For American conservatives, this year marks a double celebration: the centenary of one of the movement’s defining figures, William F. Buckley Jr., and the seventieth anniversary of the founding of National Review, the influential magazine he launched.
One hundred years ago, on 31 August 1924, Thomas Chaimowicz, Otto von Habsburg’s close friend and steadfast ally, was born.
The Austrian political scientist, world traveller, publicist and writer Erik Maria Ritter von Kuehnelt-Leddihn (1909–1999), a friend and ally of Otto von Habsburg, died twenty-five years ago on 26 May.
The article by Otto von Habsburg entitled Angst vor Rußland? (Fear of Russia?) was published 50 years ago in the conservative journal Zeitbühne. The essay, which provides numerous ideas worth considering to this day, is presented below in its entirety in German.
