Conspiracy-theory in Evola

Evola formed a theory on conspiracy in the context of an "occult war", which is a topic referring to actions taken in a cultural war which are hidden as much as possible in a certain sense, from the public sphere.
Evola's items of conspiracy theory are often enough easily found to be corroborated by certain conspirators, such as Trotsky who conspired with others such as Lenin and Stalin to topple the Russian Empire. Trotsky writes on conspiracies in his oeuvre, such as in his 1930 «My Life», where-in he refers to revolutionary groups which conspired internationally against the perceived enemies. 
Evola's uniqueness is in writing on the topic of conspiracy in an extraordinarily wide narrative context, which includes detailed esoteric symbolism and a multi-epoch narrative account of how the ideas in said conspiracies can be understood in the context of the symbolism of ancient and more recent cultures.
== Rhizomata ==
* Conspiracy
* ‘Conspiracy theory’ in salient influences on Evola: Conspiracy theory in Guénon.
* Occult War
* Communist conspiracy; Atheist conspiracy; Freemasonic conspiracy
== Media ==
Evola noted on Occult War in «Men Among the Ruins» 1941."The concept of occult war must be defined within the context of the dilemma. The occult war is a battle that is waged imperceptibly by the forces of global subversion, with means and in circumstances ignored by current historiography."