Author Archives: HHG

Elliott: Against Government Waste and High Taxes

Posted on 24.09.13

Matthew Elliott, who founded the British Taxpayers’ Alliance, gave a talk at a well-attended meeting of RNH and the Icelandic Taxpayers’ Alliance Friday 20 September 2013. The author of several books critical of oppressive taxes and the waste of taxpayers’ … Continue reading →

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Gissurarson on Bank Collapse: Cambridge 22 September 2013

Posted on 20.09.13

Professor Hannes H. Gissurarson, a member of the RNH Academic Council, gives a paper on the Icelandic bank collapse and lessons which European nations may draw from it, at the “Freedom Summit” of the European Young Conservatives at Churchill College, … Continue reading →

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Zver: We must remember the victims

Posted on 20.09.13

At a well-attended meeting at the Icelandic National Library Monday 16 September 2013, Dr. Andreja Valic Zver, director of the Study Centre for National Reconciliation in Ljubljana, Slovenia, gave a lecture on the importance of remembering victims of totalitarianism in … Continue reading →

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Elliott on Taxpayers’ Resistance Friday 20 September: 12–13

Posted on 17.09.13

Matthew Elliott, one of the leaders of the British Taxpayers’ Alliance, TPA, will give a talk in Room 101 in Logberg Friday 20 September, 12–13, about the resistance movement of taxpayers against greedy and aggressive authorities. The Icelandic Taxpayers’ Alliance … Continue reading →

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RNH Events Make the News

Posted on 16.09.13

The photo exhibition which RNH organised 23 August to 16 September 2013 at the National Library of Iceland on “International Communism and Iceland”, in cooperation with the National Library and the Institute of International Affairs at the University of Iceland, … Continue reading →

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Zver on Memory and History: Monday 16 September 17–18

Posted on 09.09.13

Dr. Andreja Valic Zver gives a paper at Iceland’s National Library Monday 16 September, 17–18, on the topic: “Why Should We Remember the Victims?” The meeting at which Dr. Zver reads her paper marks the closure of a photo exhibition … Continue reading →

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