What are some /his/ approved books on fascism?

>>898284
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascism_(book)

>>898309
Griffin's Fascism obv.
Plenty to disagree with in there.

>>898289
why do you meme at me like this

>>898284
there are lists of books in these annotated bibliographies:
Fascism
http://pastebin.com/y0N0Ximk
Challenge of Fascism
http://pastebin.com/DhShAReV

>>898432
Biblio-bro is back! I've been wondering, how did you get these bibliographies? Did you write them yourself?

>>900055
tell us more

>>901995
He has a whole pastebin album of bibliographies for tons of subjects in history

http://pastebin.com/u/jonstond2

>>900055
No I get them from oxford bibliographies whenever the site gives me access to the articles randomly

Book recs on a political ideology should either go on /lit/ or /pol/, not here

>>902350
Wrong. Fascism must be discussed from a historical perspective.

>>902332
Why should it be? Sensible people don't want to live a life under the thumb of a strongman. They don't think that a system that offers easy answers to complex problems will be anything other than a complete fucking nightmare.

>>902332
And thankfully it never will be

>>902394
Then why most of this board is communist?

>>902332
are you kidding? we have several threads on fascism every day. It's the most commonly discussed ideology on this board, even more popular than marxism or liberalism. I'm not even pro-fascist but the threads but the posters are always well informed