Cover: A Celtic spearman, fighting naked except for his helmet, torque, and belt: the bronze statuette is of Roman manufacture and dates from the third century B.C.

Our European Roots: Finding Them Again Is Necessary for Our Survival Number 115, November-December 1995 Editorial: Dividing the Race The Celts: Their Origins and Prehistory When people forget who they are and where they have been, they also forget where they are going. If our people are to survive, they must reestablish contact with their roots. This article on the origins of the Celts is an aid to that purpose. Times & Manners The minions of Political Correctness continue their Procrustean efforts to make reality fit their crazed view of the way things ought to be. In their world there must be no one who excels, because then those who don't excel will feel bad; no one who is racially conscious, because then he may notice that some races really are more capable than others; and, above all, no one who dares to speak the truth, because then their insanity may be exposed for what it is. Book Reviews Israel Shahak's revelations about Judaism and Jewish ways should open the eyes of those who still haven't gotten it. Peter Brimelow's Alien Nation is a valuable weapon in the struggle to stem the non-White flood. Viktor Suvorov presents compelling evidence that Hitler's preemptive strike against the Soviet Union saved Western Europe from the Red Army.