Theodore N. Kaufman summarized Germany Must Perish! in advertisements in The New York Times and New York Post as:

“A dynamic volume outlining a plan for the extinction of Germany and containing a map showing possible dissection and apportionment of its territory.”

"Whoever wears this sign is an enemy of our people"

Parole der Woche, 1 July 1942.

Only as an activist, not as a philosophical observer can the nationalist sense his feeling for life. He wants the state which emerges from the special values of our Volk, values which he experienced in war, not as a moral code but as a life-giving force.
Authority and freedom are irreconcilable for introspective intellectuals, but nationalists have seen that they are inextricably linked. The power and the honour of the nation, the sovereignty and dignity of the state, courage, self-sacrifice and loyalty are political realities for nationalism.
These words convey little of the nationalist feeling for life, and it is equally difficult to set out the principles of the nationalist state in a draft constitution. Certainly, the emotions and the state are living realities to the nationalist. But he can only experience the nationalist feeling for life as an urge, and a splendid urge to develop. Here he has his roots, and his idea of the state can only reveal itself in actions, not arguments.

Albrecht Erich Günther, ‘Nationalismus’, Deutsches Volkstum, 7 (July 1927).

Germany Must Perish! utilized the expression "final solution" on page 88, and just one week after the front-page Völkischer Beobachter article, on July 31, 1941, Hermann Göring, Hitler's second in command, sent an official order to Reinhard Heydrich, the head of the Security Service (SD) of the SS, using the words "final solution" when authorizing a "Final Solution to the Jewish Question."

“Fascism is a violent appeal to Tradition, not a return or a repetition. For us fascists, Tradition, as the etymological meaning of the term suggests and as Evola documented, is and cannot be anything other than dynamic. Otherwise, we would be speaking of conservatism or reaction. Instead, Tradition is a continuous conjugation, through the present, of the past and the future; it is an inexhaustible process of transcendence, a burning torch with which each people lights its own path and runs through time toward the future. This is why, today, Revolution and Tradition are not mutually exclusive, but rather identify with each other, and this explains our veneration of the past and tells those same blinkered men that the Italian of the 20th century cannot but be fascist.”

Niccolò Giani, Mysticism of the Fascist Revolution

The Great Replacement is no longer a theory, as what’s happening in Spain makes clear. Darryl Cooper on who’s behind the invasion and why.

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“Tucker Carlson is literally our greatest ally. I don’t believe that he doesn’t hate the Jews.”

Andrew Anglin, Daily Stormer, 2016.

This SRP poster, featuring a Reich eagle and the black, white, and red colour scheme favoured by the National Socialists, appealed to voters with the message: “Whoever loves his homeland, wants the Reich, and refuses to sacrifice German blood for others, will ignore lies, terror, and the threat of prohibition to vote for the Socialist Reich Party”.

“The young nationalist possesses energy and enthusiasm, and also brute physical strength. Isn’t there a need for youth that is muscular and tense with a kind of cruelty that makes it beautiful and noble? We need young men who are superb and agile beasts and who forget what fear and death are. The struggle for life is not child’s play: there can be no comfort.”

Fabrice Laroche, ‘What is a Militant?’, Europe-Action, 8, August 1963.

An undated bulletin from the 1960s, published by the Padua sections of the national-revolutionary groups Avanguardia Nazionale, Ordine Nuovo, Giovane Europa and the Gruppo di Ar:

On 8 May 1945, the soldiers of the Greater National Socialist Reich ceased fighting. We, who proudly consider ourselves the heirs of the Fascist Republic of the North, intend to remember the magnificent German camerati by publishing the last war bulletin of the German Supreme Command: moved not by a feeling—as absurd as it is sterile—of nostalgia, but by fidelity to those values ​​that the men of the Axis sought, twenty years ago, to realize within the NEW European ORDER. We adhere UNCONDITIONALLY to the ideological terms of the struggle in which the Fascist Regime and the Third Reich perished.
The victors should not delude themselves, having crushed us in terms of military and political force.
Twenty years later, we stand with all those who have been divided by bourgeois and Bolshevik democracies: WE REMAIN STANDING.