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*[[File:OswaldMosley.png]] [https://archive.org/details/100-questions-about-fascism-oswald-mosley-2006-politics/page/6/mode/2up?view=theater 100 Questions about Fascism (1936?, Oswald Mosley)]<ref>Seen some different dates such as 2006 as well</ref> | |||
**My Opinion: I agreed with this generally, although the policies of England are not applicable everywhere in the world due to varying cultures - but I certainly agree that in many of the cultures of the world, some form of fascism would be ideal or at least much more functional than the current systems | |||
==Am Reading== | ==Am Reading== | ||
==Recommendations== | ==Recommendations== | ||
Revision as of 20:39, 25 February 2024
Recommend me political literature, maybe I will stop changing ideology so much if I read things (maybe)
Have Read
100 Questions about Fascism (1936?, Oswald Mosley)[1]
- My Opinion: I agreed with this generally, although the policies of England are not applicable everywhere in the world due to varying cultures - but I certainly agree that in many of the cultures of the world, some form of fascism would be ideal or at least much more functional than the current systems
Am Reading
Recommendations
Germany Tommorrow (1940, Otto Strasser)
The National Bolshevist Manifesto (1933, Karl Otto Paetel)
Utopia by Thomas More
Also I know there is a page for political literature I just can’t decide what to read when looking at it
- ↑ Seen some different dates such as 2006 as well