Antun Sa'adeh's response to Lloyd George's historic speech delivered at the banquet hosted by the Zionist Association in London. This speech, according to Sa'adeh has a direct connection to the fate of his nation (Syria), the nation that laid the cornerstone for civilization, the nation that has done everything for the sake of progress.

This short letter was written by Sa'adeh during his first imprisonment in 1935, at the request of his lawyer Hamid Franjieh. It offers a valuable insight into the political and intellectual atmosphere in which the Syrian Social Nationalist Party (SSNP) was established. The letter also sets out in a clear fashion the pattern of Saadeh's early political consciousness, his views on the fundamental national problems of Syria, and the factors which shaped the development of the SSNP during its formative stage. It is a moving account of a rising political thinker trying to break into a hostile political system against enormous odds.

An article on the pertinence of the Social Nationalist principles.

About Saadeh's unlimited power as leader of the SSNP