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Was the Nazi Economy Really Successful?
The Nazi Party came to power in 1933 in a Germany devastated by the Treaty of Versailles and Great Depression, and paralysed by a huge unemployment crisis of over 6 million. Six years later it was arguably the greatest power in Europe, tearing across the continent in relentless pursuit of ‘Lebensraum’. What happened in between might therefore be chalked up to nothing less than an economic miracle. It was not. When defining economic success on the regime’s own terms, namely au
Maxime Froment-Curtil
Jul 56 min read


‘Boutique’ Republicans and The Right’s Nazi Problem
The catalyst for the collapse of establishment MAGA began on October 7th. However, the ingredients necessary for its fracture have been stewing in the Republican political machine for the better part of a decade. MAGA, their vitriolic ideology, and their destructive attachment to the state of Israel, I argue, now only have themselves to blame. A little over a month ago, Politico dropped an exclusive report that focused on leaked messages from a Young Republicans Telegram gr
Sebastian Smith
Nov 27, 20254 min read


Mussol-oni - Italy Is Normalising Its Fascist Past, And Preparing For A Fascist Future
“Citizens, workers! ..[F]or the salvation of our lands, our homes, our workshops…confront the Germans with the dilemma: surrender or...
Maya Sgaravato-Grant
May 22, 20255 min read


New German Parliament, New Challenges To Face
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion Germany has entered a new political era following the elections of February 23, marked by a high...
Victor Elizondo
Mar 9, 20253 min read
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