# Helen Dale
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helen dale (born Helen Darville; 1972) is an Australian writer and lawyer. She is best known for writing The Hand that Signed the Paper, a novel about a Ukrainian family who collaborated with the Nazis in the Holocaust, under the pseudonym Helen Demidenko.
A daughter of British immigrants, Darville was educated at Redeemer Lutheran College in Rochedale, a suburb of Brisbane.
MindMatters: Industrialized Rome and Wrong 'un Politicians - with Helen Dale
Helen Dale, lawyer and award-winning author of 3 novels, including The Hand that Signed the Paper, writes at Law & Liberty and Not On Your Team, But Always Fair. Her two-novel series Kingdom of the Wicked is an alternative history of Roman-occupied Judea in the first century and the arrest and tria…
The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #886
Callum, Carl, and Helen Dale discuss how the far right can be defeated, the criminal mind, and The Great Realignment in American politics.
“Not On Your Team, But Always Fair”
Novelist and lawyer Helen Dale calls herself Australian literature’s lone classical liberal. Believe her.
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#039 - Lorenzo Warby - Why Our Genes And Cultures Undermine The Quest For Equality
Lorenzo Warby writes the substack Lorenzo from Oz, and he contributes regularly to one of Substack's recommended publications, Helen Dale’s Not On Your Team, But Always Fair.
In this episode, Lorenzo and I talk about what hereditarianism is, and whether it is compatible with our notions of equality…
England’s Troubles
Riots and speech crackdowns are only the latest symptoms of a growing factionalism in England along cultural lines. In a recent essay, Helen Dale argued that the kind of religious and ethnic divisions that emerged in the July elections reflect a new style of politics more familiar to Northern Irela…
Optimism for the Western Project
Konstantin Kisin has emerged as a powerful voice opposing “wokeness”—in part because he has a unique appreciation for what makes Western civilization special. He and Helen Dale discuss the current state of wokeness, his own engagement with it, and the politics of the US, UK, and Australia. Ultimate…
#094 - Lorenzo Warby - Crushing Dissent: How The Rise Of The 'Unaccountable Class' Ruined Everything
Lorenzo Warby, is a writer of the Substack Lorenzo from Oz and a regular contributor to Helen Dale’s Not on Your Team, but Always Fair, a Substack-recommended publication.
In this episode, Lorenzo and I think out loud about the idea of institutional capture, how Western institutions have been overt…
Helen Dale
In this episode, Helen Dale, Senior Writer at Law & Liberty, elaborates on the differences between traditionalism and One Nation Conservatism, noting some of the similarities with socialism as she addresses the spectrum of political responses in the face of pandemic mitigation policies. Dale also d…
Cancel Culture: Patient Zero
Australian novelist and lawyer Helen Dale joins Josh at home to explain how she became Oz's "patient zero" for modern cancel culture. When Helen's first (and prize-winning) novel was published in 1995, Jewish lobbyists subjected her to more than a decade and a half of harassment, libel, and attempt…
Cancel Culture: Patient Zero
Australian novelist and lawyer Helen Dale joins Josh at home to explain how she became Oz's "patient zero" for modern cancel culture. When Helen's first (and prize-winning) novel was published in 1995, Jewish lobbyists subjected her to more than a decade and a half of harassment, libel, and attempt…
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