Reddit reviews For My Legionaries (The Iron Guard)

not a troll comment:

It's the same kind of thought policing that was going on in the former Soviet Countries. This is kind of a relevant book for anybody that hasn't read it. It talks about a student movement in pre-communist Romania that were fighting against some of the crazy ideas that were infecting their universities, and the speech policing that enforced compliance. One of the interesting things is it talks about the locals being vilified for their "racial privilege", racism, nationalism, and belief in Christianity.

https://www.amazon.com/My-Legionaries-Iron-Guard/dp/1593640005

And this one's about when the racist, nationalist, "racially privileged" students of Romania got thrown in concentration camps. One of the funny parts talks about a guy in the camp - he was an esteemed doctor that had come from a poor family, worked hard, wrote a bunch of books, and really brought medicine forward as a discipline in Romania, and the guards would beat him relentlessly and make him apologize for his privilege and give long drawn out "confessions" about being a corrupt politician that would steal money from the people, and at other times confess that he was a rich businessman that exploited the poor and the minorities and didn't pay taxes, and that he'd be nothing if it weren't for his unearned racial privilege. Any of this sound familiar?

https://archive.org/details/TheAnti-humans

One last book that people might find relevant since so much of the Hillary's campaign is entirely controlled by various Jewish-Nationalist lobbying groups (like AIPAC), and she vilifies endlessly Trump's supporters for their "white nationalism":

https://archive.org/details/TheWorldConquerors-TheRealWarCriminals1958

I consider Mein Kampf a meme. It's fine, but pretty much everyone already knows about it.
For my Legionaries I consider to be better, cover the same points, and is a bit more fun to read. Sad ending though :(

The pdf for Mein Kampf is in the individual books folder.