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AUSTRALIAN NATIONALIST IDEOLOGICAL, HISTORICAL, AND LEGAL ARCHIVE www.alphalink.com.au/~radnat MISSION STATEMENT (as updated, August 24 2002): This Site is a document archive linked to other Australian Nationalist political and information sites. A few Australian authors are on-line. As further works are prepared for Internet publication, additional Australian authors shall appear here. This document archive shall: (i) Ground Australian Nationalism ideologically and historically; this task is related to the legitimacy of the cause as well as the discussion of its favoured political expressions and historical place and activism; providing an accurate analysis is vital in combatting the misrepresentation of Nationalist ideology and politics by its opponents in politics and the media. (ii) Answer (when appropriate) the State-liberal-political-police propaganda which attempts to delegitimize the Nationalist organizations by an assertion that they have operated, or do operate, in a criminal manner; this task shall be addressed by relevant exposé of various "legal processes" operated against Nationalist leaders and other patriotic identities in the past. This Archive shall be continually updated and maintained as a resource for the instruction of a new generation of Nationalist leaders and activists. Texts of a general relevancy to the development of Australian Nationalist ideology and politics will also be placed upon this site. This includes material drawn from the corpus of Euro-nationalist discourse. The Editors welcome that our attention is drawn to selective material. The Editors will permit some debate around the issue of ideological and political formation and shall not censor any reasonable view on any subject which advances this objective. The following documents are our current holding. We encourage downloading for personal use. Any enquiries may be directed to the Editorial Board at [email protected] (or by post to: P.O. Box N291, Grosvenor Place, Sydney, 1220). The Archive also refers readers to the Rallying Point Information Service for your best Nationalist political literature. Quality pamphlets, tapes and other materials are available. Just click below. Titles And Descriptions Of Documents The Workingman's Paradise William Lane The Failure Of Internationalism (Extracts From The Remorseless Working Of Things) Dr. Joseph W. Smith The Other Radicalism: An Inquiry Into Contemporary Australian Extreme Right Ideology, Politics And Organization 1975-1995 Dr. Jim Saleam, 2001 On National Democracy James Saleam, 1990 Anti-Racial Vilification Legislation James Saleam, October 1995 Pardon Me: The Anatomy Of An Australian Political Trial James Saleam, 27 January 1999 The State Conspiracy Against National Action And The Australian Nationalists Movement 1988 - 1991 Dr. Jim Saleam, April 2003 Inside The Kangaroo Reich: Selected Materials On Australian Neo-Nazis Jim Saleam And Others American Nazism In The Context Of The American Extreme Right 1960 - 1978 Jim Saleam, 1985 British Neo-Fascist Politics 1960-1975. Dr. Jim Saleam Conservative Revolution, National Revolution And National Bolshevism Revisited: The Social Revolutionary Nature Of Australian Nationalism James Saleam, 1 August 2000 Foreign Policy Issues And The Struggle For Australian Independence A Mace In The Face: Demolishing A Piece Of Anti-Racist Folklore Dr. Jim Saleam. 1 September 2000 Lessons For Nationalists: The Communist Party Of Australia (Marxist-Leninist) and Political/Industrial Violence: Rationale And Results James Saleam, 18 September 2000 David Greason: ‘Racism Expert’: Credibility Exploded. P. Giannopoulos. 1998 The Right-Wing Underground In Sydney 1973 - 1977 (With Emphasis On The Special Branch Files) Dr. Jim Saleam We Knew The Teenage Fascist: Fractured Notes On The Fractured Life Of David Greason. Jim Saleam And Others National Socialism And Race. Dr. A. James Gregor Integral Nationalism: The Reborn Spirit of the Australian People Brian Knight. 1995 Nietzsche And Ethical Socialism For The New Millennium Alec Saunders, 2002 The Social Revolutionary Nature Of Australian Nationalism Alec Saunders The Horst Mahler File Germany's Third Empire Arthur Moeller van den Bruck Jean Thiriart:Biography And Interview The Oswald Spengler Collection: Biographical Essay; Extracts From The Decline Of The West; The Hour Of Decision The Turner Diaries And Cosmotheism: William Pierce's Theology Of Revolution Brad Whitsel The Decline And Splendor Of Nationalism Dr. Tomislav Sunic Marx, Moses And The Pagans In The Secular City Dr. Tomislav Sunic A Global Village And The Rights Of The Peoples? Dr. Tomislav Sunic History And Decadence: Spengler's Cultural Pessimism Today Dr. Tomislav Sunic Christianity And The Survival Of The West Revilo P. Oliver Theories Of The Right: A Collection Of Articles The Francis Parker Yockey Collection The Alain De Benoist Collection The Percy Stephensen Collection Rallying Point Information Service Links Support the Blue Ribbon Campaign for Freedom of Speech on the Internet Freedom of Speech -- Australia: Electronic Frontiers Australia This site was created on 11 November 2000 Last updated April 3 2003 There have been visits to this homepage since 11 November 2002 Titles And Descriptions Of Documents The Workingman's Paradise William Lane This book, which appears here on the Internet for the first time, was a classic of the old Australian nationalist and socialist movement. Its author, a legend in Australian labour history, is a patron saint of our modern nationalist movement. The book deals with the underlying philosophy of a new Australian nation freed of the class hatreds of the Old World and which returned to the working man the fruits of his labour. Written as a novel, its impact - profound as it was over a century ago - will inspire Australians again. The Failure Of Internationalism (Extracts From The Remorseless Working Of Things). Dr. Joseph W. Smith This item comprises extracts from a work composed by one of Adelaide University's premier academics. It is a strident and erudite criticism of the doctrine of internationalism and where certain contemporary realities as diverse as overpopulation, environmental crisis and AIDS challenge its precepts. The Other Radicalism: An Inquiry Into Contemporary Australian Extreme Right Ideology, Politics And Organization 1975-1995. Jim Saleam This Doctor Of Philosophy thesis can be found in the Fisher Library at the University of Sydney. This thesis is an analysis of how Australian ‘Right’ forces acquired ideological and political independence of the State after the ‘betrayal’ of the White Australia Policy in 1966. It provides an interpretative narrative of the various ideological tendencies and their organizational manifestations throughout the twenty-year study period. Necessarily, the thesis refers to dozens of groups, from the well-known to the ephemeral and records the contributions of many activists. It demonstrates that the Australian ‘Right’ is the new radicalism, an internal enemy of Australia’s international-capitalist state. This thesis divides the Australian Right into ideological/political categories to explain its divisions and to interpret how it mobilizes in action. This thesis contributes to the debates on fascism, neo-fascism, neo-nazism, populism and conservatism in the Australian context, with historical material also referring to the periods 1919-1942 and 1945-75. Some of the story was never meant to be told as it involved illegal and irregular activities of the security agencies which used the ‘anti-communist Right’ down to 1975, and thereafter the same agencies sought to restrict the development of the new (patriotic) radicalism in Australian politics. Title Page, Abstract, Table Of Contents, Tables, Acronyms. Introduction Part One: Origins Of The Other Radicalism (division page only) Chapter One: A Long View: The Question Of Fascism, The Extreme Right And The Conservative Right. Chapter Two: The Prelude: From A Satellite Right To An Independent Extreme Right 1945-75. Part Two: The Four Faces Of The Extreme Right. (division page only) Chapter Three: Introduction: Developing A New Typology. Chapter Four: Anti-Immigration Organizations Rebirth The Extreme Right 1975-82. Chapter Five: The Radical-Nationalist Face Of The Extreme Right 1982-95. Chapter Six: The Neo-Nazi Face Of The Extreme Right. Chapter Seven: The Populist Monarchist Face Of The Extreme Right. Chapter Eight: The Radical-Populist Face Of The Extreme Right Part Three: Explaining ‘The Other Radicalism’ (division page only) Chapter Nine: The State And The Extreme Right Chapter Ten: Extreme Right Ideology General Conclusion Bibliography Text: 99,000 words with additional bibliographical essays. Full bibliography and footnotes. American Nazism In The Context Of The American Extreme Right 1960 - 1978. Jim Saleam, 1985 This Master Of Arts (Hons) thesis can be found in the Fisher Library at the University of Sydney. The text offered here is slightly different to the university version. Minor errors (including some factual errors) have been corrected. A few areas have been modified. This thesis has now been superceded by academic material that has become available in the last few years. Much of this new scholarship centres on the career of George Lincoln Rockwell and the occult nature of the neo-nazi phenomenon. A special introduction has therefore been added to this text, which shall familiarise the reader with this new material. This thesis provides argument concerning the neo-nazi phenomenon in the USA and elsewhere,