Issue 20 commemorates the 450th anniversary of the Battle of Lepanto. Essays include “Terror in the Western Mind”; “The Mystery of Carlism”; and the “Witch Hunt” targeting conservative women. Katalin Novák discusses Hungarian Christianity; David P. Goldman outlines Europe’s demographic future; and Nicolaus Fest on breaking Germany’s post-war taboos. Reviews include Saint Pius V and Gloria Imperial; tributes to Donald Rumsfeld, Rudolf Burger, and Gianfranco Morra.
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Issue 20 marks the 450th anniversary of the Battle of Lepanto. The commemoration of the Battle of Lepanto features “Lepanto, 450 Years Later: Hope for Christendom in Crisis” by Imre von Habsburg-Lothringen; Roberto de Mattei‘s “Saint Pius V, the Pope of Lepanto”; and Charles Coulombe reflects on GK Chesterton‘s poem Lepanto, which is re-printed in the issue.
The issue includes columns by Anne-Élisabeth Moutet on Paris; David Engels on “The ‘Viral’ Irresponsibility of the Soixante-Huitards”; and Mark Dooley, “We’re All Masters Now.”
Essays feature David Martin Jones and MLR Smith‘s “Terror in the Western Mind” and Miguel Ayuso‘s “The Mystery of Carlism.” Jonathon Van Maren examines the “Witch Hunt” targeting conservative women, Päivi Räsänen, Gabriele Kuby, and Caroline Farrow.
We revisit speeches by Katalin Novák on Hungarian Christianity and David P. Goldman on Europe’s demographic future, “European Survival Depends on the Sacred.” Kurt Hofer and Nicolaus Fest discuss breaking Germany’s post-war taboos.
Book reviews include Theo Howard on Roberto de Mattei’s Saint Pius V; Alberto M. Fernandez on Canales and del Rey’s Gloria Imperial; and Paul du Quenoy reviews Nazis and Nobles by Stephan Malinowski.
The issue concludes with Anthony Daniels lamenting “The Extinction of the Book” and tributes to Donald Rumsfeld, Rudolf Burger, and Gianfranco Morra.
€24.99
320 in stock
