Utopia Nowhere

A scathing indictment of Americanism, even better than Hertz’s work dedicated to that subject. Starts with Cain trying to create paradise on earth and goes to the present day, not neglecting the conspiracy of the Freemasons and our “elder brethren.” A must read!

The Ultimate Conspiracy

Solange Hertz's Utopia Nowhere is a mental accelerant like few other books. She takes on the greatest conspiracy of all time, the battle between God and Satan from Genesis to Apocalypse and every period of human history in between, the mystical City of God against the devil's revolutionary charade of an earthly paradise, otherwise known as "utopia." Hertz surveys topics ranging from the French Revolution, the insidious heresy of "Americanism," the US Supreme Court, and the politics of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Overall she presents riveting account of the perpetual, underlying conflict between the dreamers and schemers of utopia and the martyrs who tell them otherwise. This is a book of real history, not average history, and by "real" I mean history viewed from Eternity, from the perspective of Divine Revelation and Divine Providence. Solange Hertz is as uncompromising and incisive in her analysis of the present world order and its origins, but in a way few authors dare approach. As an unflinching traditionalist and monarchist, Hertz presents the problems and the solutions in manner that is not “main-stream,” even by some traditional Catholic standards. You will not find any political correctness in this book: the State needs the Church, the Church needs the State, and we all need a Catholic king on the French throne. If you are not used to a traditional Catholic view of history, politics, prophecy and devotion, Utopia Nowhere will definitely challenge you, maybe anger you, certainly make you uncomfortable and ask for more at the same time.

Solange Hertz: Always a Crowd Pleaser

You can't go wrong with this or any Solange Hertz book. Her collection of essays are both eye-opening and entertaining!