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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Julius_EvolaJulius Evola - Wikipedia

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   2 days ago · Giulio Cesare Andrea "Julius" Evola (Italian:; 19 May 1898 – 11 June 1974) was an Italian far-right philosopher. Evola regarded his values as traditionalist, aristocratic, and reactionary.

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3. europeanconservative.com › articles › reviewsCycles in History ━ The European Conservative

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   3 days ago · Other figures covered in Parvini’s book include Brooks Adams, Arnold Toynbee, Oswald Spengler, and controversial writers such as Julius Evola. Parvini has produced a well-researched, highly readable, and well-referenced book. It provides a series of excellent portraits of fascinating thinkers.

4. warroom.org › steve-bannons-powerful-words-ringSteve Bannon's Powerful Words Ring from Prison about the Grit ...

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   4 days ago · Refusing to appear before a bogus Congressional committee has been elevated to a crime punishable by imprisonment to muzzle Bannon and discourage his legions of supporters. “It’s the final scream of a dying Regime” as Bannon would say. Every day he spends in prison is another nail in their coffin and the MAGA MOVEMENT grows stronger than ...

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6. polcompball.wiki › wiki › National_BolshevismNational Bolshevism - Polcompball Wiki

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   4 days ago · His ideological stance was eclectic, drawing from a diverse array of influences including communists like Mao Zedong, Amadeo Bordiga, Third Position theorists like Adolf Hitler, Giovanni Gentile, the traditionalist philosopher Julius Evola, Plato and Nietzsche.

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   5 days ago · On July 1 2024, podcaster, entrepreneur, former Navy officer, and political advisor to President Trump, Stephen K Bannon, “surrendered”, in his words, to authorities, to begin serving four months’ incarceration at Danbury Federal Prison.

8. www.newsweek.com › steve-bannon-prison-lincolnSteve Bannon Prison Video Sparks Fury: 'Disgusting Beyond ...

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   5 days ago · An anti-Donald Trump political group has been criticized for seemingly making light of sexual assault in a video mocking Steve Bannon for serving his prison sentence. The video from The Lincoln...

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   When did Steve Bannon start talking about Evola?

   • As the American writer Benjamin Teitelbaum writes in his book War for Eternity, it was sometime in July 2014 that Steve Bannon first publicly discussed the work of Evola and his engagement with traditionalism. Two years later, Bannon would be running Donald Trump’s successful campaign for the US presidency.

   How Julius Evola Became the Internet’s Favorite Fascist - Jacobin

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   Did Bannon know Evola was a traditionalist?

   • Evola, who died in 1974, is best known as a leading light of Traditionalism. Mr. Spencer said “it means a tremendous amount” that Mr. Bannon was aware of Evola and other Traditionalist thinkers. “Even if he hasn’t fully imbibed them and been changed by them, he is at least open to them,” he said. “He at least recognizes that they are there.

   Steve Bannon Cited Italian Thinker Who Inspired Fascists

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   How did René Guénon influence Evola?

   • The French philosopher René Guénon helped to give shape to Evola’s ideas, through his reading of global history as shot through with cosmic purpose. Guénon claimed that primal truths about the “Absolute”, from which the rest of reality emanates, had been transmitted down the ages via initiates within the world’s religious traditions.

   Julius Evola: the far-Right's favourite philosopher - UnHerd

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   Is Evola the 'alternative right'?

   • A March article titled “An Establishment Conservative’s Guide to the Alt-Right” in Breitbart, the website then run by Mr. Bannon, included Evola as one of the thinkers in whose writings the “origins of the alternative right” could be found.

   Steve Bannon Cited Italian Thinker Who Inspired Fascists

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10. newrepublic.com › post › 183463Top GOPer Says This Bonkers Rule Would Have Saved Steve Bannon

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    5 days ago · Two days after Steve Bannon went to prison for defying a congressional subpoena, a guest on his podcast War Room posited an interesting theory for the alt-right conspiracy theorist’s...