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	===Peter Rushton===		===Peter Rushton===
	: ''Dr. Roger Pearson — a pioneering scholar and publisher across a wide range of anthropological studies, and a brave champion of racial reality in a world which increasingly denies scientific truth — has died aged 95. Born in England but spending most of his adult life in the United States, Dr. Pearson was a good friend of many racial realists such as Jared Taylor, Sam Dickson, Paul Fromm, Tom Sunic, and Heritage & Destiny editor Mark Cotterill, whose obituary tribute is online here. One of his last public activities was his speech at a tribute last June organized by Counter-Currents and the Free Expression Foundation: click here for details. During my research into the British security service MI5’s investigations of post-war fascist politics, I have already discovered occasional references to what must be a large hidden archive concerning Roger Pearson and his associates. Following his death, further revelations are likely. One of the earliest archival references is a Metropolitan Police Special Branch report from December 1957, contained in an MI5 file on [[Colin Jordan]], a Cambridge history graduate who was just beginning to make a name for himself on the British “far Right” and was soon to become one of the world’s best-known post-war [[National Socialists]]. Two of Northern World‘’s assistant editors were known by MI5 to have contributed to The European, a journal edited by Sir [[Oswald Mosley]]’s wife Diana and associated with [[British Union of Fascists<Mosley’s Union Movement]]. One was Alastair Harper (a close ally of Roger Pearson in what was to become the [[Northern League]]). I later met Harper at fascist conferences: late in life he was a parliamentary candidate for the [[United Kingdom Independence Party]] (UKIP). Early in 1958 MI5 monitored the creation of the Northern League: they had already opened a personal file on Roger Pearson, catalogued as PF 773735 but not yet available to researchers at the National Archives. At the end of that year (for unknown reasons), their sister service, MI6, requested a briefing on the League, which was supplied by Jack Cradock (a career MI5 officer best remembered as its senior representative in Northern Ireland during the 1970s). Cradock accepted that MI5 could speak to their friends in the German intelligence services about the Northern League, though he requested that some details should be obscured so as to protect MI5’s sources. He noted that [[Northern World]] had begun publication in May 1956 and the League had evolved out of this journal 18 months later. Northern World, according to MI5, “describes itself as a ‘journal of North European Friendship’ and although it tries to be rather more intellectual, is similar in content to [[The European]], the magazine of the Union Movement in this country. The views it propagates follow familiar Fascist lines, emphasising the idea of ‘North European’ unity and showing the usual [[anti-semitic]] bias.” The report added that the principal figure in the League and editor of its journal, Roger Pearson, though working in Calcutta, “is in contact with the Union Movement, although not a member, and has expressed support for its aims. He can therefore be regarded as having [[Fascist]] sympathies.” The League also published a newsletter, The Northlander, edited by Alastair Harper. Its organizing secretary was Thomas Leonard (who like Harper, lived in [[Scotland]]), and Colin Jordan was also a leading activist. In June 1958 [[The Northlander]] merged with another fascist newsletter, World Review, published by Peter Huxley-Blythe, who had been part of a faction of young dissidents who broke away from Mosley at the end of the 1940s and associated themselves with Francis Parker Yockey in the short-lived European Liberation Front. Huxley-Blythe had become a prominent anti-Communist networker during the mid-1950s, and in retrospect his contacts with militants in Germany and elsewhere (via an organization called NATINFORM) can be seen as having contributed substantially to Roger Pearson’s developing international connections in what became the World Anti-Communist League. (Some of the many complications of this networking, including factional rivalries and attempted infiltration by Kremlin agents, will be discussed in later articles at this blog.) [...] Roger Pearson was a living link between National Socialist academics such as [[Hans F. K. Günther]] and Franz Altheim, both of whom were active in the early days of the Northern League, and today’s [[racial realists]] and champions of European destiny. Günther was Professor of Racial Theory at the universities of Jena (1930-35) and [[Berlin]] (from 1935) and was one of the first leading [[racial theorists]] to join the [[National Socialist Party]], a year before Adolf Hitler came to power. He was interned for three years after the war for political reasons, though never convicted of any crime. Günther never recanted any aspect of his views on race, and never accepted “[[~~Holocaust~~]]” [[propaganda]]. Today’s politically-correct propagandists have sought to purge racial science from universities. Dr. Roger Pearson played an important role in ensuring that scientific truth about race, heredity, and intelligence — whether drawn from the work of National Socialists such as Günther and Altheim, or part-jewish scholars such as Hans Eysenck (the target of brutal physical attacks by the [[far Left]]) — will remain as an indispensable guide for future generations.''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230401200005/https://counter-currents.com/2023/03/dr-roger-pearson-doyen-of-anglo-american-racial-science/ Dr. Roger Pearson: Doyen of Anglo-American Racial Science]</ref>		: ''Dr. Roger Pearson — a pioneering scholar and publisher across a wide range of anthropological studies, and a brave champion of racial reality in a world which increasingly denies scientific truth — has died aged 95. Born in England but spending most of his adult life in the United States, Dr. Pearson was a good friend of many racial realists such as Jared Taylor, Sam Dickson, Paul Fromm, Tom Sunic, and Heritage & Destiny editor Mark Cotterill, whose obituary tribute is online here. One of his last public activities was his speech at a tribute last June organized by Counter-Currents and the Free Expression Foundation: click here for details. During my research into the British security service MI5’s investigations of post-war fascist politics, I have already discovered occasional references to what must be a large hidden archive concerning Roger Pearson and his associates. Following his death, further revelations are likely. One of the earliest archival references is a Metropolitan Police Special Branch report from December 1957, contained in an MI5 file on [[Colin Jordan]], a Cambridge history graduate who was just beginning to make a name for himself on the British “far Right” and was soon to become one of the world’s best-known post-war [[National Socialists]]. Two of Northern World‘’s assistant editors were known by MI5 to have contributed to The European, a journal edited by Sir [[Oswald Mosley]]’s wife Diana and associated with [[British Union of Fascists<Mosley’s Union Movement]]. One was Alastair Harper (a close ally of Roger Pearson in what was to become the [[Northern League]]). I later met Harper at fascist conferences: late in life he was a parliamentary candidate for the [[United Kingdom Independence Party]] (UKIP). Early in 1958 MI5 monitored the creation of the Northern League: they had already opened a personal file on Roger Pearson, catalogued as PF 773735 but not yet available to researchers at the National Archives. At the end of that year (for unknown reasons), their sister service, MI6, requested a briefing on the League, which was supplied by Jack Cradock (a career MI5 officer best remembered as its senior representative in Northern Ireland during the 1970s). Cradock accepted that MI5 could speak to their friends in the German intelligence services about the Northern League, though he requested that some details should be obscured so as to protect MI5’s sources. He noted that [[Northern World]] had begun publication in May 1956 and the League had evolved out of this journal 18 months later. Northern World, according to MI5, “describes itself as a ‘journal of North European Friendship’ and although it tries to be rather more intellectual, is similar in content to [[The European]], the magazine of the Union Movement in this country. The views it propagates follow familiar Fascist lines, emphasising the idea of ‘North European’ unity and showing the usual [[anti-semitic]] bias.” The report added that the principal figure in the League and editor of its journal, Roger Pearson, though working in Calcutta, “is in contact with the Union Movement, although not a member, and has expressed support for its aims. He can therefore be regarded as having [[Fascist]] sympathies.” The League also published a newsletter, The Northlander, edited by Alastair Harper. Its organizing secretary was Thomas Leonard (who like Harper, lived in [[Scotland]]), and Colin Jordan was also a leading activist. In June 1958 [[The Northlander]] merged with another fascist newsletter, World Review, published by Peter Huxley-Blythe, who had been part of a faction of young dissidents who broke away from Mosley at the end of the 1940s and associated themselves with Francis Parker Yockey in the short-lived European Liberation Front. Huxley-Blythe had become a prominent anti-Communist networker during the mid-1950s, and in retrospect his contacts with militants in Germany and elsewhere (via an organization called NATINFORM) can be seen as having contributed substantially to Roger Pearson’s developing international connections in what became the World Anti-Communist League. (Some of the many complications of this networking, including factional rivalries and attempted infiltration by Kremlin agents, will be discussed in later articles at this blog.) [...] Roger Pearson was a living link between National Socialist academics such as [[Hans F. K. Günther]] and Franz Altheim, both of whom were active in the early days of the Northern League, and today’s [[racial realists]] and champions of European destiny. Günther was Professor of Racial Theory at the universities of Jena (1930-35) and [[Berlin]] (from 1935) and was one of the first leading [[racial theorists]] to join the [[National Socialist Party]], a year before Adolf Hitler came to power. He was interned for three years after the war for political reasons, though never convicted of any crime. Günther never recanted any aspect of his views on race, and never accepted “[[Holohoax]]” [[propaganda]]. Today’s politically-correct propagandists have sought to purge racial science from universities. Dr. Roger Pearson played an important role in ensuring that scientific truth about race, heredity, and intelligence — whether drawn from the work of National Socialists such as Günther and Altheim, or part-jewish scholars such as Hans Eysenck (the target of brutal physical attacks by the [[far Left]]) — will remain as an indispensable guide for future generations.''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230401200005/https://counter-currents.com/2023/03/dr-roger-pearson-doyen-of-anglo-american-racial-science/ Dr. Roger Pearson: Doyen of Anglo-American Racial Science]</ref>

	===Mark Cotterill===		===Mark Cotterill===

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	===Peter Rushton===		===Peter Rushton===
	: ''Dr. Roger Pearson — a pioneering scholar and publisher across a wide range of anthropological studies, and a brave champion of racial reality in a world which increasingly denies scientific truth — has died aged 95. Born in England but spending most of his adult life in the United States, Dr. Pearson was a good friend of many racial realists such as Jared Taylor, Sam Dickson, Paul Fromm, Tom Sunic, and Heritage & Destiny editor Mark Cotterill, whose obituary tribute is online here. One of his last public activities was his speech at a tribute last June organized by Counter-Currents and the Free Expression Foundation: click here for details. During my research into the British security service MI5’s investigations of post-war fascist politics, I have already discovered occasional references to what must be a large hidden archive concerning Roger Pearson and his associates. Following his death, further revelations are likely. One of the earliest archival references is a Metropolitan Police Special Branch report from December 1957, contained in an MI5 file on [[Colin Jordan]], a Cambridge history graduate who was just beginning to make a name for himself on the British “far Right” and was soon to become one of the world’s best-known post-war [[National Socialists]]. Two of Northern World‘’s assistant editors were known by MI5 to have contributed to The European, a journal edited by Sir [[Oswald Mosley]]’s wife Diana and associated with [[British Union of Fascists<Mosley’s Union Movement]]. One was Alastair Harper (a close ally of Roger Pearson in what was to become the [[Northern League]]). I later met Harper at fascist conferences: late in life he was a parliamentary candidate for the [[United Kingdom Independence Party]] (UKIP). Early in 1958 MI5 monitored the creation of the Northern League: they had already opened a personal file on Roger Pearson, catalogued as PF 773735 but not yet available to researchers at the National Archives. At the end of that year (for unknown reasons), their sister service, MI6, requested a briefing on the League, which was supplied by Jack Cradock (a career MI5 officer best remembered as its senior representative in Northern Ireland during the 1970s). Cradock accepted that MI5 could speak to their friends in the German intelligence services about the Northern League, though he requested that some details should be obscured so as to protect MI5’s sources. He noted that [[Northern World]] had begun publication in May 1956 and the League had evolved out of this journal 18 months later. Northern World, according to MI5, “describes itself as a ‘journal of North European Friendship’ and although it tries to be rather more intellectual, is similar in content to [[The European]], the magazine of the Union Movement in this country. The views it propagates follow familiar Fascist lines, emphasising the idea of ‘North European’ unity and showing the usual [[anti-semitic]] bias.” The report added that the principal figure in the League and editor of its journal, Roger Pearson, though working in Calcutta, “is in contact with the Union Movement, although not a member, and has expressed support for its aims. He can therefore be regarded as having [[Fascist]] sympathies.” The League also published a newsletter, The Northlander, edited by Alastair Harper. Its organizing secretary was Thomas Leonard (who like Harper, lived in [[Scotland]]), and Colin Jordan was also a leading activist. In June 1958 [[The Northlander]] merged with another fascist newsletter, World Review, published by Peter Huxley-Blythe, who had been part of a faction of young dissidents who broke away from Mosley at the end of the 1940s and associated themselves with Francis Parker Yockey in the short-lived European Liberation Front. Huxley-Blythe had become a prominent anti-Communist networker during the mid-1950s, and in retrospect his contacts with militants in Germany and elsewhere (via an organization called NATINFORM) can be seen as having contributed substantially to Roger Pearson’s developing international connections in what became the World Anti-Communist League. (Some of the many complications of this networking, including factional rivalries and attempted infiltration by Kremlin agents, will be discussed in later articles at this blog.) [...] Roger Pearson was a living link between National Socialist academics such as [[Hans F. K. Günther]] and Franz Altheim, both of whom were active in the early days of the Northern League, and today’s [[racial realists]] and champions of European destiny. Günther was Professor of Racial Theory at the universities of Jena (1930-35) and [[Berlin]] (from 1935) and was one of the first leading [[racial theorists]] to join the [[National Socialist Party]], a year before Adolf Hitler came to power. He was interned for three years after the war for political reasons, though never convicted of any crime. Günther never recanted any aspect of his views on race, and never accepted “[[Holocaust]]” [[propaganda]]. Today’s politically-correct propagandists have sought to purge racial science from universities. Dr. Roger Pearson played an important role in ensuring that scientific truth about race, heredity, and intelligence — whether drawn from the work of National Socialists such as Günther and Altheim, or part-~~Jewish~~ scholars such as Hans Eysenck (the target of brutal physical attacks by the [[far Left]]) — will remain as an indispensable guide for future generations.''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230401200005/https://counter-currents.com/2023/03/dr-roger-pearson-doyen-of-anglo-american-racial-science/ Dr. Roger Pearson: Doyen of Anglo-American Racial Science]</ref>		: ''Dr. Roger Pearson — a pioneering scholar and publisher across a wide range of anthropological studies, and a brave champion of racial reality in a world which increasingly denies scientific truth — has died aged 95. Born in England but spending most of his adult life in the United States, Dr. Pearson was a good friend of many racial realists such as Jared Taylor, Sam Dickson, Paul Fromm, Tom Sunic, and Heritage & Destiny editor Mark Cotterill, whose obituary tribute is online here. One of his last public activities was his speech at a tribute last June organized by Counter-Currents and the Free Expression Foundation: click here for details. During my research into the British security service MI5’s investigations of post-war fascist politics, I have already discovered occasional references to what must be a large hidden archive concerning Roger Pearson and his associates. Following his death, further revelations are likely. One of the earliest archival references is a Metropolitan Police Special Branch report from December 1957, contained in an MI5 file on [[Colin Jordan]], a Cambridge history graduate who was just beginning to make a name for himself on the British “far Right” and was soon to become one of the world’s best-known post-war [[National Socialists]]. Two of Northern World‘’s assistant editors were known by MI5 to have contributed to The European, a journal edited by Sir [[Oswald Mosley]]’s wife Diana and associated with [[British Union of Fascists<Mosley’s Union Movement]]. One was Alastair Harper (a close ally of Roger Pearson in what was to become the [[Northern League]]). I later met Harper at fascist conferences: late in life he was a parliamentary candidate for the [[United Kingdom Independence Party]] (UKIP). Early in 1958 MI5 monitored the creation of the Northern League: they had already opened a personal file on Roger Pearson, catalogued as PF 773735 but not yet available to researchers at the National Archives. At the end of that year (for unknown reasons), their sister service, MI6, requested a briefing on the League, which was supplied by Jack Cradock (a career MI5 officer best remembered as its senior representative in Northern Ireland during the 1970s). Cradock accepted that MI5 could speak to their friends in the German intelligence services about the Northern League, though he requested that some details should be obscured so as to protect MI5’s sources. He noted that [[Northern World]] had begun publication in May 1956 and the League had evolved out of this journal 18 months later. Northern World, according to MI5, “describes itself as a ‘journal of North European Friendship’ and although it tries to be rather more intellectual, is similar in content to [[The European]], the magazine of the Union Movement in this country. The views it propagates follow familiar Fascist lines, emphasising the idea of ‘North European’ unity and showing the usual [[anti-semitic]] bias.” The report added that the principal figure in the League and editor of its journal, Roger Pearson, though working in Calcutta, “is in contact with the Union Movement, although not a member, and has expressed support for its aims. He can therefore be regarded as having [[Fascist]] sympathies.” The League also published a newsletter, The Northlander, edited by Alastair Harper. Its organizing secretary was Thomas Leonard (who like Harper, lived in [[Scotland]]), and Colin Jordan was also a leading activist. In June 1958 [[The Northlander]] merged with another fascist newsletter, World Review, published by Peter Huxley-Blythe, who had been part of a faction of young dissidents who broke away from Mosley at the end of the 1940s and associated themselves with Francis Parker Yockey in the short-lived European Liberation Front. Huxley-Blythe had become a prominent anti-Communist networker during the mid-1950s, and in retrospect his contacts with militants in Germany and elsewhere (via an organization called NATINFORM) can be seen as having contributed substantially to Roger Pearson’s developing international connections in what became the World Anti-Communist League. (Some of the many complications of this networking, including factional rivalries and attempted infiltration by Kremlin agents, will be discussed in later articles at this blog.) [...] Roger Pearson was a living link between National Socialist academics such as [[Hans F. K. Günther]] and Franz Altheim, both of whom were active in the early days of the Northern League, and today’s [[racial realists]] and champions of European destiny. Günther was Professor of Racial Theory at the universities of Jena (1930-35) and [[Berlin]] (from 1935) and was one of the first leading [[racial theorists]] to join the [[National Socialist Party]], a year before Adolf Hitler came to power. He was interned for three years after the war for political reasons, though never convicted of any crime. Günther never recanted any aspect of his views on race, and never accepted “[[Holocaust]]” [[propaganda]]. Today’s politically-correct propagandists have sought to purge racial science from universities. Dr. Roger Pearson played an important role in ensuring that scientific truth about race, heredity, and intelligence — whether drawn from the work of National Socialists such as Günther and Altheim, or part-jewish scholars such as Hans Eysenck (the target of brutal physical attacks by the [[far Left]]) — will remain as an indispensable guide for future generations.''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230401200005/https://counter-currents.com/2023/03/dr-roger-pearson-doyen-of-anglo-american-racial-science/ Dr. Roger Pearson: Doyen of Anglo-American Racial Science]</ref>

	===Mark Cotterill===		===Mark Cotterill===
	:''All of us at Heritage & Destiny were saddened to hear of the recent death of Dr. Roger Pearson, who was a long-standing subscriber to H&D magazine — in fact he was our eldest subscriber, aged 95, when he died in Washington, DC in January. [...] Returning to the United States, he joined the faculty of the Department of Sociology at the University of Southern Mississippi as an Assistant Professor (1968), wrote his Introduction to Anthropology (published in 1974 by what was then the largest anthropology publishing house in the US), and accepted a position as Associate Professor and Department Head of the Sociology at Queen’s College, Charlotte (today Queens University of Charlotte) before returning to the University of Southern Mississippi (commonly known as “Ole Miss”) as full Professor and Chairman of a new Department of Anthropology offering both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees. At “Ole Miss” Dr. Pearson launched the the Journal of Indo-European Studies and the JIES Monograph series (1972) in collaboration with and under the guidance of the distinguished UCLA archaeologist Marija Gimbutas and University of Texas linguist and mythologist Edgar C. Polomé. He continued to publish JIES via The Institute for the Study of Man until well into his late 80s. It is now edited by Emily Blanchard West (St. Catherine). In the mid-1960s Dr. Pearson teamed up with [[Willis Carto]] (who would later go on to run the [[Liberty Lobby]] and publish the Spotlight newspaper) for a while, and they published a magazine called Western Destiny (1965-66), which was probably the first high-quality journal the “American Right” had published since the end of the Second World War. They stayed friends up until the late 1990s, when Willis Carto fell out with Dr. Pearson for not being extreme enough! From 1966 to 1967, under the pen-name “Stephan Langton,” Dr. Pearson published (via Noontide Press) The New Patriot, a magazine devoted to “a responsible but penetrating inquiry into every aspect of the [[~~Jewish~~ Question]].”''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230528135848/https://counter-currents.com/2023/03/obituary-for-prof-roger-pearson-m-sc-econ-ph-d-london-1927-2023/ Obituary for Prof. Roger Pearson, M.Sc. (Econ), Ph.D., (London): 1927–2023]</ref>		:''All of us at Heritage & Destiny were saddened to hear of the recent death of Dr. Roger Pearson, who was a long-standing subscriber to H&D magazine — in fact he was our eldest subscriber, aged 95, when he died in Washington, DC in January. [...] Returning to the United States, he joined the faculty of the Department of Sociology at the University of Southern Mississippi as an Assistant Professor (1968), wrote his Introduction to Anthropology (published in 1974 by what was then the largest anthropology publishing house in the US), and accepted a position as Associate Professor and Department Head of the Sociology at Queen’s College, Charlotte (today Queens University of Charlotte) before returning to the University of Southern Mississippi (commonly known as “Ole Miss”) as full Professor and Chairman of a new Department of Anthropology offering both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees. At “Ole Miss” Dr. Pearson launched the the Journal of Indo-European Studies and the JIES Monograph series (1972) in collaboration with and under the guidance of the distinguished UCLA archaeologist Marija Gimbutas and University of Texas linguist and mythologist Edgar C. Polomé. He continued to publish JIES via The Institute for the Study of Man until well into his late 80s. It is now edited by Emily Blanchard West (St. Catherine). In the mid-1960s Dr. Pearson teamed up with [[Willis Carto]] (who would later go on to run the [[Liberty Lobby]] and publish the Spotlight newspaper) for a while, and they published a magazine called Western Destiny (1965-66), which was probably the first high-quality journal the “American Right” had published since the end of the Second World War. They stayed friends up until the late 1990s, when Willis Carto fell out with Dr. Pearson for not being extreme enough! From 1966 to 1967, under the pen-name “Stephan Langton,” Dr. Pearson published (via Noontide Press) The New Patriot, a magazine devoted to “a responsible but penetrating inquiry into every aspect of the [[jewish Question]].”''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230528135848/https://counter-currents.com/2023/03/obituary-for-prof-roger-pearson-m-sc-econ-ph-d-london-1927-2023/ Obituary for Prof. Roger Pearson, M.Sc. (Econ), Ph.D., (London): 1927–2023]</ref>

	== Bibliography (excerpt)==		== Bibliography (excerpt)==

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	===Peter Rushton===		===Peter Rushton===
	: ''Dr. Roger Pearson — a pioneering scholar and publisher across a wide range of anthropological studies, and a brave champion of racial reality in a world which increasingly denies scientific truth — has died aged 95. Born in England but spending most of his adult life in the United States, Dr. Pearson was a good friend of many racial realists such as Jared Taylor, Sam Dickson, Paul Fromm, Tom Sunic, and Heritage & Destiny editor Mark Cotterill, whose obituary tribute is online here. One of his last public activities was his speech at a tribute last June organized by Counter-Currents and the Free Expression Foundation: click here for details. During my research into the British security service MI5’s investigations of post-war ~~nationalist~~ politics, I have already discovered occasional references to what must be a large hidden archive concerning Roger Pearson and his associates. Following his death, further revelations are likely. One of the earliest archival references is a Metropolitan Police Special Branch report from December 1957, contained in an MI5 file on [[Colin Jordan]], a Cambridge history graduate who was just beginning to make a name for himself on the British “far Right” and was soon to become one of the world’s best-known post-war [[National Socialists]]. Two of Northern World‘’s assistant editors were known by MI5 to have contributed to The European, a journal edited by Sir [[Oswald Mosley]]’s wife Diana and associated with [[British Union of Fascists<Mosley’s Union Movement]]. One was Alastair Harper (a close ally of Roger Pearson in what was to become the [[Northern League]]). I later met Harper at ~~nationalist~~ conferences: late in life he was a parliamentary candidate for the [[United Kingdom Independence Party]] (UKIP). Early in 1958 MI5 monitored the creation of the Northern League: they had already opened a personal file on Roger Pearson, catalogued as PF 773735 but not yet available to researchers at the National Archives. At the end of that year (for unknown reasons), their sister service, MI6, requested a briefing on the League, which was supplied by Jack Cradock (a career MI5 officer best remembered as its senior representative in Northern Ireland during the 1970s). Cradock accepted that MI5 could speak to their friends in the German intelligence services about the Northern League, though he requested that some details should be obscured so as to protect MI5’s sources. He noted that [[Northern World]] had begun publication in May 1956 and the League had evolved out of this journal 18 months later. Northern World, according to MI5, “describes itself as a ‘journal of North European Friendship’ and although it tries to be rather more intellectual, is similar in content to [[The European]], the magazine of the Union Movement in this country. The views it propagates follow familiar Fascist lines, emphasising the idea of ‘North European’ unity and showing the usual [[anti-semitic]] bias.” The report added that the principal figure in the League and editor of its journal, Roger Pearson, though working in Calcutta, “is in contact with the Union Movement, although not a member, and has expressed support for its aims. He can therefore be regarded as having [[Fascist]] sympathies.” The League also published a newsletter, The Northlander, edited by Alastair Harper. Its organizing secretary was Thomas Leonard (who like Harper, lived in [[Scotland]]), and Colin Jordan was also a leading activist. In June 1958 [[The Northlander]] merged with another ~~nationalist~~ newsletter, World Review, published by Peter Huxley-Blythe, who had been part of a faction of young dissidents who broke away from Mosley at the end of the 1940s and associated themselves with Francis Parker Yockey in the short-lived European Liberation Front. Huxley-Blythe had become a prominent anti-Communist networker during the mid-1950s, and in retrospect his contacts with militants in Germany and elsewhere (via an organization called NATINFORM) can be seen as having contributed substantially to Roger Pearson’s developing international connections in what became the World Anti-Communist League. (Some of the many complications of this networking, including factional rivalries and attempted infiltration by Kremlin agents, will be discussed in later articles at this blog.) [...] Roger Pearson was a living link between National Socialist academics such as [[Hans F. K. Günther]] and Franz Altheim, both of whom were active in the early days of the Northern League, and today’s [[racial realists]] and champions of European destiny. Günther was Professor of Racial Theory at the universities of Jena (1930-35) and [[Berlin]] (from 1935) and was one of the first leading [[racial theorists]] to join the [[National Socialist Party]], a year before Adolf Hitler came to power. He was interned for three years after the war for political reasons, though never convicted of any crime. Günther never recanted any aspect of his views on race, and never accepted “[[Holocaust]]” [[propaganda]]. Today’s politically-correct propagandists have sought to purge racial science from universities. Dr. Roger Pearson played an important role in ensuring that scientific truth about race, heredity, and intelligence — whether drawn from the work of National Socialists such as Günther and Altheim, or part-Jewish scholars such as Hans Eysenck (the target of brutal physical attacks by the [[far Left]]) — will remain as an indispensable guide for future generations.''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230401200005/https://counter-currents.com/2023/03/dr-roger-pearson-doyen-of-anglo-american-racial-science/ Dr. Roger Pearson: Doyen of Anglo-American Racial Science]</ref>		: ''Dr. Roger Pearson — a pioneering scholar and publisher across a wide range of anthropological studies, and a brave champion of racial reality in a world which increasingly denies scientific truth — has died aged 95. Born in England but spending most of his adult life in the United States, Dr. Pearson was a good friend of many racial realists such as Jared Taylor, Sam Dickson, Paul Fromm, Tom Sunic, and Heritage & Destiny editor Mark Cotterill, whose obituary tribute is online here. One of his last public activities was his speech at a tribute last June organized by Counter-Currents and the Free Expression Foundation: click here for details. During my research into the British security service MI5’s investigations of post-war fascist politics, I have already discovered occasional references to what must be a large hidden archive concerning Roger Pearson and his associates. Following his death, further revelations are likely. One of the earliest archival references is a Metropolitan Police Special Branch report from December 1957, contained in an MI5 file on [[Colin Jordan]], a Cambridge history graduate who was just beginning to make a name for himself on the British “far Right” and was soon to become one of the world’s best-known post-war [[National Socialists]]. Two of Northern World‘’s assistant editors were known by MI5 to have contributed to The European, a journal edited by Sir [[Oswald Mosley]]’s wife Diana and associated with [[British Union of Fascists<Mosley’s Union Movement]]. One was Alastair Harper (a close ally of Roger Pearson in what was to become the [[Northern League]]). I later met Harper at fascist conferences: late in life he was a parliamentary candidate for the [[United Kingdom Independence Party]] (UKIP). Early in 1958 MI5 monitored the creation of the Northern League: they had already opened a personal file on Roger Pearson, catalogued as PF 773735 but not yet available to researchers at the National Archives. At the end of that year (for unknown reasons), their sister service, MI6, requested a briefing on the League, which was supplied by Jack Cradock (a career MI5 officer best remembered as its senior representative in Northern Ireland during the 1970s). Cradock accepted that MI5 could speak to their friends in the German intelligence services about the Northern League, though he requested that some details should be obscured so as to protect MI5’s sources. He noted that [[Northern World]] had begun publication in May 1956 and the League had evolved out of this journal 18 months later. Northern World, according to MI5, “describes itself as a ‘journal of North European Friendship’ and although it tries to be rather more intellectual, is similar in content to [[The European]], the magazine of the Union Movement in this country. The views it propagates follow familiar Fascist lines, emphasising the idea of ‘North European’ unity and showing the usual [[anti-semitic]] bias.” The report added that the principal figure in the League and editor of its journal, Roger Pearson, though working in Calcutta, “is in contact with the Union Movement, although not a member, and has expressed support for its aims. He can therefore be regarded as having [[Fascist]] sympathies.” The League also published a newsletter, The Northlander, edited by Alastair Harper. Its organizing secretary was Thomas Leonard (who like Harper, lived in [[Scotland]]), and Colin Jordan was also a leading activist. In June 1958 [[The Northlander]] merged with another fascist newsletter, World Review, published by Peter Huxley-Blythe, who had been part of a faction of young dissidents who broke away from Mosley at the end of the 1940s and associated themselves with Francis Parker Yockey in the short-lived European Liberation Front. Huxley-Blythe had become a prominent anti-Communist networker during the mid-1950s, and in retrospect his contacts with militants in Germany and elsewhere (via an organization called NATINFORM) can be seen as having contributed substantially to Roger Pearson’s developing international connections in what became the World Anti-Communist League. (Some of the many complications of this networking, including factional rivalries and attempted infiltration by Kremlin agents, will be discussed in later articles at this blog.) [...] Roger Pearson was a living link between National Socialist academics such as [[Hans F. K. Günther]] and Franz Altheim, both of whom were active in the early days of the Northern League, and today’s [[racial realists]] and champions of European destiny. Günther was Professor of Racial Theory at the universities of Jena (1930-35) and [[Berlin]] (from 1935) and was one of the first leading [[racial theorists]] to join the [[National Socialist Party]], a year before Adolf Hitler came to power. He was interned for three years after the war for political reasons, though never convicted of any crime. Günther never recanted any aspect of his views on race, and never accepted “[[Holocaust]]” [[propaganda]]. Today’s politically-correct propagandists have sought to purge racial science from universities. Dr. Roger Pearson played an important role in ensuring that scientific truth about race, heredity, and intelligence — whether drawn from the work of National Socialists such as Günther and Altheim, or part-Jewish scholars such as Hans Eysenck (the target of brutal physical attacks by the [[far Left]]) — will remain as an indispensable guide for future generations.''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230401200005/https://counter-currents.com/2023/03/dr-roger-pearson-doyen-of-anglo-american-racial-science/ Dr. Roger Pearson: Doyen of Anglo-American Racial Science]</ref>

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