In This Issue:

Ethnic Germans in the Banat: Forgotten—Yet Timely—History

By Stefan Bastius
 
The Banat was a fertile and mineral-rich belt of land located in northern Romania, settled centuries ago by ethnic Germans. It was a highly progressive area, but at the end of World War II, the land was devastated and shamefully depopulated by the Allies.

The Wizard of Oz: A Populist Parable?

By Henry M. Littlefield, Ph.D.
 
Read between L. Frank Baum’s lines and see various images—some not so complimentary—of the United States at the turn of the century.
 
Poland & the Lies of the Allies

By Eric Thomson with research by Paul Norris

Poland and its hapless people had largely served their purpose by becoming the excuse for Britain to declare war on Germany in 1939.

In This Issue:

The Peróns: Argentina’s Populist Power Couple

By Robert K. Logan
 
Juan Perón and his wife Evita have been lionized by some, while they have been accused of many evil things by others. Were the Peróns really so bad? Or have they merely been smeared because the populist Perón was not unfriendly to the Third Reich?

Sex, Revolution & Political Control

By E. Michael Jones, Ph. D.
 
The western ruling classes have always known the secret of human control: the control over man’s libido is a control over his will.
 
Toward History

By W.A. Carto

The following lecture was delivered to the 1983 International Revisionist Conference sponsored by the Institute for Historical Review (IHR) and published in The Journal for Historical Review.

Voices of Loss and Courage

The editors or their families, experienced the great expulsion from their homelands in central and eastern Europe after 1945. The communists, with the approval of the Western Powers, made them suffer terrible atrocities. These are voices of survivors of communist crimes; they give their moving accounts of the fate that befell them.  #342.

Softcover, 221 pages. $24.50
 

Billy Graham and his Friends 

By Dr. Cathy Burns. This is an amazing book about the “doyen” of Christian evangelists. In this 788-page work, the author—who has many credits as a Christian writer—documents the incredible hypocrisy, un-Christian activities, subversive friends and profiteering of this “respected” member of the Christian community. #325.

Softcover, 788 pages. $22.00
 

A Guide to the End of World

The author, professor of geophysical hazards at London University writes a lively account of what lies in store for our world. On average, an asteroid large enough to destroy London or New York strikes the planet every 50 years. He makes a good case that we are doomed, like it or not. In the meantime, enjoy! #347.

Hardcover, 191 pages. $25.00