Emmanuel Ratier (on the left) with Paul-Éric Blanrue, who authored books and documentaries on Jewish power and revisionism.
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English version here
Nul n’est prophète en son pays, dit-on.
Dans le monde anglophone, le nom d’Emmanuel Ratier est globalement inconnu. La version anglophone de Wikipédia n’a pas d’article à son nom. Tout juste trouve-t-on une mention d’un de ses livres dans la bibliographie d’un article sur un club de la haute société, Le Siècle. (more…)
Emmanuel Ratier (on the left) with Paul-Éric Blanrue, who authored books and documentaries on Jewish power and revisionism.
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French version here
They say no man is a prophet in his own land.
Emmanuel Ratier was unknown in the English-speaking world. The English version of Wikipedia has no page about him. In France, the country he was born in and always had at heart, Ratier was barely known in the mainstream. Only recently had he started to become well-known, (more…)
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Translated by Guillaume Durocher
Rivarol: What is your assessment of the second round of the departmental elections for the Front National? (more…)
Dieudonné M’Bala M’Bala
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Like Greg, I did not have a happy 2013. The hope inspired by the Poitiers Mosque action in November 2012 was followed by a severe repression and infiltration of Identitarian groups by the “Forces of Order.” Below I try to summarize the four major stories of 2013. In this year there has been more state harassment, infiltration, and dissolution of Nationalist and New Right groups than in decades.
