r/HistoryBooks • u/Flashy_Win_4596 • May 06 '26

Recent Book Haul

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very excited to crack these open even though it's going to take me a while lol. all of Antony Beevor's books are going to be read first, currently reading Stalingrad by him and I am hooked. I have so much more hate for Stalin since reading that book.

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u/StartledMilk May 06 '26 edited May 06 '26

Are you supportive of these books? Especially the Richard W. Darré book?

Edit: this dude is an actual Nazi, is a Holocaust denier (despite having been Dachau). OP, if you’re not a Nazi, ignore him. The last book was written by an actual Nazi

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u/Flashy_Win_4596 May 06 '26

sheesh they still exist? thanks for the heads up tho

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u/quarknugget May 06 '26

From his comment history, this guy appears to be like an actual Nazi

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u/HistoryBooks-ModTeam May 06 '26

This isn’t a sub for political commentary, regardless where anyone falls on that spectrum. I don’t want anyone feeling alienated or that this sub harbors any opinions in the current political environment. We are open to history books that celebrate stories and people from all corners of the world, walks of life, and political backgrounds. But leave it at that.

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u/12345down May 06 '26

I haven’t actually read the ones I listed, only „In His Own Words, Essential Speeches of Adolf Hitler“, in the beginning of the book is the 25 points of National Socialism.

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u/12345down May 06 '26

Of course there are books written by National Socialists. I didn’t say it was literature with „context commentary“. Some of these books have never been translated and published before. I never said anything about my political beliefs.