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Mein Kampf - The Official 1939 Edition Murphy Translation - Third Reich from Original Sources
Presents Adolf Hitler's personal and political philosophy, written during his imprisonment in 1924, and focuses on the origins and early development of the Nazi Party. The text critiques the post-World War I German political and social landscape, emphasizing the perceived failures of the parliamentary system, the bourgeoisie, and the Marxist movement. Hitler advocates for a strong, racially unified state where the "Aryan" race is paramount, detailing his views on propaganda's role in mobilizing the masses and the necessity of a militant organization to achieve political objectives. He frequently blames Jewish influence for Germany's perceived decline, advocating for the elimination of internal enemies and the acquisition of territory to secure the German people's future.
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