/pol/ approved texts?

>>131943644
You can't become more politically aware by reading propaganda texts /pol/ spoon feeds you

>>131944899
>propaganda texts

Wrong. I wanna know more about it, and I can't help but feel a few anons know where to look

>>131943644
Start with george orwell

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>>131944993
Library you fucking retard

>>131945144
>retard
>wanting to know about which books to look for is retarded

Hm, slow day I see

Try not reading about natsoc.
It had one minor success that was inflated by german military prowess

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>>131945099
>hurr durr totalitarianism is bad
There summed up the two of his most famous works for you

Stop reading cringy novels and start reading history, philosophy and economics. Don't read into only one certain ideology since your political opinions will become very distorted and blinded by the ideology. Don't read propaganda bullshit and texts that are trying to sell you and spoonfeed you ideology since again you'll just get very retarded and distorted
Stop focusing on irrelevant specific political problems and start looking at politics as wide as possible (instead of being a cringe /pol/ user who only complains about feminists, try being an intellectual who focuses on much wider problems that actually have an effect on society)

Want to be actually politically aware ?
>stop taking shit from /pol/
>start forming your own opinions
>find an actually unbiased news source and follow world news in politics


Also
NatSocialism isn't even a political theory as it only "What will happen to society if we just expel all other races ", it doesn't have any social or economic plan whatsoever and only focuses on those small and irrelevant problems. It is really shallow and makes people who believe they are intellectuals because they follow NatSoc look retarded

>>131946457
nigga, just list some damn books then

>>131947246
Before you get into political books, you need to have a proper background on the important literary works of the Western world. This includes the Bible, Don Quixote, all of Shakespeare, Greek plays from Sophocles, Aeschylus, and Euripides, and history from Homer, Herodotus, and Thucydides. It is also important to study ancient Rome, so read at least Cicero and Livy.

>>131943644
Suicide manifesto

It's banned though.

>>131947246
Start with Plato, anything by him then move up through history. As other anon said anything about philosophy, history, economics, are where you should look. Understand the fundamentals then form your opinions around the ideologies that you come across. In theory Communism sounds nice and if you don't know anything about it and why it doesn't work then you'll unknowingly be indoctrinated. Repeat for whatever ideology you ascribe to.

>>131943644

I'm not that sure looking at particular texts will inform you properly of National Socialism. Either they're jew-pushed propaganda that highlights National Socialists as literal devils OR you read National Socialist texts from actual national socialists and they're probably too biased as it is their own perspective.

The reason there is such a lack of understanding about National Socialism is that in all honesty there is no legitimate and unbiased text in existence on the topic.

You want to understand why National Socialism is the answer: look at the world. Take in everything you see about it and ask yourself the question before beginning each day:

>What if everything I've been brought up to believe is bullshit?

Only by freeing yourself from the restraints of preconceptions and the indoctrination forced into your head since birth can you become truly aware. Over time you will come to see that almost everyone apart of the international elite are Jews and that they have their hands in everything.

Perhaps watch "Hitler: The Greatest story never told", that's a good beginning.