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Traditional Britain Group Conference - Professor Tomislav (Tom) Sunic

Traditional Britain Group Conference - Professor Tomislav (Tom) Sunic

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Professor Tomislav Sunic is one of the most prominent interpreters of the European New Right currently writing today. Born in 1953 and educated at the Universities of Zagreb and California, Dr. Sunic's first work Against Democracy and Equality: The European New Right successfully introduced the English-speaking world to postwar Continental Right thought. He will be speaking to the Traditional Britain Group on modern education and its destruction of traditional culture.

Fear of tradition: Modernism and the rejection of national identity in music

Fear of tradition: Modernism and the rejection of national identity in music

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Robert Servaud examines atonal Modernism within music and finds only anti-traditional discordance.

Stuart Millson - Traditional Britain Group Annual Meeting Address

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Stuart Millson addressed the Traditional Britain Group's Annual Meeting held on September 13th. Speaking on the basis of culture, he defended Britain's historic identity in the face of present dangers.

Stanley Baldwin: On England (1926) 



by The Editor

Stanley Baldwin, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley, KG PC FRS served as Prime Minister (1923-1924, 1924-1929, 1935-1937) as a One Nation Conservative. Leading a unifying party, his articulate speeches displayed an abiding patriotism both evocative and georgic. His 1926 speech 'On England' showed his rhetorical abilities and love for his King-Emperor's country.

Annual General Meeting 2014 - 13th September

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Members of the Traditional Britain Group are invited to join us on the 13th September in central London for our Annual General Meeting.

Edmund Burke: The Organic Theory of Society

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Edmund Burke (1729-1797) is rightly considered the intellectual founder of modern conservatism. First rising to prominence as an MP, Burke established his enduring legacy with his Reflections of the Revolution in France (1790). Defending an organic, traditionalist, hierarchical society against philosophe radicalism, he urged Great Britain to wage war against revolutionary France. In his passage, he discusses his vision of a conservative social order. The great Tory wit Samuel Johnson once said of Burke, "You could not stand five minutes with that man beneath a shed while it rained, but you must be convinced you had been standing with the greatest man you had ever yet seen."

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