Nationalist Revolution: Political Papers, 1923-1933

The book presents the political articles of Ernst Junger from 1923 to 1933. “War is our father, he conceived us, a new tribe, in the red-hot belly of the trenches, and we proudly recognize our common kinship. Therefore, our values ​​will be the values ​​of heroes, warriors, but not traders who are ready to measure the whole world with their yardstick. We do not think about the benefits and practical benefits, we do not need comfort, we need only the necessary - what fate wants" CONTENT Revolution and Idea (1923) 7 Revolution and Frontline Soldiers (1925) 12 Delimitations and Connections (1925) 19 Frontline soldier and the Wilhelmine era (1925) 26 Technical Battle (1925) 34 War as an internal surviving machine (1925) Machine (1925) 48 Foreword to F. G. Jünger's Nationalist March (1926) 54 Blood (1926) 59 Will (1926) 65 Character (1926) 71 Nationalist Revolution (1926) 77 Connect! (1926) 81 Connect! Final Word (1926) 88 Destiny Time (1927) 94 New nationalism (1927) 100 Nationalism and Modern Life (1927) 108 Nationalism and National Socialism (1927) 114 On the Spirit (1927) 118 Our fighting position (1927) 123 Foreword to the collection Nobody is Forgotten! (1928) 129 Afterword to the collection No one is forgotten! (1928) 139 Preface to the collection Aviation to be! (1928) 145 With What We Enter the New Year (1928) 156 "Nationalism" and Nationalism (1929) 162 Preface to the collection Fight for the Reich (1929) 171 Closing remarks to one article (1930) 180 Preface to the collection War and Warrior (1930) 189 Total mobilization (1930) 191 On Nationalism and the Jewish Question (1930) 217 War and photography (1930) 224 War and Technology (1930) 227 Panorama of War (1930) 237 Unbreakable (1930) 245 Introduction to the Photo Album Here the Enemy Speaks (1931) 248 On Danger (1931) 252 Introduction to the photo album The Changed World (1933) 259 Technique and Life Form (1933) 266 Sunset or new order? (1933) 273 Comments 283 A. V. Mikhailovsky. Political journalism of Ernst Junger in the intellectual history of Weimar Germany 317