Siege (book)
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Siege is a collection of articles by neo-Nazi James Mason, former leader of the National Socialist Liberation Front, which places an emphasis on gaining power through armed struggle rather than political means. First published by Storm Books in 1992, it was republished, with a new preface by Mason and an introduction by Ryan Schuster, in 2003 (Black Sun Publications, ISBN 0-9724408-0-1).
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[edit] Response
The book has been praised and promoted by Tom Metzger ([1], [2]).
Varg Vikernes has a copy in his cell. [3]
[edit] Dedication
- "In respectful dedication to The Son Of Man." (Charles Manson)
[edit] Opening epigraph
- "I am the first born of the universal order,
- Earlier than the gods, in the navel of immortality!"
[edit] Contents
- Introduction
- The NSLF and the Move Toward Armed Struggle
- National Socialism
- Conservatism and the Lost Movement
- The System
- Lone Wolves and Live Wires
- Strength and Spirit
- Leaders
- Universal Order
- General Appendix
- Appendix I:NSLF
- Appendix II:National Socialism
- Appendix III:Leaders
- Appendix IV:Universal Order
[edit] External links
- Audio chapters of Siege
- Siege Mentality, review of Siege by Dominic Hampshire in The Scorpion.
- How Black is Black Metal? by Kevin Coogan (first appeared in the magazine HITLIST, February/March 1999.)
- Counter-Culture Fascism, Dave Emory's For The Record broadcast #437—recorded on 12/8/2003.
- An Interview with James Mason, discussing Siege, by AAC - 2003.
