kampf

What do you think would happen if a professor assigned Mein Kampf and then didn't talk about anti-Semitism?

If you want to compare Mein Kampf to something, then Josef Stalin wrotes some tomes which are dreadful.

Isn't the the issue troll had more to do with gawker making the coca-cola bot quoting mein-kampf?

One of the things that's striking about Mein Kampf is how provincial and small-minded it is.

Mein Kampf actually does not have any plans or even hints for the atrocities that Hitler's regime performed later on.

It's not unlike if you had listed Mein Kampf as a favorite read.

So Mein Kampf makes people uncomfortable, and that's something that's unacceptable.

You can publish Mein Kampf if everyone else decides not to.

Expanding on this, in book 6 he actually has made room for quite a lot of pages dedicated to Hitler, Mein Kampf and Hitlers life.

And as far as hearsay is concerned, the article notes that similar statements are made in Mein Kampf (which, to state the obvious, was written by Hitler personally).

Also side note: reading Mein Kampf doesn't make you a nazi, indeed if more people had read it back in the day somebody might have stooped that little corporal.

I hear Mein Kampf is a really good read.

In 1937, Pope Pius XI published a kind of "review" of the ideas in Mein Kampf and the actions of the Nazi Party.

In contrast you read Netanyahu's comments about the document and you'd think it was Mein Kampf) As for all the talk of "terrorism" the word is so politically charged as to make it almost worthless.

I don't know if one in English normally refer to Hitler’s book as “My Struggle” or its original German name “Mein Kampf”, but at least in Mr.

Other than that copyright issue there is no legal mechanism in place to ban Mein Kampf.

Hitler hated Jews, as he documented his idea of cleaning Jews away in Mein Kampf.

In English it is generally referred to (in my experience) as 'Mein Kampf'.