Category Archives: Hitler

The Anarchist: Revolutionary Politics

Posted on May 20, 2011 by William Holland

Very few people outside of academia have ever read ‘The Proud Tower’ by Barbara Tuchman which is depressing given the fine account she renders of Europe twenty-five years before the cataclysm that was the Great War (WWI).  Here we find … Continue reading →

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Between War & Peace: Statecraft & Political Correctness

Posted on May 19, 2011 by William Holland

The single most decisive long term impact of foreign policy is the winning of war and the management of peace.  Most historians completely ignore the course of events (both domestic and international) leading to a given war’s conclusion and the … Continue reading →

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The Failure That Became Bismark: The Limits of Machiavelli

Posted on May 16, 2011 by William Holland

Arnold Toynbee once remarked that the problem with intellectuals was their intrinsic need to only illustrate, not fix the dominate ideas that ruled their profession.  For decades I have been exposed to two false ideas that have dominated academia.  Namely … Continue reading →

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