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"Once a political nation collapses, its fatherland leaves history for good. But life grows from motherlands: again and again.”
In Fatherland and Motherland, Arthur Moeller van den Bruck reflects on the uncertain future of the German people in the aftermath of World War I and the Treaty of Versailles. While acknowledging the harsh realities of his time, he envisions a renewed Germany, filled with hope.
Moeller van den Bruck critiques liberal concessions and calls for resolute, uncompromising leadership to restore national dignity and power.
Despite being written over a century ago, these writings continue to offer valuable insights and remain relevant to contemporary political discourse.

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