Source Texts and Wider Authors

“Michael” by Dr. Joseph Goebbels is a rare and controversial early work, offering a personal and ideological glimpse into the emotional mindset of a man who would later become Nazi Germany’s chief propagandist. First published in 1929, this…

The ultimate hardback handbook of knots, splices, and ropework-trusted since 1884. This updated classic blends J. Tom Burgess's timeless guidance with modern techniques, offering step-by-step diagrams, splicing methods for synthetic lines, and essential knots…

A two-title research set on Joseph Goebbels, combining David Irving's biography with Goebbels's novel Michael in English translation. The set is intended for readers studying propaganda, National Socialist political culture, and the documentary record of the…

José Luís Jerez Riesco provides a comprehensive account of SS-Standartenführer Léon Degrelle's life in Spain after WWII, including his reflections and correspondences. It covers his steadfast beliefs despite global criticism and his unwavering stance on…

First published in 1923, Mussolini 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…

Very rare. Ordered destroyed by Hitler, as it soon became politically incorrect (and now banned by the German government too) this is Leni Riefenstahl's unknown film of the 1933 Nuremberg Party Rally. Region 0.

Germany’s short-lived Weimar Republic appears in the historical record as little more than an interregnum between Germany’s defeat in the First World War and the rise of Adolf Hitler’s new order in 1933. While often overlooked, the situation on the ground in…

Explore Generation '68: The Elite Revolution and Its Legacy, an incisive analysis of the radical 1968 student movements, their privileged roots, and lasting political impacts.

This rare anthology of speeches and writings by José Antonio Primo de Rivera - founder of the Falange Española - offers powerful insight into the rhetoric, ideals, and legacy of a movement that shaped modern Spanish history. Now back in print after four…

Three biographies of Horst Wessel (1907-1930), the SA leader whose marching song became the anthem of the National Socialist movement. Born in Bielefeld, Wessel led his brownshirt unit against Communist street fighters in Berlin before his murder at the age…

A gripping first-hand account of survival, faith, and adventure from Lord Miles Routledge - the last tourist in Afghanistan during the fall of Kabul. From chaotic evacuations to Taliban encounters, this true story is unlike any other.

A fascinating historical document and a gripping adventure narrative, In the Footsteps of Livingstone, is a tribute to one of the lesser-known explorers of the Victorian age, whose courage and curiosity led them deep into the unknown.

Ruins of the Reich is a UNIQUE four-part series tracing the rise and fall of the Third Reich through its massive buildings, monuments, and rally grounds. By fusing first-generation archival film with modern, colorful footage of each structure as it appears…

Rebel Mountain recounts the dramatic attempt by these groups to retake the mountain of Annaberg in Upper Silesia from Polish forces.

An archival study of British intelligence, diplomacy, and prejudice inside Stalin's Russia. Dr. Marcus Papadopoulos shows how Whitehall policymakers, soldiers, and spies assessed the Red Army from 1934 to 1945, revealing the fear, assumptions, and strategic…

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…

David Smith's caricature of David Irving, first published with The Guardian's 1977 review of Hitler's War, personally marked by David with a fresh right-thumb impression. Choose black, blue, or red; a certificate of authenticity is included.

The two short books that established modern public relations: Crystallizing Public Opinion (1923) and Propaganda (1928), complete and unabridged in matching U.S. hardback editions.

Bernays's first book (1923), the founding statement of the public relations counsel, complete and unabridged in a compact U.S. hardback edition.

Bernays's concise 1928 manual on the organized shaping of public opinion, complete and unabridged in a compact U.S. hardback edition.

The legacy Irving Books favourite returns: a white 11oz ceramic collector mug with the original David Irving caricature artwork.

Hitler’s 1928 follow-up manuscript to Mein Kampf — withheld in his lifetime and recovered by Allied investigators in 1945. It sets out his foreign-policy and territorial-expansion thinking in plainer terms than the better-known book. Offered here as a primary…

Ruins of the Reich is a UNIQUE four-part series tracing the rise and fall of the Third Reich through its massive buildings, monuments, and rally grounds. By fusing first-generation archival film with modern, colorful footage of each structure as it appears…

A New Nobility of Blood and Soil, was massively popular in the Third Reich and strengthened the rural and agriculturalist movements. Highly influential on Hitler, the principles in this book are foundational to the National Socialist worldview. Provided…

Richard Walter Darré, Obergruppenführer in the SS and a senior member of Adolf Hitler's cabinet, served as the Reich Minister for Food and Agriculture until 1944. His ideas, as elaborated in The Peasantry as the Lifeblood of the Nordic Race and his…

A deep dive into Spain's political and military upheaval from Primo de Rivera's rule to Franco's post-WWII regime. Essential for 20th-century history readers.

The original German army physical training manual, translated into English. Covers the exercises, drills, and conditioning routines used by Wehrmacht soldiers. A genuine period document — useful for military historians, collectors, and anyone interested in…

The Open Society Playbook by Scott Howard offers a deeply researched exposé of elite-driven globalism, examining how philanthropic networks, NGOs, and ideological movements shape modern culture, politics, and sovereignty.

A restored 1947 cookbook born in the Changi and Sime Road internment camps, where P. C. B. Newington's Good Food club rebuilt whole meals from memory while rations collapsed to four ounces of rice a day. With Beryl Irving's original illustrations, a new…