The Enemy of Europe/The Enemy of Our Enemies

This sequel to Yockey's IMPERIUM delves into the intricate relationship between war and politics, emphasizing that all wars are related to politics and that the ultimate aim of politics is to obtain power.

Key Highlights:

• Explores the pressing question: Who were the 'real' winners and losers of the World Wars?
• Investigates the provocative inquiry: Who is the enemy of Europe?
• Features Revilo P. Oliver's critique, The Enemy of Our Enemies, offering additional depth and perspective.

This thought-provoking work is a must-read for anyone interested in political theory, history, and the power dynamics that shape the world.