Let Adolf Hitler transport you to a far-future
Earth, where only FERIC JAGGAR and his
mighty weapon, the Steel Commander, stand be-
tween the remnants of true humanity and annihi-
lation at the hands of the totally evil Dominators
and the mindless mutant hordes they completely
control.
Lord of the Swastika is recognized as the most
vivid and popular of Hitler's science-fiction novels
by fans the world over, who honored it with a
Hugo as Best Science-Fiction Novel of 1954. Long
out of print, it is now once more available in this
new edition, with an Afterword by Homer Whip-
pie of New York University. See for yourself why
so many people have turned to this science-fantasy
novel as a beacon of hope in these grim and
terrifying times.
Other Science-Fiction Novels
by Adolf Hitler
EMPEROR OF THE ASTEROIDS
THE BUILDERS OF MARS
FIGHT FOR THE STARS
THE TWILIGHT OF TERRA
SAVIOR FROM SPACE
THE MASTER RACE
THE THOUSAND YEAR RULE
THE TRIUMPH OF THE WILL
TOMORROW THE WORLD
About the Author
Adolf Hitler was born in Austria on April 20, 1889.
As a young man he migrated to Germany and served in
the German army during the Great War. After the war,
he dabbled briefly in radical politics in Munich before
finally emigrating to New York in 1919. While learning
English, he eked out a precarious existence as a sidewalk
artist and occasional translator in New York's bohemian
haven, Greenwich Village. After several years of this
freewheeling life, he began to pick up odd jobs as a
magazine and comic illustrator. He did his first interior
illustration for the science-fiction magazine Amazing in
1930. By 1932, he was a regular illustrator for the sci-
ence-fiction magazines, and, by 1935, he had enough
confidence in his English to make his debut as a science-
fiction writer. He devoted the rest of his life to the
science-fiction genre as a writer, illustrator, and fanzine
