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That's a good list of books. I'd have to scream it out and make a pick selection. Anything in particular you'd suggest?

I took some time and created a list, which I think will be good for indexing and also make it easier for people (like me) that want to see the full list in one go :)

Here are the books mentioned in the article, organised by section:

The Devil HimselfThe Devil Himself

  • On War by Carl von Clausewitz (1832)
  • Little Red Riding Hood
  • Der Untermenche by SS-Hauptamt Shulungsamt
  • Hitler's White Russians
  • Communism with the Mask Off by Joseph Goebbels
  • Bolshevism: In Theory and Practice by Joseph Goebbels

Evil Ethnicities: Hatreds and HomelandsEvil Ethnicities: Hatreds and Homelands

  • White Niggers of America: The Precocious Autobiography of a Quebec "Terrorist" by Pierre Vallières
  • The King's Torah by Rabbi Yitzhak Shapiro and Yosef Elitzur
  • Blessed is the Man (praising Baruch Goldstein)
  • The Great Replacement (Brenton Tarrant's manifesto)
  • The Management of Savagery by Abu Bakr Naji
  • Milestones by Sayyid Qutb

Ravenous RacistsRavenous Racists

  • Iron Curtain Over America by Col. John Beatty
  • The Red Web by Blair Coan
  • The Red Network (1934) by Elisabeth Dilling
  • The Plot Against Christianity: The Jewish Religion and its Influence by Elisabeth Dilling
  • White Power (1967) by George Lincoln Rockwell
  • Who Are We by William Luther Pierce
  • Land of Zog (1994) by Gary Smith
  • Democracy the God That Failed (2001)

Sinister StatesmenSinister Statesmen

  • The Great Betrayal (1997) by Ian Smith
  • Bitter Harvest by Ian Smith
  • Freedom Betrayed by Herbert Hoover
  • The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government by Jefferson Davis
  • A Short History of the Confederate States of America by Jefferson Davis
  • Sun and Steel by Yukio Mishima

How-To Guides of HorrorHow-To Guides of Horror

  • The Science of Revolutionary Warfare by Johann Most
  • White Resistance Manual
  • FM 5-31 Department of the Army Field Manual: Boobytraps
  • TM 31-210 Department of the Army Field Manual: Improvised Munitions Handbook
  • Kill or Get Killed by Lt. Col. Rex Applegate

Final Segment: Foul FuckingFinal Segment: Foul Fucking

  • No Game No Life (banned in New Zealand)
  • Justine, or The Misfortunes of Virtue (1791) by Marquis de Sade
  • Fanny Hill, Or Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure (1748) by John Cleland
  • My Secret Garden (1973) by Nancy Friday
  • Homicide (1988) by Martin Daly and Margo Wilson
  • A Natural History of Rape: Biological Bases of Sexual Coercion (2000) by Randy Thornhill
  • A People that Shall Dwell Alone (1994) by Kevin MacDonald
  • Separation and Its Discontents (1998) by Kevin MacDonald
  • The Culture of Critique (1998) by Kevin MacDonald
  • Inside Linda Lovelace (1974)
  • Lolita (1955) by Vladimir Nabokov
  • The Incest Diary by Anonymous (2017)

The image is good too

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My recommendations would be:

Hitler's War by David Irving
I haven't read it, but I've read and listened to people who use his work as one of their sources and it's pretty good.

The Turner Diaries by William Luther Pierce
Even if you're against the race stuff it's actually a pretty good book on mounting a decentralized revolution. I've read part of it.

Race War In High School by Harold Saltzman
(He is Jewish, but if you read what he writes it sounds pretty truthful and prescient and has been censored as such. If a jew says 2+2=4 that doesn't mean the answer is 5.)
A group about the disastrous integration of one of the first schools in the area that was propagandized and declared a success despite it's multitude of failures. It's like reading a book on the Summer of Love (BLM riots) as you realize that this conflict has been on repeat for at least 60 years. This was the book I'm talking about that opened my eyes a bit, still haven't finished.

Democracy the God that failed by Hans Herman Hoppe
I listened to a live reading of most of this. A great book on how democracy actually represents a step backwards for freedom and Hoppe's brand of anarchism is stylistically unique. Over time I've noticed that my brand is similar to his, just without Abhrahamism. I need to read more of his work.

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Democracy the God that failed by Hans Herman Hoppe

Thanks for sharing your preferences; this is one of the few I'll add to my reading list. In the meantime I wanted to have a complete list of the books in the image (the list above I extracted from the article), so I did some more digging and categorized by theme. It was too long for a comment, so I posted the full list here.

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