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Zustand: Good. Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day. A copy that has been read but remains in clean condition. All of the pages are intact and the cover is intact and the spine may show signs of wear. The book may have minor markings which are not specifically mentioned.

Paperback. Zustand: Fair. A readable copy of the book which may include some defects such as highlighting and notes. Cover and pages may be creased and show discolouration.

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. 70pp.

First Edition. Volume one (of two) only. Octavo; printed card wrappers; 411pp. Light external wear and soil; minimal pencil marginalia; Very Good. Review copy, with review slip from the American Historical Review clipped in at front endpaper. Text entirely in Italian.

Paperback. Zustand: VERY GOOD. 248pp. B/W photo illustrated throughout. With foldout pamphlet from the 'Nazi Olympics Berlin 1936' museum exhibit by the United Stated Holocaust Memorial Museum. Clean, sharp copy; pamphlet lightly creased at tail.

21 x 15. 31 Seiten. OBrosch. Einbandkanten etwas berieben, ordentlich erhalten. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 200.

Antwerpen, Het Kompas, 1943, 218 pag., illustratie en origineel soepel karton naar ontwerp van Ant. Herckenrath. = Elfde Feniksreeks 2. Omslagen/ rand boekblok met enige stofaanslag. Ongelezen.

Antwerpen, Het Kompas, 1943, 218 pag., illustratie en origineel soepel karton naar ontwerp van Ant. Herckenrath. = Elfde Feniksreeks 2. Nieuw exemplaar, nog in pakpapier van de boekhandel. Ongelezen.

First edition. Staple-bound pamphlet. Printed wrappers; 30pp; ads at front and rear. Mild toning to spine and exterior extremities, else Near Fine. Issued as Number 6 in the "Reviewer's Library.".

Hardcover with Dust Jacket. Zustand: VERY GOOD. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First Edition. First Edition, First Printing. 202, x pp. 12mo, brown heathered cloth with brown stamped spine lettering, navy topstain. Some offsetting around the edges of the endpapers, some light penciling to early pages, otherwise a very clean, sharp copy; DJ price clipped, tips worn with some loss, dampstain to spine tail. Villard was a regular contributor for the New York Evening Post and The Nation. He was a founder of the Anti-Imperialist League and an outspoken critic of American racism and segregation. In his words, he was 'radical on peace and war and on the Negro question; radical in our insistence that the United States stay at home and not go to war abroad and impose its imperialistic will upon Latin-American republics, often with great slaughter.' In this broadside against the grown military-industrial complex, Villard questions the need and even the possibility (given the distance) of war with Japan. He critiques the devotion of billions in spending to military projects with no explicit aims. And he warns of the elevation of the military as a road to Fascism.

Amsterdam, Uitgeversmaatschappij De Amsterdamsche Keurkamer, z.j. (1941), 32 pag., original wrappers in white, black and red. = "Overdruk uit 'Volk en Vaderland' van 7, 14 en 21 Febr. 1941". Quite rare. Waterstained in lower margin.

Paperback. 20pp paper covers (1938?) Slightly marked.

First Edition. Oblong octavo. Staple-bound printed paper wrappers; [12]pp. Faint creasing to wrappers with light shelf-soil; Very Good+. A checklist to determine whether your child might be the victim of covert socialist indoctrination. The author points to such evidence as lack of report cards, reduction in homework, and removal of penmanship from the curriculum as definitive warning signs. Issued by "America's Future," a prominent publisher of Cold War-era right-wing tracts.

Zustand des Schutzumschlags: dj. First Edition. Octavo (21cm); black cloth boards; dustjacket; 275pp. Bit of toning to endpapers, else a Fine copy in the striking pictorial dustjacket, lightly edge-rubbed and with a brief (3/4") triangular chip at base of rear panel near spine. Novel portraying the rise of an American fascist terrorist organization (called the "Red Riders") apparently based loosely on the Ku Klux Klan.

276, (1) pp. 1 vols. 12mo. First edition. First edition. 276, (1) pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Printed wrappers. Some faint foxing to wrappers, else About Fine.

Utrecht, Uitgeverij Nenasu (Nederlandsche Nationaal-Socialistische Uitgeverij), z.j. (1935), 2nd ed., 143,(1) pag., original black wrappers lettered in red, 18,5 x 13 cm.). . = Very rare. The second edition not in WorldCat. Waterstained; title and lower corner frontwrapper eaten by rodents/ silverfish. Poor copy, all readable but presents not so well. Sold as is.

Hardcover with Dust Jacket. Zustand: GOOD. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First Printing with Scribner's seal and 'A' to verso. [8], 200pp. 12mo, blue cloth with with white stamped author name and white-blocked negative title to spine and front cover. Pen check to the title page and to a handful of titles on the 'Books by Monsignor Sheen' list in the front matter, some scattered pen marks through p. 30, a few rear leaves cut a bit jagged; otherwise a very clean, sharp copy with fresh pages and tight, square binding. DJ with some shallow loss around the extremities and one chip intruding into the anvil and tagline at front head, otherwise clean and bright with price of $2.00 intact. Quite scarce in jacket. A crossover hit by the most popular Catholic writer of the 20th century, Sheen's Philosophies at War is a contribution to the war effort, offering a theological and philosophical case against Fascism and Naziism. Well known to Americans from his 'Catholic Hour' radio program, Scribner's bolsters Sheen's academic cred on the DJ flap, noting that he was 'Disctinguished first as a scholar, educated in this country and in Europe. In 1926, the University of Louvain awarded him the Cardinarl Mercier prize for International Philosophy; and in 1936 he was awarded the Cardinal Mazella medal from Georgetown University.' The dust jacket flap describes the book thus: 'Monsignor Sheen gives in this book his conception of the underlying causes of the war, and of the ways by which the war may be most truly won. This is not only a war between armies, he explains; the battles we are fighting are but the physical manifestations of the revolution that is going on. In this revolution we must defeat 'the active barbarism from without and we must defeat the passive barbarism from within.' There are three kinds of freedom in the world, says Monsignor Sheen: 'freedom to do what you please; freedom to do what you must; and freedom to do what you ought.' It is because the democracies fell away from the moral law and entered upon a course of materialism-'freedom to do what you pleasei ?that they are now having to fight this war against those who, on their side, fell away from 'freedom to do what you ought' toward 'freedom to do what you must.' The ethics of Fascism and Naziism deny the importance of the individual man and recognize only man in the mass, thus destroying the sacredness of personality.'.

Amsterdam, Uitgeversmaatschappij De Amsterdamsche Keurkamer, 1941, 38,(1) pag., origineel omslag met portret van Mussert. = Watervlekkig.

Softcover. Zustand: g to g+. First edition. Duodecimo. 46 (2)pp. Original printed wraps with publisher's device on cover. Report of Anti-Fascist Meeting of Soviet Workers in Art and Literature, Moscow, November 29, 1942. opening speech by the chairman A. N. Tolstoy, a Russian and Soviet writer of science fiction and historical novels. Contributions by D. D. Shostakovich, composer and pianist, A. M. Gerasimov, leading painter and proponent of Soviet Realism, and others with statements on the barbarism of the Germans and the united efforts to ward of the intruders and reestablish the grand tradition of art and science in the Soviet Union. Wraps sunned along edges, block age-toned. Wraps in overall good, interior in good+ condition.

Soest, Uitgeverij De Mijlpaal, 1942, (4),35 pag., original cream coloured wrappers printed in brown and gold. = Mijlpaal-reeks, nr.2. Wrappers foxed.

First Edition. Octavo (22.5cm); pictorial wrappers, stapled; 64,[2]pp. Modest wear and light dust-soil to wrappers, with the holograph ownership mark of United Electrical No.35-41 at upper right corner of front wrapper, and one passage marked in ink on p.41; complete, Very Good copy. "A denunciation of the postwar strike wave by a right-wing author, who asserts that the strikes, under communist instigation, are serving as dress rehearsals for violent revolution. He lists the communist-led unions of the CIO, charging that Philip Murray is now their captive" (SEIDMAN K-25).

Zustand des Schutzumschlags: dj. First Edition. First impression. Octavo. Red cloth hardcover; dustjacket; xx,[1]-139pp. Tight, clean, straight copy, Very Good or better. In the original dustwrapper, unclipped (priced 10s. 6d. net on front flap), complete but toned on spine panel with general overall rubbing and soil, just VG. An attempt to solve the "age-old problem of scent" among foxhunters (this cataloguer, for one, can smell them a mile away) and to "work out a perfectly simple instrument which will tell the hunting man exactly the percentage of chances of scent on any day at any time." Pollard, in addition to being an avid huntsman, was a British Special Operations officer, an early member of MI6, and the author of numerous works on small arms, a subject in which he was a recognized expert. In reviewing Pollard's colorful if rather dubious career, it occurs to us that being smelt ought to have been fairly low on his list of worries: during the Irish War he conducted two legendarily byzantine and ultimately bungled false flag campaigns against the Nationalists; some years afterwards, in the Spanish Civil War, taking the side of the Fascists, he served as Franco's personal courier and later defended the bombing of Guernica as "a perfectly legitimate target." Stench enough there to put an entire county's worth of vulpine citizens on high alert.

First Edition. Handbill, 8-1/2" x 7" (ca 22cm x 18cm). Printed from typescript, one-side only on white paper. Mild evidence of use; Near Fine. Presumably self-published handbill by an anonymous "Nashville Woman," arguing for the innocence of segregationist gadfly John Kasper (who served an eight month sentence for conspiracy in 1957) and suggesting that space ships full of "little green men" [i.e. communists] were taking over city halls, police departments and state houses throughout the South, bringing with them an alien ideology of racial integration. "Yes, friends, 'beware', for the little green men have landed and we can most assuredly point them out. All white citizens must join hands in this mighty crusade for freedom." An illustrative relic of the tiny intersection of Sputnik fever and white supremacy; undated but given the repeated references to Kasper and to "satellite news," 1957 seems a safe bet.

First Edition. Octavo (23cm.); drab card wrappers; 461pp.; 20 leaves of photographic plates, facsimiles in text throughout. A Very Good sound copy, albeit lacking all but the mounted flaps of the John Heartfield dust jacket. The second of the "Brown Books," in which first appeared the theory that the Nazis were behing the Reichstag fire of 1933. Two Carrefour prospectuses, for this and another title, laid in.

Zonder plaats (Borgerhout), "Tweede privé-uitgave", 1961, 1e druk, 63,(7) pag., gedrukt in een oplage van 500 exemplaren (200), origineel linnen. = Één van 200 genummerde en gesigneerde exemplaren op handgeschept Ingres-papier. Hermans richtte samen met René Lagrou de Algemeene-SS Vlaanderen op. In december 1940 werd hij eveneens hoofdredacteur van De SS-Man, waarin hij zijn groot-Duitse overtuiging aankondigde. Na de ineenstorting van Nazi-Duitsland dook Hermans onder in Berlijn, waar hij in november 1946 door Britse soldaten werd gearresteerd. Enkele maanden eerder was hij door de krijgsraad van Mechelen bij verstek ter dood veroordeeld. Nadat Hermans beroep had aangetekend, werd hij op 9 juli 1947 veroordeeld tot levenslange opsluiting en 10 miljoen frank schadevergoeding. In 1949 werd deze straf - ditmaal na beroep van het auditoraat-generaal - bevestigd voor het Krijgshof in Brussel. In 1955 kwam hij vervroegd vrij. Zijn inzet voor de vrijlating van Vlaamse krijgsgevangenen werd als een verzachtende omstandigheid beschouwd. In zijn cel schreef hij honderden gedichten en zijn apologie. Na zijn vrijlating bleef hij actief als essayist, dichter, romanschrijver en voordrachtgever. Zijn politieke rol was echter uitgespeeld, onder meer omdat hij het nationaalsocialisme bleef verheerlijken.

Amsterdam, Volksche Uitgeverij Westland, 1944, 231 pag., kop-illustratie, origineel geïllustreerd halflinnen met eenvoudig (onbedrukt) uitgeversstofomslag. = Zeer zeldzaam. Nog in uitgeversverpakking en als daardoor in nieuwstaat.

Naarden, N.V. Uitgeversmaatschappij A. Rutgers, 1944, 338 pag., portret, origineel geïllustreerd karton naar Jan Lutz met linnen rug. = Zeer zeldzaam. Voorplat heeft aan onderzijde een sttotje gehad en rode kleur wat vaal geworden.

Softcover. Zustand: g+ to vg. First edition. Octavo. 18 unpaginated pages. Original illustrated wraps with black lettering on covers. Content printed on inside covers. Covers with striking artwork of the bombing of London during The Blitz. An impressive collection of b/w photographs, photomontages and drawings depicting the German air strikes on London, Rotterdam and Warsaw as well as British air strikes on Germany from July 1940 through June 1942. Pamphlet with graphic depiction of raids with detailed information on volume of bombs dropped by each side. The last chapter's headline: There can be but one end. .the complete disruption of the German war machine." Minor wear with light foxing at bottom of front cover and vertical folding crease throughout. Staples of binding missing, therefore loose leaves. Wraps in overall good+, interior in very good condition.

Hardcover with Dust Jacket. Zustand: NEAR FINE. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. Stated 'Second Edition' but possibly the First. Judge for yourself in light of the dust jacket: 'The Dynamics of War and Revolution was printed, bound and ready the Middle of May for publication by one of the country's oldest and largest publishing houses. Then came the battle of France and the fifth column hysteria in the United States and the publishers made a last minute decition not to publish the book. Thereafter, for six weeks the author unsuccessfully sought a publisher. In the meantime, he bought from the publisher the plates and books already printed and bound under the imprint of the publisher. The author has had these books rebound and is now offering the public under the imprint of The Weekly Foreign Letter, a private publication he writes and mails weekly.' Whether this copy is from the orignal Harper's sheets or a second printing from the plates Dennis aquired is unclear. xxxi, 259pp. 8vo, burgundy cloth, gilt stamped spine lettering and tri-band blindstamped rules. Some offsetting to the endpapers, one creased page, surprisingly clean and sharp otherwise; DJ tips worn, price-clipped, spine toned, now wrapped in mylar. Scarce in trade. An anti-interventionist manifesto, laying the author's view of international war as the handmaiden of capitalistic imperialism. 'Lawrence Dennis accused the Roosevelt administration of expoloiting international crisis to relieve domestic ills in his Dynamics of War and Revolution, a charge first levied in his Coming American Fascism.' (Justus Doenecke, The Literature of Isolationism). Seeing Capitalism and Democracy as inextricably linked, Dennis advocates for a revolutionary turn to one-party Socialism. Believing the present European conflict to be as great a folly as the First World War, Dennis ironic favors 'giving the gullible American public what they want' as an accellerationist strategy for post-war transition to Fascist Socialism. Following *Is Capitalism Doomed?* (1932) and *The Coming American Fascism* (1936), this would have been his third book published with Harper & Brothers, one of the most prominent mainstream American publishing firms and hitherto publishers of numerous other anti-interventionist books. Born of an African American mother and married to a Jewish woman, Lawrence Dennis was a surprising leader of American Fascism. 'Dennis defined fascism as a mixture of nationalism and corporate rationalization, predicted that the United States was moving toward some form of the system, and claimed to favor a 'nice' version. A former Foreign Service officer, Dennis was more likely to be found debating social critic Alfred Bingham at the Harvard Club than to be seen with Pelley or Winrod on the Hustings. Fascinated by far right agitators, however, he acquired a reputation as the one man 'brain trust' of native fascism.' (Leo Rubuffo, The Old Christian Right). Dubbed 'The American Alfred Rosenberg', Dennis was one of the main defendants in the McWilliams sedition trial of 1944, in which he argued that American Fascism and Anti-Interventionism had no integral connection to a worldwide Nazi movement and was not necessarily anti-semitic or racist. Nevertheless, he came to repudiate his fascist views after the war, finding other grounds for his anti-war and anti-capitalism activism.

Softcover. Zustand: Very good condition. First edition. Quarto. 92pp., 4 maps, one folding. Original white wraps with color-illustrated dustjacket glued to spine, red lettering on cover. Publisher's device on title page. Released by the Reichenhall Mountain Artillery Division. With a preface of the Mountain Division Commander. "The collective experience has pulled the division together. On the memorable 13th of March in 1938 we marched across that border put between the German clans by Versailles, we were at the front when the Führer guided his homeland into the Reich. We were at the front again in October of 1938 when the German Army brought freedom to the brothers in the Sudetenland. And for the third time we followed the call of the Führer in September 1939; unparalleled was the triumphal campaign of our First Mountain Division through Galicia all the way to Lemberg." This description of the Poland Campaign is illustrated with b/w photographs throughout and contains four maps, one of them folding, illustrating the campaign. Printed in red, black and white. Text in German, Gothic script. Light damp-staining on inside front cover.