A history book should be as unbiased and as close to the truth as possible.
Unfortunately, now more than ever, history books have become entrenched in propaganda, poor research and the ever- present poisonous lies. It is exceedingly difficult, perhaps nearly impossible, to find a book written on World War Two, for example, which isn't a laughable cesspool of childish insults and lies.
With the enemies of truth controlling the press and selecting which books get published for the mainstream, one has to be more vigilant than ever these days regarding what information can be trusted. Yet small publishers, independent from the tyrants' control, are often an oasis in a desert of trash.
Over the past few years we've scoured through many books in our endless pursuit of information, and although most of them have been worthless pieces of biased system propaganda and downright lies, we'll present some of the ones which are not. And while we still don't always necessarily share the author's point of view, we respect the book's contribution to history.
Dreamer of the Day
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This book, 'Dreamer of the Day', by Kevin Coogan, was published by Autonomedia in 1999 and has 644 pages.
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Red Symphony
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This booklet, 'Red Symphony', by J. Landowski, was published by Dauphin Publications in 1968 (from a 1938 interrogation) and has 56 pages.
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The Secret World Government or The Hidden Hand
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This book, 'The Secret World Government or The Hidden Hand', by Count Cherep Spiridovich, was originally published by The Anti-Bond League in 1926 and has 345 pages.
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The Lost Writings of Francis Parker Yockey
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This book, 'The Lost Writings of Francis Parker Yockey
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Voice of Triumph
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This book, 'Voice of Triumph - Hitler's Speeches at Nuremberg', translated by David Kelly, and was published by Antelope Hill Publishing, speeches from 1933, 1935-1938/2024 and has 384 pages.
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Judgment in Moscow
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This book, 'Judgment in Moscow - Soviet Crimes and Western Complicity', by Vladimir Bukovsky, was published by Ninth of November Press in 1996/2019 and has 707 pages.
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News from Soviet Germany
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This book, 'News from Soviet Germany', by Fritz Löwenthal, was published by Victor Gollancz LtD in 1950 and has 343 pages.
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The Faustball Tunnel
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This book, 'The Faustball Tunnel', by John Hammond Moore, was published by Bluejacket Books/Naval Institute Press in 1978/2006 and has 268 pages.
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Germany's Hitler
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This book, 'Germany's Hitler', by Heinz A. Heinz, was published by London Hurst & Blackett in 1934/1976 and has 288 pages.
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Léon Degrelle in Exile 1945-1994
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This book, 'Léon Degrelle in Exile 1945-1994', by José Luis Jerez Riesco, was published by Antelope Hill Publishing in 2009/2022 and has 495 pages.
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Savage Continent
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This book, 'Savage Continent - Europe in the Aftermath of World War II', by Keith Lowe, was published by Picador in 1970/2012 and has 460 pages.
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Wolfram von Richthofen
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This book, 'Wolfram von Richthofen - Master German Air War', by James S. Corum, was published by University Press of Kansas in 2008 and has 421 pages.
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Hitler
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This book, 'Hitler - Born at Versailles', by Léon Degrelle, was published by Institute for Historical Review in 1987/1992 and has 535 pages (plus 23 page index pamphlet).
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Who We Are
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This book, 'Who We Are', by William L. Pierce, was published by Revisionist Books in 2012 and has 339 pages. This was first published in series in the publication Attack/National Vanguard May 1978 - May 1982/2012.
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I Was Hitler's Chauffer
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This book, 'I Was Hitler's Chauffer - The Memoirs of Erich Kempka', by Erich Kempka, was published by Frontline Books in 1951/2010 and has 180 pages.
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The Hitler We Loved & Why
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This booklet, 'The Hitler We Loved & Why', by Christof Friedrich & Erich Thomson, was published by Liberty Bell Publications in reprinted November 2004 and has 121 pages.
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What the World Rejected: Hitler's Peace Offers 1933-1940
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This book, 'What the World Rejected: Hitler's Peace Offers 1933-1940', by Dr. Friedrich Stieve, was published by Ostara Publications in 1940/2016 and has 89 pages.
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The Complete Collection
The Complete Collection', was compiled, translated and published by Invictus Books in 2013 and has 150 pages.
Hitler's Speeches at Nuremberg
Soviet Crimes and Western Complicity
Europe in the Aftermath of World War II
Master German Air War
Born at Versailles
The Memoirs of Erich Kempka
