What idea did adolf Hitler's book mein kampf preach?

Answer 1

The Jews were inferior aryans

Answer 2

His name was Adolf, not AdolfO. It preached racial supremacy, the superiority of the Germanic Aryan peoples above all others, and that (quote) "all who are not racially pure are mere chaff" (unquote). It also taught that humanity must be perfect in every way- physically, racially, and emotionally & psychologically, and that there can be no excuse for not being self-reliant and personally responsible. Indirectly, it sought to justify the domination and subjection of other peoples who were deemed to fall below these criteria. In addition, it used a corrupted and distorted interpretation of the concept of a 'superman' as envisaged by the German philosopher Friedrich Nietszche, who went mad and died in 1900- Nietszche meant his concepts to be metaphorical and symbolic, encouraging EVERYONE, whoever they are, to strive towards human perfection in a moral and spiritual sense. Hitler warped this philosophy to apply to the material, as oppose to the metaphysical, world. However, 'Mein Kampf' makes no advocacy of the mass detention and extermination of groups deemed to be 'inferior' which was enacted during WW2 as 'The Final Solution'- this was something that came later, as his madness increased and xenophobic hysteria gripped Nazi Germany ever tighter.

'Mein Kampf' means 'My Struggle' in German, and it sought to portray it's author as having arrived at the ultimate answer that would make Germany great again- in other words, to portray him as a kind of Aryan Messianic figure. It's publication has been banned in Germany ever since the end of the War.

Answer 3

"Mein Kampf" preached Hitler's antisemitic, racist, and nationalist ideologies. It promoted Aryan superiority, anti-Semitism, and territorial expansion for the German nation, laying out the blueprint for his vision of a totalitarian Nazi state.

Answer 4

jews were inferior to aryans