/lit/ - Literature

>>22064439
>to surround himself with "useful" but corrupted people like Himmler.
Himmler was arguably Hitler's most fanatical supporter, alongside Hess and Goebbels. The only 'corrupt' thing he ever did was attempt to make peace with Britain and America to save the Reich government and continue to fight the Red Army.

>Hitler is one of the few men in history that even random normies don't argue had some kind of occult power about him.
Without question. The fact that Hitler came about in modern times sends shivers of fear down liberal and leftist spines, make no mistake. National Socialism is also the most modern and recent major political paradigm (Neoliberalism notwithstanding.)
Savitri Devi was correct when she wrote that everyone is fearful of the birth of a new man who can and will finalise Hitler's dream, and that that fear fuels every socio-political action of the modern world. If National Socialism is to return, it will once again be a single man who drives it, and people of all nations will flock to him. The liberals and leftists know this. The Jews know this. The White masses know this. Everyone knows this on some level or other.

We are about to enter the most violently eventful phase of human history. Fuck me, I've got shivers just writing this

>>20591643
>I was being serious.
You haven't prevented me from reading this.

What are the most consequential books ever written in terms of impact they have or could have in the future?
For me, it would have to be TLATS. Not only does it imbue Hitlerism/National Socialism with a religious potency of "universal and eternal scope," but it also demonstrates the soundness of a superior scale of values; beauty, health, strength, purity and honour etc..
It also predicts the rebirth of the Hitler cult on a worldwide scale. This is a book which must be studied and will be studied more and more.