Alt-right reading list

[mikemikev]

The ones you've listed are most important. In terms of racial biology and psychology:

Rushton - Race Evolution and Behavior
Harpending - 10000 Year Explosion
Fuerst - Nature of Race
Baker - Race
Gottfredson - Various essays
Jensen - g Factor
Darwin - Origin of Species, Descent of Man
Sesardic - Making sense of Heritability

[Askeladden]

Revolt Against the Modern World - Julius Evola

[Uncle_Adolf]

Race, Evolution, and Behavior - J. Philippe Rushton
Who We Are - William Luther Pierce
The Camp of the Saints - Jean Raspail
White Power - George Lincoln Rockwell
White Identity - Jared Taylor

[willtopower]

I am not aware of any books written by people who identify as altright. If there are any, please tell me what they are.

[mikemikev]

Shitposting > Books

[Askeladden]

It's a reading list. Reading. Authoring is a different thing.

[kolarov]

RIchard Tedor - Hitler's Revolution: Ideology, Social Programs, Foreign Affairs

[willtopower]

"White Nationalist Reading List" would be a better title. I do not know any books that are exclusively altright.

[Super_Male_Vitality]

It's an attempt to pull together a selection of titles which inform what we might loosely describe as the alt-right perspective. White nationalism is an important part of that but not the only part.

If you have any suggestions I would be pleased to hear them.

[King_Nigel]

Nicholas Wade - A Troublesome Inheritance: Excellent introduction to evolutionary psychology, very readable.

The Fate of Empires by John Glubb: Search online for PDF, it describes the life cycle of empires. Excellent examples of history rhyming.

And for a bit of literature - Atomised by Michel Houllebecq

[Super_Male_Vitality]

I don't know if you're a Brit (going on the avatar) but if so The Strange Death of Europe by Douglas Murray is well worth a read. Even for non-Brits/Europeans, it's deeply rustling.

Thanks for the suggestion.

[King_Nigel]

Thanks. I updated my post with two others. I'll take a look at that.

[mikemikev]

The Fate of Empires by John Glubb: Search online for PDF, it describes the life cycle of empires. Excellent examples of history rhyming.

Is it like Spengler lite or a development?

Speaking of which

Spengler - Decline of the West

[King_Nigel]

Not read Spengler. It's an essay (not long) that compares the life cycles of various empires such as the Roman, British and Umayyad (amongst others). Turns out people were complaining about licentious lute players, foreigners and uppity women in Baghdad, 900AD.

[mikemikev]

Sounds like it's based on Spengler. He compares eight civilization's life cycles and argues the West is in the dominant but declining phase. Whether or not one agrees his knowledge is disturbing.

[willtopower]

White nationalism is an important part of that [altright] but not the only part.

So what do you think is the difference between White Nationalsm and the altright?

I still cannot think of what could be considered an exclusively altright book. Name one for me.

[mikemikev]

There's no "difference". The alt right is a specific operation of WN. It's a tactical subset of WN strategy.

[funkybewbs]

Maurice Bardèche-Nuremberg ou la terre promise (Nuremberg or the promised land).
Incredibly accurate predictions of everything that happened in the last half century, also very interesting and sourced info on the nuremberg trial and "war crimes".

There are free english pdfs floating around, and it's free on amazon.

Oswald Mosley-My life

Well written and our favourite anglo gives us some forgotten details about prominent figures of the time he met (Churchill, Goering and many others).

Alexandr Soljenitsyne - Two hundred years together.

The history of Russia getting jewed, a must read. Also many fun parts, the jews really didn't give a fuck at the time, some stories are really keks worthy.

The book is hard to get by, but english/french/german translations are easy to find on the interwebs.

[mikemikev]

Alexandr Soljenitsyne - Two hundred years together.

Didn't /pol/ put together the first full translation of that?

[funkybewbs]

I think they did, or at least i first heard of translations there.