Assistant Editor of H&D since 2003; H&D webmaster since 2013; historian, blogger and television commentator. Author of new Real History blog at http://www.jailingopinions.com/realhistory Speaking at the 2022 H&D Memorial Meeting for Richard Edmonds, Colin Jordan, and John Tyndall.

Isabel Peralta, European correspondent of H&D, pays tribute to José Antonio Primo de Rivera today on the 87th anniversary of his murder. At the San Isidro cemetery, Madrid, where José Antonio was reburied earlier this year following his removal from the Valle de los Caídos, Isabel quotes the tribute by the Falangist founder’s comrade Raimundo Fernández-Cuesta. This compares José Antonio to legendary European heroes (two fictional, one real) – Siegfried (from the German Nibelungenlied and Wagner’s Ring); Amadis of Gaul, hero of a landmark text in Spanish literature, originally from the 14th century, and portrayed by Cervantes as the role model for Don Quixote; and Garcilaso, the great Spanish soldier-poet of the early 16th century. Isabel Peralta, corresponsal europea de H&D, rinde homenaje hoy a José Antonio Primo de Rivera en el 87 aniversario de su asesinato. En el cementerio de San Isidro de Madrid, donde José Antonio fue enterrado nuevamente a principios de este año tras su expulsión del Valle de los Caídos, Isabel cita el homenaje del camarada del fundador falangista, Raimundo Fernández-Cuesta. Esto compara a José Antonio con héroes europeos legendarios (dos ficticios, uno real): Sigfrido (del Nibelungenlied alemán y El anillo de Wagner); Amadís de la Galia, héroe de un texto emblemático de la literatura española, originario del siglo XIV, y retratado por Cervantes como modelo a seguir de Don Quijote; y Garcilaso, el gran poeta-soldado español de principios del siglo XVI.

Mark Collett, founder and leader of Patriotic Alternative, addressed the 2023 Heritage & Destiny meeting, on the topic of his years in the BNP during the first decade of the millennium. Mark was one of the most effective and hardworking BNP officers of that era, but his work and that of many other sincere patriots came to nothing, due to the corruption and incompetence of BNP leader Nick Griffin. In this frank and cogent analysis, Mark describes what was good about the BNP, and what went so badly wrong. For technical reasons, this speech is only available in audio.

In February 1945 Britain's Royal Air Force and the USAAF unleashed the 20th century's greatest war crime: the destruction of Dresden. This film featuring Richard Edmonds, Lady Michèle Renouf, Dr James Thring and Peter Rushton, examines the background to this atrocity and the reasons why today's Britons owe an apology to Germany and to posterity.