Description
This historical document presents an autobiographical account of Adolf Hitler's early life, personal struggles, and the ideological foundations that shaped his worldview. The work traces his formative years in Austria and Germany, his experiences during World War I, and his emergence as a political figure in post-war Germany. Through this narrative, Hitler articulates his social and political philosophy, including his views on nationalism, race, and the state. As one of the most consequential and controversial texts of the twentieth century, this book remains essential for understanding the historical origins of Nazi ideology and the events that led to World War II and the Holocaust. Scholars, historians, and students of twentieth-century history consult this work to comprehend how totalitarian movements develop and gain power.
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paperback
Houghton Mifflin
Published Jan 1, 1971
694 pages
ISBN: 9780395083628
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First Published
1925
Language
deu
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