1941: Lord Forbes-Sempill – after travelling to Japan in the early 1920s – had become convinced that ‘Imperial’ (fascist) Japan offered a new model through
Tag: Churchill
Poland and the Diversity of ‘Fascism’
Poland today, interprets history through the bias of its preferred neo-Nazi filter. This turns history upon its head and it is astonishing how quickly this
Book Review: Albert Seaton – The Russo-German War 1941-1945 (1971)
I can always tell how a historical narrative will unfold when an author refers to Joseph Stalin as a ‘Dictator’ (he was ‘voted’ into his
Joseph Stalin as ‘Democratic’ Leader (1924-1953)
Other than its inherent sense of (religiously inspired) self-righteousness, hypocrisy and general air of redundancy, I have nothing against bourgeois history-making per se. Of course,
WWII: The Western Allies Betrayal of the Soviets (1945)
Author’s Note: Between September 1939 and June 1941 – the UK stood alone in Europe and North Africa against the Nazi Germans and Fascist Italy
Churchill’s Mental Illness (1913)
1913: The Mental Deficiency Act was passed into Law by the British Parliament in 1913. This Act was designed to remove all undesirable people termed
