Podcast Arktos Nederland - De Salon Afl. 6: Herdenkingscultuur. Vandaag spreken in De Salon Geza Hegedus en Alexander Wolfheze over herdenkingscultuur in Nederland - het veranderen en verdwijnen ervan onder invloed van globalistisch-ideologische taboes en manipulaties.

Episode 3: This episode describes the naval warfare and the final phase of the Turco-Italian War, focussing on events in the Red Sea and Aegean Sea, and it concludes with overview of its final peace settlement as well as its military and diplomatic repercussions.

Episode 2: This episode describes the Tripolitanian campaign of the Turco-Italian War of 1911-12: the initial Italian landings, the Turkish counter-offensives, the opposing strategies of the combatants and the operational statemate that ensued.

'The Greatest War’ offers podcast lectures on topics covered in my books, already published and still forthcoming, on the history of the Great War, a.k.a. the First World War. These lectures provide geopolitical and military analyses of various episodes of the 'Greater Great War' in its widest sense, i.e. not only the conflict as formally defined by the four years’ war between the Great Powers waged, mainly in Europe, between August 1914 and November 1918, but also its prelude and aftermath, including the smaller wars fought before and after it, covering the twelve years between September 1911 and June 1923. These presentations, which tend to focus on the nowadays ideologically-distorted and much-neglected disciplines of diplomatic military history, will provide up-to-date topic-by-topic summaries based on both source materials and secondary literature. Although given in chronological order, these lectures will confine themselves to analyses of rather narrowly defined topics, allowing listeners to pick and choose episodes without being obliged to listen to all.

The first three episodes of 'The Greatest War' start with a short general introduction to this new podcast series, explaining how the Turco-Italian War of 1911-12 effectively constitutes the first round of twelve-year long 'Greater Great War', the most intensive phase of which was the First World War. These three episodes highlight how the Turco-Italian War foreshadowed and shaped the First World War in many different ways: geopolitically, strategically, tactically and technically. The course and outcome of the much neglected Turco-Italian War are here analyzed in military as well as geopolitical terms – and shown to retain their relevance in contemporary international relations. 

Episode 1: This first episode starts with a short general introduction to my new podcast series ‘The Greatest War’, contextualizing the Turco-Italian War of 1911-12 as the first round of a single, twelve year-long global conflict, the most intensive phase of which was the First World War. This episode outlines the historical background, the diplomatic backdrop, the geographical setting and the military forces of the Turco-Italian War.

Arktos Media’s podcast program, ‘Werewolf’, hosted by Dr. Alexander Wolfheze, pushes the envelope of dissident right discourse by interviewing avant-garde publicists, artists and thinkers - remarkable people censored by the legacy media and cancelled from mainstream platforms. Invoking the ancient totemic force of the boreal wilderness, ‘Werewolf’ reminds its audience of the awesome transformative power of the European peoples - their proven ability to adapt to harsh conditions, overcome the odds and to defy the fates. 

Ep. 9 offers an interview with French historian Dr. Laurent Guyenot about political theology and the historical canon currently imposed on the West by the Globalist Hostile Elite, exploring the themes of chronology criticism, myth-manufacturing and psycho-history.

Arktos Media’s podcast program, ‘Werewolf’, hosted by Dr. Alexander Wolfheze, pushes the envelope of dissident right discourse by interviewing avant-garde publicists, artists and thinkers - remarkable people censored by the legacy media and cancelled from mainstream platforms. Invoking the ancient totemic force of the boreal wilderness, ‘Werewolf’ reminds its audience of the awesome transformative power of the European peoples - their proven ability to adapt to harsh conditions, overcome the odds and to defy the fates.

Ep. 8 offers an interview with Afrikaner academic, publicist and journalist Dan Roodt about the present predicament of his people, the lessons to be drawn from it for Europeans everywhere and frontier life in the ‘New South Africa’.

Arktos Media’s podcast program, ‘Werewolf’, hosted by Dr. Alexander Wolfheze, pushes the envelope of dissident right discourse by interviewing avant-garde publicists, artists and thinkers - remarkable people censored by the legacy media and cancelled from mainstream platforms. Invoking the ancient totemic force of the boreal wilderness, ‘Werewolf’ reminds its audience of the awesome transformative power of the European peoples - their proven ability to adapt to harsh conditions, overcome the odds and to defy the fates.   Ep. 7 offers a conversation with Raw Egg Nationalist about the state of the mano-sphere, the devolutionary effects of globalist-corporate franken-food policies, the nature-culture interface in vegetarianism and the bogus ecologism of globalist Big Food.

Arktos Media’s podcast program, ‘Werewolf’, hosted by Dr. Alexander Wolfheze, pushes the envelope of dissident right discourse by interviewing avant-garde publicists, artists and thinkers - remarkable people censored by the legacy media and cancelled from mainstream platforms. Invoking the ancient totemic force of the boreal wilderness, ‘Werewolf’ reminds its audience of the awesome transformative power of the European peoples - their proven ability to adapt to harsh conditions, overcome the odds and to defy the fates.

Ep. 6 offers an interview with British patriot-publicist Laura Towler about the UK’s descent into Neo-Orwellian ‘blackwhite’ dystopia, her husband Sam Melia’s persecution for ‘crimethink’ and the British nationalist campaign against Big Brother-imposed ‘duck speech’.

Arktos Media’s podcast program, ‘Werewolf’, hosted by Dr. Alexander Wolfheze, pushes the envelope of dissident right discourse by interviewing avant-garde publicists, artists and thinkers - remarkable people censored by the legacy media and cancelled from mainstream platforms. Invoking the ancient totemic force of the boreal wilderness, ‘Werewolf’ reminds its audience of the awesome transformative power of the European peoples - their proven ability to adapt to harsh conditions, overcome the odds and to defy the fates.

Ep. 5 provides an in-depth interview with Dr. Jason Jorjani about his new book, ‘Erosophia’, uncovering the full historical scope of its philosophical research. This episode investigates the full meta- and geopolitical implications of ‘Erosophia’ and shows its organic link with Dr. Jorjani’s subsequent ‘American Prometheus’ declaration, which calls for new forms of multipolar dialectics and ethos-based worldview-warfare.

Arktos Media’s podcast program, ‘Werewolf’, hosted by Dr. Alexander Wolfheze, pushes the envelope of dissident right discourse by interviewing avant-garde publicists, artists and thinkers - remarkable people censored by the legacy media and cancelled from mainstream platforms. Invoking the ancient totemic force of the boreal wilderness, ‘Werewolf’ reminds its audience of the awesome transformative power of the European peoples - their proven ability to adapt to harsh conditions, overcome the odds and to defy the fates.

Ep. 4 offers an interview with Dutch historian Dr. Hans Vogel about his book published by Arktos, ‘How Europe Became American’, and addresses the most challenging question his book brings up: how can Europeans can the damage done to their countries, their institutions and their cultures by the decades of alien occupation, culture-distortion and mind-control that followed Europe’s defeat in 1945. How to snap out of Stunde Null defeatism and how to reach for their Greatest Hour — of liberation.