Geschiedenis en politiek

In Totalitarianism and Fascism, Peter Franken analyzes 20th-century ideocracies. He reveals how Soviet, German, and Italian regimes used modernisation and cultural control to construct a 'New Man' under absolute ideological imperatives.

Peter Franken examines five centuries of Western hegemony, from the French Revolution to imperial expansion in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. An essential study of the cultural and ideological foundations of our global order.

Peter Franken dissects Christianity as a totalitarian system of social control and internalised morality in Western Europe. He demonstrates how this fueled a sense of superiority and the brutal conquest of the New World.

A sharp historical analysis stripping Judaism, Zionism, and the Middle East conflict of religious and national myths. From the Babylonian exile to the 2026 escalation with Iran: a sober look at an ancient, seemingly never-ending cycle.

A collection of short verses from experienced frontlines.

We live in a world full of invisible structures. Influence and power operate behind the scenes. This book draws connections that are rarely discussed.

The perspective of a European foreign fighter in Ukraine on the war and its broader implications.

We live in a world full of invisible structures. Influence and power operate behind the scenes. This book draws connections that are rarely discussed.

Een aangrijpend verhaal over machtsbeluste mannen die de wereld in vuur en vlam zetten, terwijl aardige bewoners, vrije geesten en een godin van Amsterdam een betere plek voor iedereen willen maken! Is de uit Beiroet gevluchte Piano Man welkom in de stad?

A clear and accessible guide to the 2026 U.S. midterms. Understand how Congress works, what drives the political landscape, and what these elections mean for policy, the economy, the Trump presidency, and global relations.

A reflective book about toys, screens, violent games and the question of what children practise when war becomes play.

Why does the world feel worse than it is? A reflective book about fear, media, division and mature hope in a fragmented age.

Why does the world feel worse than it is? A reflective book about fear, media, division and mature hope in a fragmented age.

Why does the West feel broken? Culture of Delusion maps the Romantic-Marxist ideology that inverted Western civilization. Memetics, Gramsci, Osiris myth, twelve characteristics. A lens for our time. For independent thinkers. For Generation Phoenix.

The identity that once burned bright has vanished into the freezing air, leaving behind a hollow shell. But the past is not dead, it is simply waiting. To reclaim what was lost, the protagonist must descend into the depths of their own psyche,

A bold political philosophy book on democracy, representation, monarchy, referendums, citizens’ rights, party power, governance reform, and the future of Europe. We, the Represented explores how modern democracy can be renewed.

Amsterdam, queer capital of the world is an appealing and urgent book about freedom, visibility, history and the future. This book takes you on a journey through iconic moments in the LGBTQI+ history of the city and the Netherlands.

In England, Celtic Britons spoke proto-English long before the arrival of the Romans. In Gaul, except in Brittany, people also spoke a variety of Germanic languages. The mystery of the alleged difficulty of the Celtic language has been solved.

This biography tells the remarkable story of Henri Langie, who fought for Belgium against Germany in both the First World War and the Second World War. Strengthened by his strong faith in God he was able to endure many trials.

This book takes you to Victorian London and unravels, step by step, the story of the most notorious serial killer of all time:. Jack the Ripper. The book is based upoon historical sources, medical reports, and personal insights from the author.

This book traces the evolution of American taxation from the Boston Tea Party to today’s complex IRS code, showing how a system once meant to fund essentials has grown into a sprawling mechanism for social engineering and state power.

Tartaria Full Hidden History Unlocked assembles maps, photos, blueprints, newspapers, and timelines to question how our cities were really built and what may have been erased. From star forts and world’s fairs to mudflood accounts and orphan trains, the

All around the world, cities show evidence of buildings partially or completely buried by a mysterious wave of mud or liquefied earth. This "mudflood" appears not to be a localized natural disaster, but part of a global erasure event possibly linked

Massive events called World Fairs or Expositions Universelles are being held in city after city. Millions attend. Monuments rise. Entire cities appear almost overnight. From London to Chicago, from Paris to San Francisco,

When the bells fell silent, something in our cities changed. For centuries, cathedral and civic bells rang with tones said to calm crowds, focus prayer, and even restore balance in the body. Then across continents the ringing stopped. Towers were empti

Fifty island stories about islands you probably never heard of, small island states in the Pacific, remote pinpricks with a dark history and stories about extinct species, such as the legendary dodo.

Colonial history of the German Empire in eight island stories.

“Jin, Jiyan, Azadi” started as a revolutionary Kurdish slogan and evolved into a global feminist chant, symbolizing the struggles for equality, freedom, and human dignity.

The publication of the researched and documented, until now obscure LGBT History of Suriname (1692 to 2021), entitled ‘Love – A History of Hate; Hide, Flee or Suicide’, is a first for the country, the Caribbean and similar nations across the globe.

A book all about the Kurds. From their origins, to their culture all the way back to the politics and history of their land.