Der Untergang des Abendlandes
Historically, the "Neue Rechte" is linked to the positions of right-wing Ideologues in the Weimar Republic, later summarized under the heading 'Conservative Revolution' by writers like Armin Mohler. These forces included such people as Arthur Moeller van den Bruck ("Das Dritte Reich"), Carl Schmitt, Edgar Julius Jung, Ernst Jünger, Oswald Spengler ("The Decline of the West") and Ernst von Salomon. During the interwar period, they openly rejected Marxism as well as liberalism and the parliamentary system in favour of an authoritarian regime and a German "Sonderweg". Their views towards rising Nazism remained ambivalent, nevertheless they contributed to the fierce political infighting that preceded the Nazi seizure of power in 1933.