Have you ever heard of Jacques Bainville and his work?

[julie09]

[DonaldDarko]

Never heard if him. I looked him up. I couldn't find one video on him that wasn't in French but I did some reading. He hated globalism but also hated democracy. He supported monarchy but given when he lived thats not surprising. I agree with much of what he believed in

[front2back]

I have heard of him, have read excerpts of his works but nothing in its entirety.
I'm generally supportive of his ideology and worldview, but unfortunately you won't find anything he presented in the modern world because said ideas are now considered dangerous.

[Anonymous]

Never heard of his name or seen his face before today

[KostasKouvalis]

Nope. 1879 to 1936? Damn. That was well before my time

[julie09]

He wrote a book which will make him famous in 1919 "The political consequences of peace" where he criticizes the Treaty of Versailles and where he announces twenty years in advance how the errors of judgment of the victors will lead to the Second World War. He heralded the entire interwar period: the advent of Hitler, the Anschluss, the invasion of Czechoslovakia, the German-Soviet pact, the aggression against Poland and the new European war that followed.

and Before Hannah Arendt, he equates Nazism and Communism. Before Raymond Aron, these totalitarianisms were for him "secular religions"

[KostasKouvalis]

Damn. Too bad he didn't live long enough to see his predictions come true

[Anonymous]

Can't say I have heard of him until now

[strateguy632]

he isn't famous.

[TonyMetal___1986]

Nope

[canamlusciouslad73]

WHO HE?

[julie09]

He wrote a book which will make him famous in 1919 "The political consequences of peace" where he criticizes the Treaty of Versailles and where he announces twenty years in advance how the errors of judgment of the victors will lead to the Second World War. He heralded the entire interwar period: the advent of Hitler, the Anschluss, the invasion of Czechoslovakia, the German-Soviet pact, the aggression against Poland and the new European war that followed.

and Before Hannah Arendt, he equates Nazism and Communism. Before Raymond Aron, these totalitarianisms were for him "secular religions"