10 books to get before Christmas! 🎅 1. The Judas Goats- Michael...

This is a fascinating book that goes through many of Hitlers most famous speeches but condenses them down into digestible snippets. It also provides leading commentary for the date and time in which the speech was given and contextualizes the situation.
Want to know what the most vilified man of the 20th century thought? Find out for yourself.
🧵 2/11
A little dated now, but also very on the money for the present and future of America. Buchanan fundamentally outlines how America is heading towards ethnic conflict rather than ideological conflict, with financial turmoil on the background. Still a quick and solid read that tells you how we got here.
If you listen on Amazon’s audible, it’s narrated by Pat himself.
🧵 4/11
I listened to this on Audible this year and I did find it fascinating. The Audible version is told by Laurence Fishburne, so it feels like Morpheus is talking to you the whole time. 😂 Regardless for a nationalist of any race, this is an important read. One of the things that stuck with me was how Malcom described the alienation he felt among the mixed race community, and how at home he felt in the black community. I think everyone realizes this is the natural order of things, but to hear it outlined in experience is informative nonetheless.
🧵 5/11
There have been many different books about the veracity of the “Diary of Anne Frank” and this book looks through them all. Can be a bit academic at times, but it does drill into specific details of each Anne Frank passage to assess the validity of the diary itself. Read it and decide for yourself.
🧵 8/11
This is a book about Auschwitz from an actual eyewitness on the German side. It’s a very quick pamphlet, but will give you another perspective on Auschwitz. Surely it is biased to the German side, but so are all the mainstream accounts you are reading for the “allied Jewish side.” Worth the quick read.
🧵 9/11
Often described as the best book on WW2 out there. Irving’s unique style and his ability to speak both German and English allowed him to get access to many first hand documents no other historians could. He used only primary sources to write this book, and ended up in jail defending his reputation… (He noted that no document from Hitler ever suggested a Holocaust, true to this day.)
🧵 10/11
If you are looking for books related to Hitler and Jewish power try clemensandblair.com
If you are looking for books on the Holocaust try armreg.co.uk
If you are looking for normally expensive out of print books for a reasonable price try obscurebooks.myshopify.com
Anything WW2 specific from David Irving irvingbooks.com
General books on nationalism and its subject matter antelopehillpublishing.com
Books on revisionist American history and American nationalism try barnesreview.org
For March of the Titans go to ostarapublications.com








