Works
- Europe at the crossroads: war or capitulation? Munich Verlag "Vestitori" 1955 (view here)
- The Rumanian situation after 19 years of Communist slavery and policies of the western powers, 1944-1963; a declaration by the Rumanian Legionary Movement Rio de Janeiro? 1963?
- Hunger In Romania 1964
- Articole politice, 1950-1963 1967.
- XLth anniversary of the foundation of the Rumanian legionary movement, 1927-1967; declarations of the legionary movement concerning the fate of the free world and the tragedy of the Rumanian people 1968
- Ce este comunismul? Madrid, Editura Dacia, 1972.
- Histoire du Mouvement Légionnaire, Rio de Janeiro, 1972 (The History of the Legionary Movement, Legionary Press, 1995)
- An interview with Horia Sima, Commander-in-chief, Legion of the Archangel Michael "Thule of Palermo", 1977
- The Truth About The Legionary Movement
- The Natural World Order
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