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What are some books that look at Hitlers reign in a positive light?

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Richard Tedor's "Hitler's Revolution" is amazing. It is accessible to any reader in ability, academically researched with proper footnotes and an extensive bibliography, it reads easily and its that sketchy to buy, relatively cheap off of amazon too. It is perfect for anyone looking for ideology and policy in practice in Nationalist Socialist Germany. Also, Mein Kamph is an excellent source as well, and it would be worth your while to get a copy of the NSDAP platform.

You might be better off to read National Socialist policy and ideology rather than get caught up in the vapid, fabricated, rather jewish fixation upon "Nazi Occult" (if you consider yourself a "nazi" or an "occultist" your a fucking retard). That being said, best book on policy and ideology is probably Richard Tedor's "Hitler's Revolution", and Arktos is really good if you have any interest in perennialism.

I'm trying to assemble a list of publishers who produce books that others would not touch.

This is the list as we've started it:
- Ostara
- Counter Currents
- Caribbean Thule Publishing
- Terror House Press
- Taxiarch Press
- Rogue Scholar Books
- Arktos
- Imperium Press
- Sanctuary Press
- Patriotic Dissent
- Third Reich Books
- Black House Publishing
- Barnes Review
- Focal Point Publications
- Castle Hill Publishers
- Mystery Grove
- Hermitage Helm Corpus

Can we not just enjoy it in peace?

This thread is massive and yet, there's very little discussion of Hitler lit.

Anybody reading any history books at the moment? Lit which bucks the traditional narrative is better. I don't have a particular time period in mind, and I appreciate suggestions on any subject matter.

Any books similar in tone/content to Hitler's Revolution? I want more of this.

Hitlit connoisseurs, feel free to post stacks and shelves.

I don't know what's going on in this thread but we had a good thread recently on revisionist Hitler literature. Two books in particular were recommended, pic related and RHS Stolfi's Beyond Evil and Tyranny.

David Irving's Hitler's War is good too.

Can I get a review of this book? Before I order it.