The reviving of the American mind

Will Hitler conspiracies ever die?

Nazi Germany

Blame the Soviets for them

Luke Daly-Groves

Yvonnick Denoël reveals how, since the mid-twentieth century, a scandalous number of priests have acted as communist moles

Damian Thompson

Stephan Malinowski leaves his readers in no doubt that the Hohenzollerns deserve opprobrium rather than respect

Alexander Larman

No one should be put off reading Patrick Cockburn’s remarkable biography of his father by its misleading subtitle

John R. MacArthur

Europe

Thuringia’s elections ought not to matter too much to the outside world. But it was here that the Nazis had their first electoral breakthrough

Lisa Haseldine

Europe
June 6, 2024
A Spectator editor’s account of D-Day
The beach was alive with the shambles and the order of war. There were dead men and wounded men and men brewing tea
Iain Macleod
Politics
June 6, 2024
If the West is to stay the same, a lot will have to change
Plenty of historical situations in which fundamental assumptions about society are disrupted can be restored only by something like revolution
Roger Kimball