Andrew Rutherford: Byron. A Critical Study. Stanford University Press, Stanford, California 1961, S. 218.
Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke:The Western Esoteric Traditions: A Historical Introduction. Oxford University Press, New York 2008, ISBN 978-0-19-532099-2, S.192 (eingeschränkte Vorschauin der Google-Buchsuche).
“Slayer also reveled in Satanic imagery more than any other North American band of their time. However, like Venom, Slayer’s Satanism was almost exclusively for show and provocation. Singer Tom Araya is, in fact, a professed Catholic and his explanations of his musical forays into Satanism are confusing at best.” Benjamin Hedge Olson: I Am the Black Wizards: Multiplicity, Mysticism and Identity in Black Metal Music and Culture. Bowling Green State University, Mai 2008, S.17.
Temple 88: Newsletter I.(PDF)S.182,archiviertvomOriginal(nicht mehr online verfügbar)am20.September 2008;abgerufen am 5.Juli 2010(englisch):„National Socialism (with the esoteric exception of Traditional Satanism) is the only real Heresy in existence, since it is based solely on the highest ideals of Honour, Loyalty and Duty, championed over and above selfish individual pursuits. It calls for a revolution of the Soul; a Triumph of the Will; a return of racial pride and defiance – of all that epitomizes the genuine Western ethos. It is a form than cannot be bought by The System, and thus the only option for the latter is to jail or kill National Socialist, and smash through innumerable legislative variations National Socialist influence, naturally dormant in the Western – or Aryan – people. It is the inly form which frightens The System, and is thus the only form capable of achieving System Breakdown.“
Jacob Christiansen Senholt:The Sinister Tradition. Political Esotericism & the Convergence of Radical Islam, Satanism and National Socialism in the Order of the Nine Angles. University of Århus, Århus November 2009, S.36 (scribd.com[abgerufen am 17.April 2010]).
Jacob Christiansen Senholt:The Sinister Tradition. Political Esotericism & the Convergence of Radical Islam, Satanism and National Socialism in the Order of the Nine Angles. University of Århus, Århus November 2009, S.39 (scribd.com[abgerufen am 17.April 2010]).
Jacob Christiansen Senholt:The Sinister Tradition. Political Esotericism & the Convergence of Radical Islam, Satanism and National Socialism in the Order of the Nine Angles. University of Århus, Århus November 2009, S.40 (scribd.com[abgerufen am 17.April 2010]).
Jacob Christiansen Senholt:The Sinister Tradition. Political Esotericism & the Convergence of Radical Islam, Satanism and National Socialism in the Order of the Nine Angles. University of Århus, Århus November 2009, S.38 (scribd.com[abgerufen am 17.April 2010]).
Debbie Nathan und Michael R. Snedeker: Satan's Silence. Ritual Abuse and the Making of a Modern American Witch Hunt. Basic Books, New York 1995; Kerr Cuhulain: Michelle Remembers. Rezension vom 8. Juli 2002 auf witchvox.com (online (Memento vom 25. Mai 2006 im Internet Archive), Zugriff am 1. Februar 2013).
Temple 88: Newsletter I.(PDF)S.182,archiviertvomOriginal(nicht mehr online verfügbar)am20.September 2008;abgerufen am 5.Juli 2010(englisch):„National Socialism (with the esoteric exception of Traditional Satanism) is the only real Heresy in existence, since it is based solely on the highest ideals of Honour, Loyalty and Duty, championed over and above selfish individual pursuits. It calls for a revolution of the Soul; a Triumph of the Will; a return of racial pride and defiance – of all that epitomizes the genuine Western ethos. It is a form than cannot be bought by The System, and thus the only option for the latter is to jail or kill National Socialist, and smash through innumerable legislative variations National Socialist influence, naturally dormant in the Western – or Aryan – people. It is the inly form which frightens The System, and is thus the only form capable of achieving System Breakdown.“
Esa Lahdenpera:Mayhem. Northern Black Metal Legends. In: Kill Yourself!!! Magazine. Nr.4, 1995, S.43 (Mayhem (Memento vom 7. Februar 2012 im Internet Archive) [abgerufen am 24.Januar 2013]).
