To help gain a better understanding of the modern Hitler movement, we commend to your attention the following background and collateral material:

Mein Kampf  by Adolf Hitler

The Bible of National Socialism.  Not only does this historic work contain the implicit, as well as explicit, truths of a New Order, but its underlying message establishes the foundations of a revolutionary, new faith for all Aryan mankind.   694 pages/hardcover & softcover (Houghton Mifflin edition)

Faith of the Future  by Matt Koehl

With its prophetic vision of Adolf Hitler as archetype of a new age, this powerful testament sets forth the ideological, spiritual and historical premises of the contemporary National Socialist movement and its revolutionary mission.   Here is the key.  32 pages/softcover

Blood Martyrs of the Hitler Youth

Poignant personal stories of 21 young heroes of the National Socialist movement, who made the ultimate sacrifice in the struggle for a better world.  39 pages/softcover

Hitler at My Side  by Hans Baur

Personal story of Hitler’s trusty pilot, from his World War I flight training to his experiences during the last days with the Führer in the Berlin bunker.  Offers many rare glimpses of the Leader and other contemporaries, including such famous names as Antonescu, Bormann, Franco, Goebbels, Göring, Molotov, Mussolini, Ribbentrop, Neville Chamberlain, Sven Hedin, Rudolf Hess, Admiral Horthy, Cardinal Innitzer, Generals Jodl and Keitel, Marshal Petain, Pope Pius XII, Fritz Todt, Arturo Toscanini, and many more.  An important historical document by one who never wavered.  Illustrations.  230 pages/hardcover

Hitler’s Priestess  by Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke

One of the most remarkable figures of postwar National Socialism was Savitri Dêvi, who played an amazing role in the revival of the Hitler movement and who was one of the founding members of the World Union of National Socialists.  Returning to a war-torn Europe from India—where she had gone in 1932 to immerse herself in ancient Aryan traditions—she became a missionary of the Hitler faith to the German fatherland.  Imprisoned under the Allied occupation, she continued her personal witness, writing, teaching and inspiring.  Here is the fascinating story of a most unusual woman.  Illustrations.  269 pages/hardcover

Images of the Waffen-SS  by Mark C. Yerger

A photo chronicle of the greatest fighting force of all time, an elite reflecting the highest ideals of National Socialism and representing the finest members of our race.  Page after page of rare or never-before-seen shots—most either half- or full-page—with scenes from training exercises, parade formations and combat operations, as well as individual portraits of true heroes and real role models for Aryan youth.  320 photographs.  176 pages/hardcover (oversize)

The Philosophy of Alfred Rosenberg  by James B. Whisker

An easy-to-understand introduction to the thought of this prominent Third Reich ideologue and to his major work, The Myth of the Twentieth Century.  Rosenberg’s views on race, religion, art and politics are all well summarized here.  512 pages/softcover

Prisoner of Peace  edited by George Pile /translated by Meyrick Booth

For his initiative in trying to stop the Second World War, Rudolf Hess was thrown into prison—where he was to remain for nearly half a century until his ghastly murder by British M-I 6 agents in 1987.  In these letters to his wife, Ilse, we see an intelligent, sensitive and conscientious man of high ideals, ever faithful to the cause he served.  Illustrations.  151 pages/softcover

To Aryan Youth  by Walter Gross

Translation of an address by the head of the Racial Policy Department of the NSDAP (the National Socialist German Workers’ Party), which appeared in the Dec. 1935 issue of Neues Volk.  In it, the spiritual dilemma posed by conflicting religious and racial considerations is confronted as an unavoidable issue, one which must be clearly addressed by every Aryan and particularly by those who embrace the National Socialist faith.  8-page brochure

Triumph and Tragedy  by Florentine S. Rost van Tonningen

Few persons in the world today have stood as close to so many important 20th-century events and personalities as has the wife of the former League of Nations commissioner and president of the Netherlands Bank, the Dutch National Socialist martyr Dr. Meinoud Marinus Rost van Tonningen.  In these candid memoirs she describes them all—heads of State, princes of the Church, scientists and artists, heroes and scoundrels, those who fought for a New Order and those who opposed it—from Rudolf Hess, Joseph Goebbels, Konrad Lorenz, Alfred Rosenberg and Arthur Seyss-Inquart to Prince Bernhard and Princess Juliana; from Anton Mussert, Willem Mengelberg, Winifred Wagner, Otto Skorzeny and Heinrich Himmler to Engelbert Dolfuss and Pope Pius XII.  And then, of course, there was the leading figure of the century, Adolf Hitler, whom this witness was privileged to meet at Berchtesgaden as well as in her own home.  Illustrations.  232 pages/softcover

Uncovering the Forces for War  by Conrad K. Grieb

In this concise, carefully documented volume, a distinguished examiner reveals just who started the Second World War and why.  A useful handbook.  110 pages/softcover

Wagner’s Ring: Turning the World Around   by M. Owen Lee

There is something about it that touches our racial soul and releases the Aryan spirit.  In this summary of Wagner’s powerful masterwork, the author presents the Ring as the story of man’s transformation and higher evolution.  “The Ring assures us that our lives have meaning ...We sense that we are meant to move toward something beyond consciousness that is infinite.”  Contains some gratuitous bias.  122 pages/softcover

For these and other related titles, check with your local library or write to: 
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