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Dugin traces a 17th-century fifth-monarchy and Dutch Protestant context for early greater-Israel thinking, linking it to John Locke and modern Israeli maximalism.
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Fifth Monarchy
Dugin traces a 17th-century fifth-monarchy and Dutch Protestant context for early greater-Israel thinking, linking it to John Locke and modern Israeli maximalism.
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"...has said that that was not Anglo -Saxon global empire, but fifth monarchy will be Jewish when the Jews of all the world will..."
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"So that was planned in the same time in the 17th century, precisely in Amsterdam around the Dutch Protestants. And from this circle, John..."
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