It Can Always Get Worse
Kyle OrtonWritten by Kyle Orton, the newsletter covers contemporary issues of terrorism and geopolitics, plus a lot of history, espionage, religion, books, and occasional film reviews.
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The Labour Party, the Soviets, and Britain’s Worst Unknown Spy Scandal
It never came out at the time, but it was worse than Profumo
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Has Hitler’s Order for the Holocaust Been Discovered?
Bruno Streckenbach, clothing of victims at Auschwitz after liberation in 1945
In a recent essay on the nature of the Nazi regime, the key underlying dynamic I examined was the way its “polycratic” structure sustained a cumulative radicalis...
Podcast: Trying to Loosen Iran’s Grip on Iraq
Funeral march by “Iraqi” IRGC unit Asaib Ahl al-Haq in Najaf | 2014, Reuters
I recently went on Sibylline’s “What Just Happened?” podcast hosted by Marco Giannangeli to discuss the proposals of Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi to disarm t...
The Structure of the Nazi Regime and the Holocaust Decision
The crematorium at Majdanek death camp in Lublin, what was then the German “General Government” and is now Poland || author photograph
Fifteen senior Nazis gathered in Berlin on 20 January 1942, at a villa in Wannsee, to discuss the “Fi...
A Story of Germans Behaving Badly in the 1930s
Eden is based on what is called “the Galapagos Affair” in Germany, a strange episode in the early 1930s when eight idealistic Germans gathered on one of the idyllic Ecuadorian islands made famous by Charles Darwin and descended into a sligh...
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