Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf is an autobiographical work written during his imprisonment following a failed coup attempt in 1923. The book combines personal narrative with a detailed exposition of Hitler’s political beliefs, his racial ideologies, and his vision for Germany’s future. It provides insight into the origins of the Nazi movement and the mindset that shaped one of history’s most infamous dictators. Despite its controversial content and propagandistic tone, Mein Kampf is studied as a historical document to understand the factors leading to World War II and the Holocaust, serving as a warning against totalitarian ideologies and hate-filled rhetoric.
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Mein Kampf is Adolf Hitler’s autobiographical manifesto. Written during his imprisonment in the 1920s, it outlines his political ideology, views on race, and vision for Germany. The book remains a controversial historical document, studied for its insight into Hitler’s mindset.
| Format | Paperback |
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| Author | Adolf Hitler |
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