WELCOME!

Greetings, newcomers! This library is a collection of over 150 writings that all deal with the problems facing European-Americans in this age of racial quotas, reverse discrimination, and cultural breakdown. They are separated into 8 different categories. Anyone new to this site should consider beginning with the Ten Lessons. Classic, must-read essays are marked with a  tag for your convenience. New material will be marked with a new  tag.

Copy and distribute these writings! If you like what you see, be sure to tell your friends and co-workers about this site: (http://www.ddc.net/ygg/). Yggdrasil's Library is intended as a research tool with a right-wing perspective for those with an appetite for hard data.

This site contains:

1. An exclusive collection of essays by Yggdrasil;
2. An electronic bookshelf including works exclusive to this site;
3. And a list of links to other sites with a right-wing perspective.

• A brief note on Windows™ fonts:

This site depends heavily on text material. I recommend you download the Verdana font to enhance the readability of our texts. Even though it may seem a hassle, the default font on many browsers (Times or Times New Roman) makes reading long essays quite difficult on the eyes. This font should already be installed if you are using Microsoft I.E.

Probably more important is finding a good monospace font for reading text files on the internet. Microsoft's Typography web page has a truetype font called Monotype.com that works well. Choose it as the default font in your favorite text editor or web browser for best viewing.

• If you are having trouble managing ZIP archives in Windows™, visit the Winzip Home Page.

WHO IS YGGDRASIL?

• Yggdrasil n. Myth The great ash tree that holds together earth, heaven, and hell by its roots and branches in Norse mythology. [Courtesy of the American Heritage Dictionary.]

Otherwise known as the Tree of Life, or the World Tree, this mythical tree connects the nine different regions of the universe. In the context of White Nationalism, one can assume that Yggdrasil binds together different classes of Europeans and reminds them of their ancient (and modern!) tribal obligations.

Yggdrasil is the pen name of a middle-aged European-American. Feel free to address all constructive thoughts to ygg@ddc.net. I will not bore the casual reader by an elaboration of my hopes for a Greater Europe, when Schiller's Ode to Joy will say them much better.

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