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.Mein Kampf by: Adolf Hitler November 21, 2007 I read Mein Kampf in the hope of understanding some of the madness of Hitler's actions and wasn't disappointed. Although written in the 1920s what can be found here is a sort of blue print for World war Two.Through the book Hitler exposes the dark side of the human race and tries to manipulate the reader into agreeing with him. Unlike the German people of the time the reader has the luxury of knowing the evil of his plan. An informative and dark book that gives history a slightly different slant >>See More Reviews & Details on Mein Kampf |
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.Mein Kampf (Radius Books) by: Adolf Hitler 1972-12 I read Mein Kampf in the hope of understanding some of the madness of Hitler's actions and wasn't disappointed. Although written in the 1920s what can be found here is a sort of blue print for World war Two.Through the book Hitler exposes the dark side of the human race and tries to manipulate the reader into agreeing with him. Unlike the German people of the time the reader has the luxury of knowing the evil of his plan. An informative and dark book that gives history a slightly different slant >>See More Reviews & Details on Mein Kampf (Radius Books) |
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.Mein Kampf by: Adolf Hitler, Ralph Manheim 1992 I read Mein Kampf in the hope of understanding some of the madness of Hitler's actions and wasn't disappointed. Although written in the 1920s what can be found here is a sort of blue print for World war Two.Through the book Hitler exposes the dark side of the human race and tries to manipulate the reader into agreeing with him. Unlike the German people of the time the reader has the luxury of knowing the evil of his plan. An informative and dark book that gives history a slightly different slant >>See More Reviews & Details on Mein Kampf |
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.Hitler's Second Book: The Unpublished Sequel to Mein Kampf by: Adolf Hitler December 04, 2006 if the previous reviewer Tom webb would have read the book he would the supposedly suspicious second author, Gerhard Weinberg, was in fact the man who was charged with the task of translating the document when it was first discovered after WWII. maybe if Mr. webb had read the book he would have not given people reading his review a misguided view. All in all the book is a good insight into the mind of hitler and focusses on his aims for the german foreign policy. an essential read for students of nazi foreign policy, or hitler in general. >>See More Reviews & Details on Hitler's Second Book: The Unpublished Sequel to Mein Kampf |
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.Mein Kampf by: Adolf Hitler 1969 if the previous reviewer Tom webb would have read the book he would the supposedly suspicious second author, Gerhard Weinberg, was in fact the man who was charged with the task of translating the document when it was first discovered after WWII. maybe if Mr. webb had read the book he would have not given people reading his review a misguided view. All in all the book is a good insight into the mind of hitler and focusses on his aims for the german foreign policy. an essential read for students of nazi foreign policy, or hitler in general. >>See More Reviews & Details on Mein Kampf |
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.Hitler's Second Book: The Unpublished Sequel to "Mein Kampf": Bk. 2: The Unpublished Sequel to "Mein Kampf": Bk. 2 by: Adolf Hitler December 31, 2004 if the previous reviewer Tom webb would have read the book he would the supposedly suspicious second author, Gerhard Weinberg, was in fact the man who was charged with the task of translating the document when it was first discovered after WWII. maybe if Mr. webb had read the book he would have not given people reading his review a misguided view. All in all the book is a good insight into the mind of hitler and focusses on his aims for the german foreign policy. an essential read for students of nazi foreign policy, or hitler in general. >>See More Reviews & Details on Hitler's Second Book: The Unpublished Sequel to "Mein Kampf": Bk. 2: The Unpublished Sequel to "Mein Kampf": Bk. 2 |
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.Mein Kampf by: Adolf Hitler February 22, 2004 I read Mein Kampf in the hope of understanding some of the madness of Hitler's actions and wasn't disappointed. Although written in the 1920s what can be found here is a sort of blue print for World war Two.Through the book Hitler exposes the dark side of the human race and tries to manipulate the reader into agreeing with him. Unlike the German people of the time the reader has the luxury of knowing the evil of his plan. An informative and dark book that gives history a slightly different slant >>See More Reviews & Details on Mein Kampf |
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.The lightning and the sun by: Savitri Devi, Adolf Hitler 1958 I read Mein Kampf in the hope of understanding some of the madness of Hitler's actions and wasn't disappointed. Although written in the 1920s what can be found here is a sort of blue print for World war Two.Through the book Hitler exposes the dark side of the human race and tries to manipulate the reader into agreeing with him. Unlike the German people of the time the reader has the luxury of knowing the evil of his plan. An informative and dark book that gives history a slightly different slant >>See More Reviews & Details on The lightning and the sun |
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.Hitler's Table Talk: His Private Conversations, 1941-44 by: Adolf Hitler February 01, 1988 'Hitler's Table Talk', long unavailable (I have an old edition from about 1960) shows Adolf Hitler as a long way indeed from the staring-eyed "demonic" caricature. His education (self-made via wide reading) comes out as being quite comprehensive, although he obviously has interests which, although banal seeming today (e.g. the danger that car traffic poses to small children playing in the road), show a concern for people which propaganda a la Spielberg has attempted to expunge from what we call "history": if the disregard for truth of spielberg and his kind be doubted, look at "U-571" which was captured (in fact) by the British, but (in spielberg's film) by Americans. Hitler's world was one shaped by a self-educated classicist taste (as distinct from the Germanism of Himmler, for example). ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Hitler's Table Talk: His Private Conversations, 1941-44 |
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.Mein Kampf by: Adolf Hitler September 15, 1998 I read Mein Kampf in the hope of understanding some of the madness of Hitler's actions and wasn't disappointed. Although written in the 1920s what can be found here is a sort of blue print for World war Two.Through the book Hitler exposes the dark side of the human race and tries to manipulate the reader into agreeing with him. Unlike the German people of the time the reader has the luxury of knowing the evil of his plan. An informative and dark book that gives history a slightly different slant >>See More Reviews & Details on Mein Kampf |