First published in 1923, Mussolini as Revealed in His Political Speeches was meticulously selected, translated, and edited by Baron Bernardo Quaranta di San Severino, who also provides contextual introductions for each speech. The arrangement, mostly chronological, is segmented into categories reflecting Mussolini’s focus on labour, the populace, or policy during the overlapping timelines of the post-war era.

The Burning Souls is Degrelle’s poignant exploration of his wartime experiences, blending poetry with memoir. The work delves deep into his early life, the harrowing battles on the Russian steppes, and the profound spiritual challenges these experiences posed. Degrelle offers insights into the necessity of wholehearted dedication and sacrifice for higher ideals, which he argues is essential to combat the spiritual emptiness of modern times.

Die Fahne Hoch: Three Biographies of Horst Wessel offers a comprehensive look at the life and legacy of Horst Ludwig Georg Erich Wessel, a figure revered within the National Socialist movement. Born in Bielefeld in 1907, Wessel became a prominent brown-shirted Sturmabteilung (SA) member, leading his men against Communist disruptions in Berlin.

Berlin: Capital of the Reich. During the turbulent Weimar Republic, Berlin was the political centre of Germany, dominated by leftist ideologies and often described as a stronghold of communist activity. Despite the rise of the brown-shirted SA across other parts of Germany, Berlin’s working-class districts remained largely impenetrable to them.