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As the title says, I’ve been somewhat interested in exploring some non-mainstream (Hitler, evola, etc) political and philosophical books from the post-ww1 pre-ww2 interregnum period. I know there is a large amount of books from that period, but what are your favorites? It can be from any ideology.

I’ll offer a book in turn. Le Feu by Henri Barbusse. It was one of the first war novels to come out during the Great War. Very messy, but I enjoy it.
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Idk why,but for some reason, I am starting to find female body extremely gross,and picrel looks "vomit" tier gross to me.
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You mean interbellum
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Sorry! I was a little sleepy when I posted this so it kinda slipped past my radar!
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>non-mainstream
>Hitler
What happened? He was a very (in)famous person from 1923 until his chisen death in 1945. Even thereafter most people, at least in the west and east, knew about him.



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