Exploring 'Siege': Neo-Nazi Ideology and Its Resurgence

This chapter examines the book 'Siege' by James Mason and its radical approach to neo-Nazi ideology that favors violence over traditional politics. It traces the book's trajectory from the 1980s to its contemporary relevance among extremist groups like the Atomwaffen Division, emphasizing the challenges of documenting neo-Nazism's history. The discussion also touches on the complexities of accessing archival material related to these movements and reflects on the legacies of influential figures within the far-right landscape.