The sixth volume in this unique and captivating series continues to focus on the remarkable philosophers, freedom fighters and events that came to light during Germany's prolonged struggle against the unprecedented rise of a mass technocratic society a century or so ago. This invaluable collection of texts is sure to inspire and educate those of us living in the twenty-first century who are experiencing similar forms of dehumanisation and who wish to rescue the tattered remnants of European identity and tradition from the combined forces of capitalism and the liberal-left. Chapters include Werner Lass and Karl Otto-Paetel: Two German National-Bolsheviks; Spengler: The Decline of the West; Technological Messianism: Illusions and Disenchantment; The Bourgeois According to Sombart; On Ernst Jünger's "The Worker"; Resisting the Entente: Ernst Röhm and the Pro-Fatherland Units; Spengler and the Katehon; The Alliance Between Knights and People in the Peasants' War as a Political Myth in the Conservative Revolution; The Term "Querfront": An Historical Perspective; Understanding Ernst Jünger's Nationalist Radicalism; Bourgeois Democracy; Spengler and Faustian Europe: Introductory Article from “The Manifesto”; Introduction to the Work of Ludwig Ferdinand Clauss; and Spengler in South America. The contributors include Troy Southgate (Editor), Robert Steuckers, Guillaume Faye, Luca Leonello Rimbotti, Carlos Xavier Blanco Martin, Giovanni Pucci, Horacio Cagni, Edouard Rix, Roberto Pecchioli, NSA/ANS and Ernst Niekisch.