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[[Image:Index.jpg|right|thumb|''Mein Kampf'', first edition, 1925.]] | [[Image:Index.jpg|right|thumb|''Mein Kampf'', first edition, 1925.]] | ||
| − | ''' | + | '''Mein Kampf''', meaning "My Struggle" or "My Battle" in German, is the title of a book authored by [[Adolf Hitler]]. In this book, Hitler tells his life story and lays out his political ideas and philosophy. Among Hitler's beliefs that he expressed in his book, were the notions of "racial purity" and a "Master Race" of Aryans. When Hitler rose to power in Germany as the head of the National Socialist Workers Party or "[[Nazis]]", his book Mein Kampf became the "bible" of the Nazis. Hitler as the leader of Germany put his ideas into practice by exterminating millions of non-Aryans and attacking and conquering other nations to expand the homeland to provide more "[[lebensraum]]", or living space, for the Aryans. |
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Revision as of 20:57, June 27, 2007
Mein Kampf, meaning "My Struggle" or "My Battle" in German, is the title of a book authored by Adolf Hitler. In this book, Hitler tells his life story and lays out his political ideas and philosophy. Among Hitler's beliefs that he expressed in his book, were the notions of "racial purity" and a "Master Race" of Aryans. When Hitler rose to power in Germany as the head of the National Socialist Workers Party or "Nazis", his book Mein Kampf became the "bible" of the Nazis. Hitler as the leader of Germany put his ideas into practice by exterminating millions of non-Aryans and attacking and conquering other nations to expand the homeland to provide more "lebensraum", or living space, for the Aryans.