/lit/ - Literature

>>22485207
Für diejenigen, die mehr wissen wollen.

>>22319041
People try to obfuscate why Hitler was so popular with the people. It is quite simple, he provided social services, cleaned up the streets and made Germans the only ethnic group in Germany by dramatically increasing family size.

Big mystery as to why people supported what happened.

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>>21649550
It most assuredly is. Global-capitalism is not at all compatible with any sort of Fascism or National-Socialism, but small and middle-sized businesses are the backbone of a Fascist economy. There is no contradiction here.

>>21560348
>Hey man I see you post a lot. I guess you are the guy with the natsoc pics. I find you very well read and interesting
Thank you.

>Which books would you recommend me to read so I can answer with ease like you? Think of it as a general roadmap an aspiring anti-democratic 19 year old should read.
At the risk of sounding like a meme, I actually started with the Greeks, or rather the Roman histories of the Greeks. Plutarch, On Sparta put me on this road. But I wouldn't recommend reading them unless you are a Laconophile like myself. I, on a whim, read Mein Kampf. I can not underestimate how much I agreed with that book, specifically the Ford translation, there are parts that are dark but entirely relevant to what is happening today. From their I have just read much of what I could get my hands on. There was another anon who is much better versed in National-Socialism than myself, we had several conversations which gave me a better understanding of what I was researching and more inroads to learn.

People will give you all sorts of books that are well and above the ability of Professors to understand. Evola is one, Thomas Carlyle is another. Always beware of these. What I would recommend reading is the following

>Mein Kampf, Hitler
Despite what those in the other thread would say, it is both well written, easy to understand and passionate. It can easily outline what the goal is and why we want it.

>For My Legionaries, Codreanu
One of my favorite books, the autobiography of a Orthodox man who fought and was murdered protecting his beloved nation of Romania. This book is probably the most impassioned work I have ever read. The man is an inspiration and one whom I continue to regard as a role model.

>A New Nobility Of Blood and Soil
A proposed blueprint for an idealized society within a National-Socialist society, one that tries to put in to practice many but not all, and some new one values that NS espouses. It is both easy digestible and engaging.

There are many others that I will link in a pic, but if you suspect that a book is too much for you find something else. The old Iron March stuff is not too bad, it can easily serve as an introduction to this sort of thing. Above all though, don't be what the other side what you to be. Don't encourage violence, don't say inflammatory things and don't let them get you down.

Currently I am reading Hitler's Revolution and it is an eye opener. Good luck, anon.