“The Nazipedia maps Nazi-era vocabulary onto contemporary American political and social policy, arguing that modern governance constitutes a form of fascism. It is a polemical glossary driven by ideological outrage rather than historical scholarship.“
KEYWORDS: political satire, drain the swamp, Nazi culture, Holocaust
202 pages 6x9 Trade book Available as a Paperback, PDF book, or ebook Read a 15-page preview at Blurb.com
The Thesaurus of the Unthinkable
William H. Clark II has written a book that arrives wearing its provocation like a sandwich board. The Nazipedia is precisely what it sounds like: a glossary of Third Reich terminology repurposed as a cudgel against Obamacare, immigration policy, and corporate globalization. Clark calls it satire; the text calls it something rawer. The historical parallels are strained to the point of snapping, the rhetoric volcanic, the methodology nonexistent. And yet the fury is real — the product of a man who believes the republic is already lost. Whether that constitutes courage or catastrophe depends entirely on where you stand.
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