La libro estas la rearanĝita tuto da artikoloj de Eŭgeno Lanti pri naciismo el la tiam ĉiusemajna gazeto «Sennaciulo» publikigitaj en 1930.
Laŭ la antaŭparolo, «Kvankam ĉi tiu libro formas per si mem unu tuton, la leganto devas tamen scii,...
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