertaining companion. I think we’ll be hearing more about him and his work. In addition to writing for our website, he also has a Substack and a popular YouTube channel.

In the interview, we talked about the meaning of his name, travel, music, healthy lifestyle, motivation, the red pill, Morgoth’s Review, board games, and funny moments during his live streams. (more…)

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Here at Counter-Currents, we have already published a lot of material about Laibach, their music, and the cultural events surrounding the band. I believe that the band needs no further introduction to our readers. Personally, I like to play Laibach’s music at gothic parties, especially the songs Alle gegen Alle and Tanzt mit Laibach, but of course the band offers much more than just dance music. During their active years, Laibach has built a legacy that goes beyond music (they are one of the most influential bands in the genre today). Laibach is literally a cultural phenomenon today. (more…)

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Richard Wolstencroft is a 56-year-old Australian film director, writer, film festival organiser (Melbourne Underground Film Festival), former nightclub promoter, thinker, philosopher, and podcaster. He has directed eight feature films and twenty short films, including music videos.

He founded a nightclub called The Hellfire Club, which was very successful in the 1990s and early 2000s. In 2000, he founded the Melbourne Underground Film Festival (MUFF) and has been its director ever since. So he has been organising events in Melbourne continuously for about 35 years. Richard became famous when he made a film with Boyd Rice, a Right-wing counterculture musician popular in Dissident Right-wing circles, called Pearls Before Swine. (more…)

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Only a few people have managed to rise from the dead. If I don’t count stories about gods, such as the Egyptian god Osiris and the Sumerian goddess Ishtar (Innana), the only stories I know about people coming back to life are the stories about Jesus and the Italian futurist artist Giacomo Balla, who also managed to rise from the dead. (more…)

Denis Nikitin

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Editor’s Note:

I interviewed Denis Nikitin for Counter-Currents Radio in 2020. We tried to set up another interview after the Ukraine War began, but it proved impossible. (more…)

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In my interview with Trevor Lynch, he mentioned that the question of how to attract more women to the movement was already a cliché 20 years ago. I disagree. I think it’s a very serious question and that a serious answer can be found. (more…)

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Antelope Hill Publishing (A.H.P.) is a young American publishing house focused on the white population, consisting mainly of people in their twenties. Their goal is to publish primarily historical works that help explain how we got to where we are today, but also modern works that can provide some guidance on where we are all headed. (more…)

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When I meet WN, I often ask them a very essential question: Why are you WN? I have heard many different answers. Try asking WN this question yourself and you will be surprised by what good white people will tell you. At the end of this piece, I’ll reveal the most brilliant short answer I’ve heard on this topic over the years. (more…)

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Being a nationalist activist is difficult. You can think about nationalism and more effective methods for nationalists every day, you can make websites, stickers, graphics, go to demonstrations, concerts, write to political prisoners, be a member of nationalist organizations, donate money to “Our Cause.” (more…)