/lit/ - Literature

>>14821092
Add this to your list

Anyone actually read it?

What's some good fascist /lit/erature? So far for German stuff I've got Hitler, Rosenberg, and Schmitt and for general European stuff I've got Gentile, Codreanu, and Mosley.

>>12356505
The geopolitical aspect (and all aspects really) of National Socialism was ultimately in service of cultivating the superior Nordic type by restoring the natural hierarchy of the races with the Nords on top. The "Aryan Soul" thought to be expressed most strongly in the Nordic people was thought of as humanity's ultimate expression of the Will (as in something like Schopenhauer's will, as opposed to instinct). They believed that if they were to succeed, humanity could strike harmonious balance with the Universe and thrive unto eternity (something like Nietzsche's "transcendence"), and if they were to fail the world would plunge into eternal darkness.
I recommend reading pic related if you are interested in this kind of thing; I don't think this book is particularly well-written but it is the most thorough single source for Nazi esotericism.

>>12223514
Required reading if you want to understand the worldview for the more esoteric/Thulean side of the Nazi upper echelons.

Similar worldview, although there's definitely big differences

Seconding this as well >>11261007

>>11017230
Primary/Contemporary Sources-
The Myth of the Twentieth Century by Alfred Rosenberg
Hitler's Table Talks by Adolf Hitler
Wotan by CG Jung
The Goebbels Diaries by Joseph Goebbels

Origins of Aryanist Thought-
Judaism in Music and Other Essays by Richard Wagner
The World as Will and Representation by Arthur Schopenhauer
The Antichrist by Friedrich Nietzsche
The Foundations of the Nineteenth Century by Houston Stewart Chamberlain
An Essay on the Inequality of the Human Races by Arthur de Gobineau
Preussentum und Sozialismus by Oswald Spengler
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion by Anonymous

Esoteric Sources-
Nos, Book of Resurrection by Miguel Serrano
The Lightning and the Sun by Satrivi Devi

Other Writings (Mostly Postwar)-
Man and His Symbols by CG Jung
The Red Book by CG Jung
The Decline of the West by Oswald Spengler
Imperium by Francis Yockey
Gold in the Furnace by Satrivi Devi
The Hero with A Thousand Faces of Joseph Campbell

Mostly listed within order of importance, obviously not a complete list. A lot of these are not things that should be read on their own if you want to get the most out of them.

>>10608867
>complains
>contributes nothing

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>>10135013
>Why? Because his ramblings are just THAT inane and badly written, in addition to being chock full of even to schoolchildren demonstrable lies such as what, where and when he had been doing something during the war, that anyone that actually reads it with an open mind nowadays would disregard it purely out of its own qualities.
No, you read it because that was a highly edited/censored version and it's part of your indoctrination to look at history in the most subjective, politicized view possible.

The problem with Mein Kampf is that people go into it thinking it's going to be this ideological masterpiece explaining what national socialism is and why you too should be a national socialist, but that's not what the book is or was intended to be. It's exactly what the title suggest, Hitler's struggle. It's really just a memoir, and on that level it's not more rambling than anybody else's memoirs. If you want to read the Wealth of Nations/Das Kapital/Doctrine of Fascism equivalent for national socialism, pic related is much more up your alley. Rosenberg's authorship of this book was one of the primary reasons for his execution at Nuremberg, which should tell you all you need to know as far as whether people want you to read it.