Theory of Race by Rene Binet

Theory of Race

This is a REPRINT of an exceedingly difficult book to find. 

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Note: This pamphlet is a reproduction of the historical text for academic, historical, or collector purposes.

1950 edition printed in 2026.

6" x 9" / 47 pages in pamphlet form

Book description

René Binet (1913–1957) was a French neo-fascist writer whose 1950 book Théorie du racisme (Theory of Racism) laid foundational arguments for modern white nationalism and biological essentialism.

His core theory of race rested on the following pillars:

• Biological Realism: Binet promoted a pseudo-scientific worldview that individual and racial inequalities are strictly biological, arguing for the intrinsic superiority of the European "white race".
• Anti-Capitalist "Race-Mixing": He argued that "interbreeding capitalism" deliberately sought to eradicate distinct racial identities to create a uniform, easily exploitable, and "inhuman" global workforce.
• Global Segregation: To prevent the extinction of the white race, Binet advocated for strict and absolute racial segregation, both globally and at the national level.

His work prefigured modern ideologies like "ethnopluralism" and the "Great Replacement" theory.