Francis Parker Yockey's THE ENEMY OF EUROPE had all of its original English copies destroyed by Jews, but a surviving German translation was salvaged, translated back into English, and now we have the current version. Only the introduction is Yockey's actual words, the rest has been translated, then re-translated. English was his native language.

In THE ENEMY OF EUROPE, Yockey explains that political victory is victory over the enemy. He distinguishes political victory from military victory, which can be achieved against people of the same culture.

For example Britain's "victory" in the Second World War led to the death of its empire and ultimately will lead to the total loss of European sovereignty and genocide of European white people.

Currently reading The Terror by Dan Simmons. It's about a crew in the mid 1800s attempting to be the first men to successfully navigate the Northwest Passage, but they get frozen in for 3 winters and have to survive, all the while being hunted by some unknown creature. It's a really great read.