   supremicism and nazis (not flamebait!)
  Okay, I''m thinking about making the bad guys in my book a budding supremicist movement.  So what I would like you to do is tell me about any fiction (books or movies mostly) that tells about the creation and growth of a supremicist movement.  Here''s what I have read so far:_Blue Eyes, Brown Eyes_ (non-fiction, but tells a story anyway)_The Wave_ by Todd Strasser_The Butterfly Revolution_ by William ButlerHere''s what has been recommended to me, and I would like second opinions on:The Draka series by S.M. Stirling_Cetaganda_ by Lois Bujold_The Iron Dream_ by Norman Spinrad_The Turner Diaries__The Chosen_ by Ricardo Pinto_The Physiognomy_ by FordThe Belsarius series_The Postman_ by David Brin_Pelbar Cycle_ by Paul O. WilliamAnd please feel free to suggest books that aren''t on my list yet.  ^_^  Thanks! 
  Read ''Mein Kampf'' (dunno if i spelled it right).  Good history of how Hitler got his start, and a good look into the mind of someone capable of that.;  Have you read the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: An American Slave, Written by Himself  ? It's not exactly what you're looking for--in fact, it's from the opposite perspective--but it could help you learn about the effects of the theory of racial supremacy upon those whom are the targets of it. It's very, very short and depending on how quickly you read, you could finish it in a few hours. In fact, you can find a free online copy of it here. It's non-fiction, by the way. It's quite shocking, and there are a lot of places where Douglass describes his struggle with understanding this racial supremacy, which, if I'm not mistaken, is what you're looking for.   "Next time a terrorist gets freed after ten months of red tape, I’ll be sure to thank [the democrats]. I guarantee you that if someone is put in prison with the Patriot Act, even in the rare chance they are not a terrorist or have connections to terrorism, they are sure as hell guilty of something." -- A True Die-Hard American Patriot   [edited by - Mscgamer on February 19, 2004 4:58:19 PM];White Lies;  If you can work your way through the whole thing, you might want to consider reading Harry Turtledove''s Great War/American Empire series. It''s set during the period of World War I in an alternate world where the South won the Civil War. In later books, one of the major plotlines is the rise of the Freedom party in the South, which is essentially an anti-aristocratic, white supremicist political party. ;  Sorry it is not fiction but read Hitler, 1889-1936: Hubris by Ian Kershaw. If you want a great read about the rise of a real supremecist regieme leader. There is also a sequal Hitler, 1936-1945: NemesisThat should give you a few ideas.   Raymond Wilsonhttp://www.bytefoundry.co.ukAuthor of Creating A PAK File Format;  Donno if it applies, but American History X was cool. (movie) ;  Didn''t think about any movies for ya.  Death Race 2000, albeit a pseudo crappy/humourous movie, depicts a world where the government horribly opresses its people to the point they don''t even realize it. 