Bei [RE]generation.EUROPA wird Dr. Tomislav Sunić zum Thema: „Martin Heidegger und seine Auslegung über ‚Gerede‘, Fake news und Lügenpresse’“ referieren. Auch wird er seine 2017 erschienenen Bücher „Postmortem Report“ und „Titans are in Town“ besprechen und vorstellen.

“Ich habe diese schöne Einladung angenommen, weil sie für mich zuvorderst eine Pflicht in unseren heutigen schweren schicksalhaften Zeiten bedeutet. Auch deswegen, weil es hier nicht nur um das Schicksal des deutschen Volkes geht, sondern um den Überlebenskampf aller europäischen Völker.“

Dr. Tomislav Sunić

Dr. Tomislav Sunić was born in 1953 in Zagreb. He studied Literature, the French and the English languages at the University of Zagreb. He did his PhD at the University of California in the USA and also worked there as a professor of Political Science. He is a former Croatian diplomat working now as a freelance author. He has written and lectured about writers and political thinkers who can be described as the forefathers of the New Right in Europe.

At [RE]generation.EUROPE, Dr. Tomislav Sunić will talk on the topic: „Martin Heidegger and his interpretation of the ‚idle talk‘, fake news and Lying press.“ He will also discuss and present his books „Postmortem Report“ and „Titans are in Town“ published in 2017.

“I have accepted this generous invitation because, first and foremost, in today’s difficult and fateful times it is my duty to be here. Also because this invitation covers not just the fate of the German people, but also the fateful struggle for survival of all European peoples.“

Dr. Tomislav Sunić

Das Thema seines Referates wird lauten: „Kroatien und Serbien, von Feinden zu Partnern – Wie der Islamismus in Bosnien und Kosovo zwei gegenseitig verhasste Völker zum Partner machen kann.“

„In einer Zeit, in der wir als Europäer Zeugen des Anfangs vom Ende unserer Zivilisation sind, liegt der einzige Schlüssel zum Erfolg und der Wiedergeburt eines starken und freien Europas der Vaterländer in der Überwindung des gegenseitigen Misstrauens, des Chauvinismus und Hasses. Der Europakongress der Jungen Nationalisten erlaubt mir genau dieses Thema anzusprechen und bietet sich als historische Gelegenheit einen Versöhnungsprozess in Gang zu setzen, der als einziges Mittel gegen die Islamisierung, Globalisierung, Unterwanderung und den verbreiteten Kulturmarxismus wirkt und die Erhaltung unserer Völker, Kultur und Identität sichern kann.“

Ivan Bilokapić

Ivan Bilokapic, born in 1986, studied business administration at the University of Economics and Business in Zagreb and is considered a proponent of the third position. The main focus of his political activism Bilokapić sees, among other things, in Croatia’s exit from the EU and NATO, anti-globalism, european unity and the freedom and sovereignty of Germany, which he understands as his second homeland. Ivan Bilokapić also deals with the topics of cooperation with Russia and the general return to our national, spiritual and cultural values. As one of the eight board members of the european foundation „Europe Terra Nostra“ and founder of the croatian political platform „Runolist“ (Edelweiss), Ivan Bilokapić will participate on 11 and 12 May 2018 as a speaker at the European Congress of Young Nationalists and make his contribution to reconciliation, friendship, cooperation and cohesion of european patriots.

The topic of his presentation will be: „Croatia and Serbia, from enemies to partners – how Islamism in Bosnia and Kosovo can make two mutually hated peoples partners.“

„At a time when we, as Europeans, are witnesses of the beginning of the end of our civilization, the only key to the success and rebirth of a strong and free Europe of nation-states is the overcoming of mutual mistrust, chauvinism and hatred. The Young Nationalists‘ European Congress allows me to address this very issue and presents itself as a historic opportunity to initiate a process of reconciliation that acts as the only remedy against islamization, globalization, infiltration and widespread cultural marxism and can safeguard the preservation of our peoples, culture and identity.“

Ivan Bilokapić