Courtesy policy of Madame Merkel
Gonna be a BIG hit with all the new Muslim horde invading.
Back in the mid-1990s, a book exploring the psychology of Hitler was banned in Germany by having its publishing squelched. The rationale was that learning what may have caused Hitler to be Hitler might lead to understanding his mindset.
Fearing that “to understand all is to forgive all,” they opted to let no hatred of Hitler be lessened. Whether this is overcompensation, fearful ignorance, or just common sense is left for the reader to decide.
I have no problem with this.
It’s a book and I certainly want no books banned.
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Mein Kampf is worth a read, the first half anyway, and bits of the rest.
It’s a very odd mix of loony tunes rant and sound good sense, with occasional flashes of brilliant if cynical insight.
It’s easy to see that there was a brain in back of that. And, oddly enough, it becomes clear that the man was, in his own twisted way, entirely sincere.
Kind of like a whole other gargantuan level to an autobiography of Charles Manson. WTF?
I don't know who actually wrote it, but heard that Hitler dictated to one of his cronies in prison.
It was actually brilliant.
Mein Kampf is one of Hillary’s favorite books.
Germany’s “fix-it” manual?
I do my checking afterward- not wise. Hess was 93 years old. British and German political figures tried to get his release. They failed. He was found hanging with a table lamp electrical cord. Suicide was the information given.
I had to read that brick for a college history class. I doubt if anybody will read more than a few unintelligible pages of that dreck.
>“Mein Kampf,” is making a return to bookstores<
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WHY not? IT belongs in the same category with the Koran.
anyone reading this diatribe will read it as the ravings of a madman and be turned off Naziism -- I've read it
Most Nutzis never read it and many complained on how rambling it was