Memorialize the person and works of Archibald Reiss (1875 – 1929)
No pun intended, really. On one level, Serbian tennis player Novak Djoković certainly was prevented unwillingly from playing ball in the Australian Open. But on another, deeper and archetypal level, it was he as a sovereign individual who refused to “play ball” with the movers and shakers of this world. The savage treatment he got … Read more
It’s fair to presume that multiple interest groups were behind the latest events and their portrayal: grassroots forces, prominent personalities, Western NGOs, the Serbian government itself, and perhaps competing ‘green’ oligarchic forces. The takeaway is that Serbia is still a laboratory for experimenting with socio-political trends. Serbian President Vucic condemned Western NGOs for what he claimed were … Read more
We recommend to our readers this remarkable and wide-ranging treatise by Mr. Ken Leslie. It is an in-depth analysis of several interrelated issue and a powerful plea for the spiritual and cultural unity of Slavic nations. The author focuses in particular on the malignant role of the Roman Catholic Church in misleading and splintering Slavdom … Read more