Mein Kampf

I think the book has the same title in English. But the meaning of Mein Kampf is 'My Struggle' in English.

Specifically, Adolf Hitler was at Landsberg Fortress (jail) when he dictated mein kampf a statement of national socialist doctrine and plans for his conquest of Germany and Europe to Rudolf Hess.

Mein Kampf has a total of around 720 pages, depending on the edition and format.

Yes, in Mein Kampf, Hitler expressed his desire to eliminate certain groups of people whom he considered inferior, such as Jews and Slavs, as part of his ideology of creating a racially pure society. It was in this book that he outlined his anti-Semitic views and belief in the superiority of the Aryan race.

"The book Mein Kampf is an autobiography written by Adolf Hitler while he was in prison in the 1920s. It outlines his political ideology and vision for Germany, including his views on race, anti-Semitism, and the need for German expansion."

Hitler dictated Mein kampf in 1923, while he was in prison for trying to overthrow the German government. Vol 1 of the book was published in 1925 and Vol 2 in 1926.

"Mein Kampf" is an autobiography written by Adolf Hitler that outlines his ideology and political beliefs. In the book, Hitler discusses his personal experiences, political views, and his vision for Germany's future. The text is known for promoting anti-Semitism, extreme nationalism, and authoritarianism.

"Mein Kampf" is a book written by Adolf Hitler in 1925. It outlines his ideology and future plans for Germany, including his anti-Semitic beliefs and expansionist policies. The book played a significant role in shaping Nazi ideology and laying the groundwork for the atrocities committed during World War II.

Mein Kampf was written by Adolf Hitler while he was imprisoned after a failed coup attempt in 1923. It outlines his political ideology and his beliefs on race, anti-Semitism, and the future of Germany.

Adolf Hitler wrote "Mein Kampf" during his imprisonment in the early 1920s. The book outlines Hitler's ideology and political views, including his beliefs in anti-Semitism, German nationalism, and the need for Lebensraum (living space) for the German people. It served as a blueprint for his later actions as leader of Nazi Germany.

it was hitlers only completed book, it was a historical artifact that showed hitlers views Lamchops21 answer: It was also important because: The Treaty of Versailles was meant to ensure a long lasting peace in Europe and was signed in 1918. The treaty forced Germans to pay heavy war reparations, denied Germany a naval and air force and made them greatly reduce their military forces (only allowed 100,000 men). Also Germany was forced to de-militarize Rhineland, they weren’t allowed conscription and were forced to accept sole blame for World War I. At that time no one realized that the Treaty of Versailles would start the chain of events that would later on lead to World War II. The Treaty of Versailles imposed harsh conditions including forcing Germany to pay huge sums of money to countries that were affected by the war. To meet the vast amount of money imposed by the treaty Germany had to print monstrous amounts of money, which devalued Germany’s currency leading to rampant inflation. It got so bad that a loaf of beard was 6 million marks (Germany’s currency), children played with money in the streets and people burned money to keep warm. This is very historically significant because this was one of the things Hitler promised to demolish once he was the leader of Germany. Hitler was an amazing public speaker and promised he would “tear up the hated treaty of Versailles” and restore Germany to greatness. This is also historically important because every German hated the treaty and voted for Hitler because he promised to demolish it. Also the Treaty of Versailles became the scapegoat for Hitler. He blamed all of German’s problems on the treaty and promising that without it Germany would once again be restored to its former grandeur.

"Mein Kampf" was written by Adolf Hitler and served as his autobiographical manifesto outlining his political ideology and beliefs. The purpose of the book was to outline his vision for Germany's future, promote his antisemitic views, and lay out his plans for the expansion of German territory and the establishment of a racially pure society.

It is difficult to accurately estimate the number of people who have read Mein Kampf since Hitler wrote it, but it has been widely published and circulated worldwide. The book's availability and notoriety have fueled interest among historians, scholars, and individuals interested in understanding the ideology behind Nazism.

Mein Kampf was very important to the ordinary people as it gave the Germans a very clear picture of what Hitler thought, and wanted, for the German People. He was very clever, for he gave a picture of a Country that would regain it's Honour after being 'betrayed' by the Jewish Bankers in WW1. Something that a great many Germans believed, for there was no way, that they could have lost the War by being beaten by the Allies. No they were betrayed!! So he told them that this was why they Lost, and what he would do about it. He also said that the Jews were bleeding the German people of their Birth Right, so he would remove them. He gave 'hints' about how he would do this, but no details. He also told the German People that he would give jobs to all. He would get the Ruhre back from the French, indeed, all the things that people wanted. A kind of Heaven for the German People, after the black years following the end of the War to End all Wars, WW1.

He forgot to mention anything about starting another War, and never even 'hinted' at the Hell that he led the Jews, and Germans into, nor mentioned, the Hell for the rest of the World.

It pays to read the 'Fine Print' Sometimes!!!

Adolf Hitler Hitler wrote the Mein Komph while he was in jail. This book set forth his goals an dbeliefs for Germany. Hitler wrote that Germans were the master race, and that all other races were inferior. He called the Versailles Treaty an outrage, and vowed to reagain German lands. Hitler also wrote that Germany needed more living space, and he promised to get that by conquering eastern Europe and Russia. 8/3/09 Hitler wrote this book for an outline of plans for the nazi Germany. For a private armies he called the storm troopers. This is much like the dead sea scrolls along with the history and story behind them and the people who wrote them.

"The state must declare the child to be the most precious treasure of the people. As long as the government is perceived as working for the benefit of the children, the people will happily endure almost any curtailment of liberty and almost any deprivation. " -Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler, Publ. Houghton Miflin, 1943, Page 403

If that were in fact found in Mein Kampf, it would have been written long before 1943. Mein Kampf was written in the 1920's. He began writing it when in prison in 1923, and it was published in 1925 and 1926.

But that is not the only problem with the quote -- having just found Mein Kamf online and done a text search for each time the word "children" was used, and reading each sentence in which the word was used, it is clear that while that quote very accurately reflects what Hitler was doing in the book, that quote is also found nowhere in Mein Kampf and is simply manufactured. In other words, whoever began disseminating that quote was lying. It may be lie which actually includes a great deal of truth, but attributing those words, as a quote, to Mein Kampf is utterly inaccurate.

Here is the online text of Mein Kampf to check for yourself http://archive.org/stream/meinkampf035176mbp/meinkampf035176mbp_djvu.txt

It appears others also challenge its authenticity. http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Talk:Mein_Kampf http://www.wnd.com/2004/01/22711/ http://www.libertariannews.org/2012/10/11/retraction-adolf-hilter-quote/

Hitler and the Nazi's feared Jewish economic power usurping that of Germany. He knew that in Germany from the early 1800's to 1930's Jewish business enterprises and culture were flourishing. Jewish economic power was consolidating in Germany as well as elsewhere in the world around successful Jews. This fear, born of understanding of Jewish culture and intellectual superiority, from the Nazi's perspective, was that Jewish allegiance was not to Germany but only to money and other Jews.