IN THE MIDDLE AGES OF EUROPE, numerous knightly orders emerged, their esoteric secrets kept only for the initiates. Their adepts were steeped in the prowess of warriors, but had a strict code of honour and piety that governed their conduct. The practice of these virtues was the aim of chivalry, and the goal was nothing less than the transformation of the knight into a type of fighting ascetic seeking the Holy Grail.

World of Tradition Films and PhilosophiCat Present a Cat Weiss feature-length documentary on knighthood in the Middle Ages of Europe.

“Italians and Germans must find their way to an agreement. We are still in time to create, united with our allies, the New Europe.”

Felice Bellotti, Avanguardia Europea, 18 March 1944.

“We come to thank this man for the most European, most Mediterranean, most original of ideas.”

Giulio Tam

Germany proceeded to reorganise labour and the economy by means of the ‘corporatist’ reconstruction of businesses. We shall not dwell on this aspect of the Third Reich’s legislation, because we have already spoken of it in faulting the defects of Fascist state corporatism. Let us therefore recall only that the reform had for its virtual model the Medieval organic and corporatist structures, which various exponents of the ‘national revolution’ reappraised and adopted as a precursor and as the foundation of a ‘third way’ beyond degenerate capitalism and Marxism.

Julius Evola

“No one can have looked forward to the national revolution of this year with greater longing than myself.”

Oswald Spengler, Hour of Decision

The only dictatorship we acknowledge is that of the will and intelligence. Therefore, I hope that this assembly will agree to the resolution that accepts the economic demands advanced by the national syndicalists. With this compass as our guide, we shall quickly succeed in creating a number of Fasci di Combattimento. Tomorrow we shall coordinate their activity simultaneously in all the centers of Italy. We are not static people; we are dynamic, and we intend to take our rightful place, which must always be in the vanguard.

Benito Mussolini, 23 March 1919.

“Deeds, not words! Do not say what needs to be done, but do it.”

Corneliu Zelea Codreanu

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