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THE BARNES REVIEW:
In the maverick tradition of one of the
great historians of the modern era . . .
No topic is “too controversial” for The BARNES REVIEW, the most interesting
history magazine published anywhere today. Commemorating the
trailblazing path of the towering 20th Century revisionist historian, the late
Harry Elmer Barnes, TBR’s mission is to separate historical truth from propaganda
and to bring history into accord with the facts. Founded in 1994 by
veteran American nationalist Willis A. Carto—a personal friend of Barnes—
The Barnes Review concurs with Rousseau’s maxim that “Falsification of history
has done more to impede human development than any one thing
known to mankind.” TBR covers all aspects of history from the dawn of man
to recent events and also places a special focus on the philosophy of nationalism.
As such, TBR proudly describes itself as a “journal of nationalist
thought” and dares to be politically incorrect in a day when Cultural Marxism
prevails in the mass media, in academia and in day-to-day life. TBR’s
editorial board of advisors encompasses historians, philosophers and academics
from all over the face of the planet, intellectuals united in their desire
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