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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Behind its carefully constructed image of fraternity and benevolence, Freemasonry has long cultivated a network of secrecy, power, and influence. In Freemasonry: Ideology, Organization and Policy, Dieter Schwarz dismantles the myths and presents Freemasonry as an ideological force with ambitions that extend well beyond the lodge.Schwarz exposes the philosophical foundations of the Masonic worldview, tracing how its symbols, rituals, and hierarchies reinforce a closed system of belief. He reveals how its organizational structure functions as a hidden order-cohesive, international, and largely unaccountable to the public.This book argues that Freemasonry is not merely a fraternal society, but a movement that has repeatedly exerted pressure on culture, politics, and intellectual life. Through its policy aims and its covert methods, Freemasonry emerges as a challenge to the transparency of democratic institutions and the societies that value openness and accountability.Far from harmless ritual, Schwarz contends, Freemasonry cultivates a parallel authority-an internal chain of loyalty that often supersedes civic duty. Its emphasis on secrecy and exclusivity allows it to maneuver behind the scenes, advancing agendas without public consent or scrutiny.Freemasonry: Ideology, Organization and Policy is both a historical study and a warning. It urges readers to recognize the hidden influence of the Craft and to question whether an organization built on secrecy can ever truly coexist with principles of transparency and national sovereignty.For those interested in the intersection of ideology, power, and covert networks, this book remains a provocative and uncompromising critique of one of the world's most enigmatic societies. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Arditi Magazine, Issue No. VII is not a typical periodical-it is a provocative fusion of history, culture, and philosophy that challenges readers to think about identity, tradition, and the forces that shape modern society.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The ninth issue of Arditi Magazine continues its tradition of presenting independent thought, historical reflection, and cultural commentary through striking design and carefully curated writing. This issue opens with "The Hearth of Thanksgiving," an editor's reflection on gratitude, family, and the enduring values that anchor civilization.Within its pages, readers will find essays exploring philosophy, postwar culture, and the ongoing dialogue between faith, heritage, and the modern world. Each contribution challenges readers to think critically about the relationship between man, society, and tradition, offering a perspective often overlooked in mainstream discourse.Beautifully designed and richly illustrated, Arditi IX showcases the work of artists and writers dedicated to the craft of print publishing. From historical studies to meditations on contemporary life, every piece embodies the magazine's founding mission - to preserve intellectual independence and the timeless appeal of the printed word.Printed in full color with high-quality materials, this perfect-bound edition is both a work of art and a record of the magazine's evolving vision. Arditi IX invites readers to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with the deeper meanings of faith, family, and cultural endurance.Specifications: Format: 8 11 in perfect-bound magazinePage Count: 67Publication Date: November 2025Publisher: TNW LLCLanguage: EnglishRights: Worldwide This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Arditi Magazine, Issue No. VIII presents a provocative collection of essays, manifestos, and cultural reflections that explore the instability of nations and the search for order in turbulent times. This volume examines recurring historical mistakes, the forces that shape political decline, and visions for new forms of governance and identity.Highlights include: The Folly of Nations - an essay on the destructive tendency of civilizations to repeat their errors and the cultural lessons they leave behind.Jewish Power in Hollywood - a controversial exploration of cultural influence, media, and narrative control in the American film industry.Toward a New American State - an extensive political treatise envisioning a transformed constitutional order, complete with structures for leadership, citizenship, economy, and patrimony.Philosophy & Identity - studies of Carl Schmitt and conservative revolutionary thought, alongside essays on national identity and cultural heritage.History & Folklore - reflections on American folk traditions, political legacies, and historical turning points that continue to shape modern debates.With its blend of political theory, cultural criticism, and speculative reconstruction, Issue VIII challenges readers to confront both the failures of the past and the possibilities of the future. This issue is aimed at those interested in political philosophy, history, and the ongoing struggles over identity and tradition in modern society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Behind its carefully constructed image of fraternity and benevolence, Freemasonry has long cultivated a network of secrecy, power, and influence. In Freemasonry: Ideology, Organization and Policy, Dieter Schwarz dismantles the myths and presents Freemasonry as an ideological force with ambitions that extend well beyond the lodge.Schwarz exposes the philosophical foundations of the Masonic worldview, tracing how its symbols, rituals, and hierarchies reinforce a closed system of belief. He reveals how its organizational structure functions as a hidden order-cohesive, international, and largely unaccountable to the public.This book argues that Freemasonry is not merely a fraternal society, but a movement that has repeatedly exerted pressure on culture, politics, and intellectual life. Through its policy aims and its covert methods, Freemasonry emerges as a challenge to the transparency of democratic institutions and the societies that value openness and accountability.Far from harmless ritual, Schwarz contends, Freemasonry cultivates a parallel authority-an internal chain of loyalty that often supersedes civic duty. Its emphasis on secrecy and exclusivity allows it to maneuver behind the scenes, advancing agendas without public consent or scrutiny.Freemasonry: Ideology, Organization and Policy is both a historical study and a warning. It urges readers to recognize the hidden influence of the Craft and to question whether an organization built on secrecy can ever truly coexist with principles of transparency and national sovereignty.For those interested in the intersection of ideology, power, and covert networks, this book remains a provocative and uncompromising critique of one of the world's most enigmatic societies. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The ninth issue of Arditi Magazine continues its tradition of presenting independent thought, historical reflection, and cultural commentary through striking design and carefully curated writing. This issue opens with "The Hearth of Thanksgiving," an editor's reflection on gratitude, family, and the enduring values that anchor civilization.Within its pages, readers will find essays exploring philosophy, postwar culture, and the ongoing dialogue between faith, heritage, and the modern world. Each contribution challenges readers to think critically about the relationship between man, society, and tradition, offering a perspective often overlooked in mainstream discourse.Beautifully designed and richly illustrated, Arditi IX showcases the work of artists and writers dedicated to the craft of print publishing. From historical studies to meditations on contemporary life, every piece embodies the magazine's founding mission - to preserve intellectual independence and the timeless appeal of the printed word.Printed in full color with high-quality materials, this perfect-bound edition is both a work of art and a record of the magazine's evolving vision. Arditi IX invites readers to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with the deeper meanings of faith, family, and cultural endurance.Specifications: Format: 8 11 in perfect-bound magazinePage Count: 67Publication Date: November 2025Publisher: TNW LLCLanguage: EnglishRights: Worldwide This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Behind its carefully constructed image of fraternity and benevolence, Freemasonry has long cultivated a network of secrecy, power, and influence. In Freemasonry: Ideology, Organization and Policy, Dieter Schwarz dismantles the myths and presents Freemasonry as an ideological force with ambitions that extend well beyond the lodge.Schwarz exposes the philosophical foundations of the Masonic worldview, tracing how its symbols, rituals, and hierarchies reinforce a closed system of belief. He reveals how its organizational structure functions as a hidden order-cohesive, international, and largely unaccountable to the public.This book argues that Freemasonry is not merely a fraternal society, but a movement that has repeatedly exerted pressure on culture, politics, and intellectual life. Through its policy aims and its covert methods, Freemasonry emerges as a challenge to the transparency of democratic institutions and the societies that value openness and accountability.Far from harmless ritual, Schwarz contends, Freemasonry cultivates a parallel authority-an internal chain of loyalty that often supersedes civic duty. Its emphasis on secrecy and exclusivity allows it to maneuver behind the scenes, advancing agendas without public consent or scrutiny.Freemasonry: Ideology, Organization and Policy is both a historical study and a warning. It urges readers to recognize the hidden influence of the Craft and to question whether an organization built on secrecy can ever truly coexist with principles of transparency and national sovereignty.For those interested in the intersection of ideology, power, and covert networks, this book remains a provocative and uncompromising critique of one of the world's most enigmatic societies. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Arditi Magazine, Issue No. VIII presents a provocative collection of essays, manifestos, and cultural reflections that explore the instability of nations and the search for order in turbulent times. This volume examines recurring historical mistakes, the forces that shape political decline, and visions for new forms of governance and identity.Highlights include: The Folly of Nations - an essay on the destructive tendency of civilizations to repeat their errors and the cultural lessons they leave behind.Jewish Power in Hollywood - a controversial exploration of cultural influence, media, and narrative control in the American film industry.Toward a New American State - an extensive political treatise envisioning a transformed constitutional order, complete with structures for leadership, citizenship, economy, and patrimony.Philosophy & Identity - studies of Carl Schmitt and conservative revolutionary thought, alongside essays on national identity and cultural heritage.History & Folklore - reflections on American folk traditions, political legacies, and historical turning points that continue to shape modern debates.With its blend of political theory, cultural criticism, and speculative reconstruction, Issue VIII challenges readers to confront both the failures of the past and the possibilities of the future. This issue is aimed at those interested in political philosophy, history, and the ongoing struggles over identity and tradition in modern society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Arditi Magazine, Issue No. VII is not a typical periodical-it is a provocative fusion of history, culture, and philosophy that challenges readers to think about identity, tradition, and the forces that shape modern society.Inside these pages you'll find: Unexplored Histories - From the pioneering computer genius Konrad Zuse to the overlooked tragedy of the Volga German famine, the issue sheds light on stories rarely told in mainstream narratives.Philosophy & Ideas - Discover the writings of conservative revolutionary thinkers such as Oswald Spengler and Julius Evola, whose critiques of modernity continue to inspire debate today.Art & Aesthetics - Why was Hitler called "the artist"? What role does art play in politics and power? This issue dives into the aesthetics of political movements and the enduring pull of symbols like the Iron Cross.Culture & Identity - Essays explore the evolution of "white identity," the politics of immigration reform, and the search for deeper roots in Indo-European and tribal traditions.Blending historical essays, cultural criticism, and sharp polemics, Arditi doesn't shy away from difficult questions. Instead, it brings together voices wrestling with heritage, memory, and the tension between modern life and older traditions.Whether you approach it out of intellectual curiosity, an interest in radical political thought, or a fascination with the intersections of history and ideology, Issue No. VII offers a window into a world of ideas that continues to influence movements and debates far beyond its own circle. Arditi Magazine, Issue No. VII is a provocative dive into history, philosophy, and culture that challenges how we see identity and tradition in the modern world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The ninth issue of Arditi Magazine continues its tradition of presenting independent thought, historical reflection, and cultural commentary through striking design and carefully curated writing. This issue opens with "The Hearth of Thanksgiving," an editor's reflection on gratitude, family, and the enduring values that anchor civilization.Within its pages, readers will find essays exploring philosophy, postwar culture, and the ongoing dialogue between faith, heritage, and the modern world. Each contribution challenges readers to think critically about the relationship between man, society, and tradition, offering a perspective often overlooked in mainstream discourse.Beautifully designed and richly illustrated, Arditi IX showcases the work of artists and writers dedicated to the craft of print publishing. From historical studies to meditations on contemporary life, every piece embodies the magazine's founding mission - to preserve intellectual independence and the timeless appeal of the printed word.Printed in full color with high-quality materials, this perfect-bound edition is both a work of art and a record of the magazine's evolving vision. Arditi IX invites readers to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with the deeper meanings of faith, family, and cultural endurance.Specifications: Format: 8 11 in perfect-bound magazinePage Count: 67Publication Date: November 2025Publisher: TNW LLCLanguage: EnglishRights: Worldwide This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Arditi Magazine, Issue No. VII is not a typical periodical-it is a provocative fusion of history, culture, and philosophy that challenges readers to think about identity, tradition, and the forces that shape modern society.Inside these pages you'll find: Unexplored Histories - From the pioneering computer genius Konrad Zuse to the overlooked tragedy of the Volga German famine, the issue sheds light on stories rarely told in mainstream narratives.Philosophy & Ideas - Discover the writings of conservative revolutionary thinkers such as Oswald Spengler and Julius Evola, whose critiques of modernity continue to inspire debate today.Art & Aesthetics - Why was Hitler called "the artist"? What role does art play in politics and power? This issue dives into the aesthetics of political movements and the enduring pull of symbols like the Iron Cross.Culture & Identity - Essays explore the evolution of "white identity," the politics of immigration reform, and the search for deeper roots in Indo-European and tribal traditions.Blending historical essays, cultural criticism, and sharp polemics, Arditi doesn't shy away from difficult questions. Instead, it brings together voices wrestling with heritage, memory, and the tension between modern life and older traditions.Whether you approach it out of intellectual curiosity, an interest in radical political thought, or a fascination with the intersections of history and ideology, Issue No. VII offers a window into a world of ideas that continues to influence movements and debates far beyond its own circle. Arditi Magazine, Issue No. VII is a provocative dive into history, philosophy, and culture that challenges how we see identity and tradition in the modern world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Arditi Magazine, Issue No. VIII presents a provocative collection of essays, manifestos, and cultural reflections that explore the instability of nations and the search for order in turbulent times. This volume examines recurring historical mistakes, the forces that shape political decline, and visions for new forms of governance and identity.Highlights include: The Folly of Nations - an essay on the destructive tendency of civilizations to repeat their errors and the cultural lessons they leave behind.Jewish Power in Hollywood - a controversial exploration of cultural influence, media, and narrative control in the American film industry.Toward a New American State - an extensive political treatise envisioning a transformed constitutional order, complete with structures for leadership, citizenship, economy, and patrimony.Philosophy & Identity - studies of Carl Schmitt and conservative revolutionary thought, alongside essays on national identity and cultural heritage.History & Folklore - reflections on American folk traditions, political legacies, and historical turning points that continue to shape modern debates.With its blend of political theory, cultural criticism, and speculative reconstruction, Issue VIII challenges readers to confront both the failures of the past and the possibilities of the future. This issue is aimed at those interested in political philosophy, history, and the ongoing struggles over identity and tradition in modern society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.