congratulations : Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' to be republished in Germany

[deltex1]

Perhaps Mein Kampf needs to be updated, clarified and modernized to fit current rational thinking...as does the Koran.

 

[g5000]

I've read Mein Kampf. It's obvious who has not, such as those revisionists in recent years who have tried to connect Nazism to the Left. They are the ones you see who go something like, "Duuuuhh... national SOSHULISM!"

This is a recent development started, I believe, by that raving idiot Glenn Beck.

I strongly believe everyone should read Hitler's tome to avoid falling for that incredible bullshit out of ignorance.

This topic is full of giant graphics with alleged Hitler quotes. Here's one you will never see from the idiot revisionists:

That is the point when I saw two dangers approaching. Previously, I did not truly understand their names or their importance to the German people’s existence. Their names were Marxism and Jewry. - Adolf Hitler

After reading Mein Kampf, you have to be literally retarded to think Nazis are left wing. You have to believe they were like this:

HEIL MULTICULTURALISM!

 

[NYcarbineer]

Everyone should read Mein Kampf if for no other reason than to see the political evolution of someone's mind.

 

[g5000]

Everyone should read Mein Kampf if for no other reason than to see the political evolution of someone's mind.

And to understand the political climate in Germany at the time which caused him to use the word "socialism" in the name of his party. Just about every political organization, Left and Right, in Germany used that word in their name.

His party was set up in direct opposition to the powerful Left in Germany. He hated their guts and blamed them for Germany's loss of World War I.

And he deliberately used the color favored by the Left, red, to confuse and lure leftist rubes to his meetings so that he could convert them.

 

[NYcarbineer]

I've read Mein Kampf. It's obvious who has not, such as those revisionists in recent years who have tried to connect Nazism to the Left. They are the ones you see who go something like, "Duuuuhh... national SOSHULISM!"

This is a recent development started, I believe, by that raving idiot Glenn Beck.

I strongly believe everyone should read Hitler's tome to avoid falling for that incredible bullshit out of ignorance.

This topic is full of giant graphics with alleged Hitler quotes. Here's one you will never see from the idiot revisionists:

That is the point when I saw two dangers approaching. Previously, I did not truly understand their names or their importance to the German people’s existence. Their names were Marxism and Jewry. - Adolf Hitler

At the time of Mein Kampf, Hitler believed that the Social Democrats were the precursors to Marxism. He believed the Jews were the driving force behind that. He believed the Jews controlled the liberal media. He believed the Jews controlled the forces of immorality in entertainment and the arts. He believed that liberalism/Jewry/Marxism were going to destroy humanity if they weren't stopped.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Everyone should read Mein Kampf if for no other reason than to see the political evolution of someone's mind.

And to understand the political climate in Germany at the time which caused him to use the word "socialism" in the name of his party.

His party was set up in direct opposition to the powerful Left in Germany. He hated their guts and blamed them for Germany's loss of World War I.

Hitler was more anti-Communist than the best of USMB's anti-communists.

 

[g5000]

We chose the red color of our posters after exacting and thorough reflection, in order to provoke the leftists by this,to bring them to indignation and to induce them to come to our meetings, if only to break them up, so that in this way we were at least enabled to speak to these people. - Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf.

 

[NYcarbineer]

"The Western democracy of today is the forerunner of Marxism which without it would not be thinkable. It provides this world plague with the culture in which its germs can spread. In its most extreme form, parliamentarianism created a 'monstrosity of excrement and fire,' in which, however, sad to say, the 'fire' seems to me at the moment to be burned out."

(Mein Kampf)

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Should be sold right next to Obama's.

You can thank Merkel and the nwo scumbags for the resurgence of nationalism. I guess there's more than a few Germans who won't go quietly

 

[g5000]

For even today these heads have not understood the difference between Socialism and Marxism. Especially when, in addition, they discovered that in our meetings we principally did not address ladies and gentlemen' but only 'fellow citizens,' and that among ourselves we spoke only of party members, the Marxist ghost seemed to be proved for many of our enemies. How often we shouted with laughter at these stupid bourgeois cowards, in the face of the intelligent guessing at our origin, our intentions and our goal! - Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf

 

[NYcarbineer]

Should be sold right next to Obama's.

You can thank Merkel and the nwo scumbags for the resurgence of nationalism. I guess there's more than a few Germans who won't go quietly

See? Even Frank finds a certain logic to Hitler's beliefs.

 

[westwall]

Out of print for 70 years, Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’ to go on sale in Germany

n Kampf” will go on sale in Germany next week after its copyright expires on Friday, marking the first time in 70 years the book will be legally reprinted in the country.



The German state of Bavaria has held the copyright for Adolf Hitler’s autobiography since 1945 and has withheld publishing the book, preventing any reprints in Germany. But in 2016, the book becomes available in the public domain, which will make it widely available in Germany for the first time since World War II.

Hitler began writing the first volume of the autobiographical “Mein Kampf” in 1923 whileimprisoned in Landsberg prison for an attempted coup to overthrow the government of Bavaria. Published in 1925, the first volume of the book lays out Hitler’s overview of the problems facing German society, his support for dictatorship and the racial hatred underpinning his beliefs.

The book gained popularity in 1933 as Hitler became Reich Chancellor, and by 1945, it was translated into 18 languages and sold 12 million copies.

The Institute of Contemporary History in Munich will release an approximately 2,000-page annotated edition of “Mein Kampf” on Jan. 8, 2016. The version will include critical commentary aimed at deconstructing and contextualizing the work, according to astatement from the Institute. The book will cost 59 euros ($65).

Critics have raised questions about the value of reprinting a book that contributed to inciting racial hatred in the years leading up to the Holocaust, said Steven Luckert, Senior Program Curator at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Levine Institute for Holocaust Education.

“It’s generated a lot of fears in Germany and elsewhere that once again, Hitler’s words could resonate with audiences,” he said.

But some scholars have argued that continuing to ban the book does not prevent people from accessing it — “Mein Kampf” is available for download online — and that a reprint with historical analysis could have educational merit.

Josef Kraus, president of the German Teachers Association, has voiced support for using the book in schools, saying it could help students think critically about extremism.

“A professional treatment of excerpts in lessons can help immunize against political extremism,” he told German newspaper Handelsblatt.

A reprint that puts Hitler’s words in context could be helpful for students, Luckert said.

“With critical commentary that contextualizes the book, that explains where these ideas come from — the insidious nature of those — I think that can be very helpful for people to understand something about those words and what they mean,” he said. “In a world in which you have a lot of hate, a lot of anti-Semitism, a lot of racism being propagated through various forms of media, I think it’s important to confront those in meaningful ways.”

“Mein Kampf” was never banned in the U.S. but remains banned in Austria and the Netherlands. In France, publisher Fayard will print a French version of the book.

Easily one of the most whiny, boring books I have ever read. No wonder progressives love it...

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Isn't Hitler the Democrat poster boy for gun control? They keep telling us thier ideas are no more radical than uncle Adolf's

 

[NYcarbineer]

Hitler rants against multi-culturalism:

"I was repelled by the conglomeration of races which the capital showed me, repelled by this whole mixture of Czechs, Poles, Hungarians, Ruthenians, Serbs, and Croats, and everywhere, the eternal mushroom of humanity-Jews and more Jews.

To me the giant city seemed the embodiment of racial desecration."

Mein Kampf

 

[NYcarbineer]

Isn't Hitler the Democrat poster boy for gun control? They keep telling us thier ideas are no more radical than uncle Adolf's

Hitler is the poster boy for strong defense, anti-multi-culturalism, anti-liberalism, anti-homosexuality, and anti-Marxism, for starters.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Out of print for 70 years, Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’ to go on sale in Germany

n Kampf” will go on sale in Germany next week after its copyright expires on Friday, marking the first time in 70 years the book will be legally reprinted in the country.



The German state of Bavaria has held the copyright for Adolf Hitler’s autobiography since 1945 and has withheld publishing the book, preventing any reprints in Germany. But in 2016, the book becomes available in the public domain, which will make it widely available in Germany for the first time since World War II.

Hitler began writing the first volume of the autobiographical “Mein Kampf” in 1923 whileimprisoned in Landsberg prison for an attempted coup to overthrow the government of Bavaria. Published in 1925, the first volume of the book lays out Hitler’s overview of the problems facing German society, his support for dictatorship and the racial hatred underpinning his beliefs.

The book gained popularity in 1933 as Hitler became Reich Chancellor, and by 1945, it was translated into 18 languages and sold 12 million copies.

The Institute of Contemporary History in Munich will release an approximately 2,000-page annotated edition of “Mein Kampf” on Jan. 8, 2016. The version will include critical commentary aimed at deconstructing and contextualizing the work, according to astatement from the Institute. The book will cost 59 euros ($65).

Critics have raised questions about the value of reprinting a book that contributed to inciting racial hatred in the years leading up to the Holocaust, said Steven Luckert, Senior Program Curator at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Levine Institute for Holocaust Education.

“It’s generated a lot of fears in Germany and elsewhere that once again, Hitler’s words could resonate with audiences,” he said.

But some scholars have argued that continuing to ban the book does not prevent people from accessing it — “Mein Kampf” is available for download online — and that a reprint with historical analysis could have educational merit.

Josef Kraus, president of the German Teachers Association, has voiced support for using the book in schools, saying it could help students think critically about extremism.

“A professional treatment of excerpts in lessons can help immunize against political extremism,” he told German newspaper Handelsblatt.

A reprint that puts Hitler’s words in context could be helpful for students, Luckert said.

“With critical commentary that contextualizes the book, that explains where these ideas come from — the insidious nature of those — I think that can be very helpful for people to understand something about those words and what they mean,” he said. “In a world in which you have a lot of hate, a lot of anti-Semitism, a lot of racism being propagated through various forms of media, I think it’s important to confront those in meaningful ways.”

“Mein Kampf” was never banned in the U.S. but remains banned in Austria and the Netherlands. In France, publisher Fayard will print a French version of the book.

Easily one of the most whiny, boring books I have ever read. No wonder progressives love it...

There is not a conservative on this board who isn't whiny and boring.

 

[westwall]

Isn't Hitler the Democrat poster boy for gun control? They keep telling us thier ideas are no more radical than uncle Adolf's

Hitler is the poster boy for strong defense, anti-multi-culturalism, anti-liberalism, anti-homosexuality, and anti-Marxism, for starters.

No, he's the poster boy for totalitarian rule. All the rest follows when you have all the power. You do realize that Ernst Rohm was a flaming homosexual and the leader of the SA which helped get Hitler into power, you do KNOW that don't you?

 

[NYcarbineer]

Oh, and while we're at it,

Hitler vilified democracy. He saw it, effectively, as mob rule. Eh? Never heard that before have you?

 

[westwall]

Out of print for 70 years, Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’ to go on sale in Germany

n Kampf” will go on sale in Germany next week after its copyright expires on Friday, marking the first time in 70 years the book will be legally reprinted in the country.



The German state of Bavaria has held the copyright for Adolf Hitler’s autobiography since 1945 and has withheld publishing the book, preventing any reprints in Germany. But in 2016, the book becomes available in the public domain, which will make it widely available in Germany for the first time since World War II.

Hitler began writing the first volume of the autobiographical “Mein Kampf” in 1923 whileimprisoned in Landsberg prison for an attempted coup to overthrow the government of Bavaria. Published in 1925, the first volume of the book lays out Hitler’s overview of the problems facing German society, his support for dictatorship and the racial hatred underpinning his beliefs.

The book gained popularity in 1933 as Hitler became Reich Chancellor, and by 1945, it was translated into 18 languages and sold 12 million copies.

The Institute of Contemporary History in Munich will release an approximately 2,000-page annotated edition of “Mein Kampf” on Jan. 8, 2016. The version will include critical commentary aimed at deconstructing and contextualizing the work, according to astatement from the Institute. The book will cost 59 euros ($65).

Critics have raised questions about the value of reprinting a book that contributed to inciting racial hatred in the years leading up to the Holocaust, said Steven Luckert, Senior Program Curator at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Levine Institute for Holocaust Education.

“It’s generated a lot of fears in Germany and elsewhere that once again, Hitler’s words could resonate with audiences,” he said.

But some scholars have argued that continuing to ban the book does not prevent people from accessing it — “Mein Kampf” is available for download online — and that a reprint with historical analysis could have educational merit.

Josef Kraus, president of the German Teachers Association, has voiced support for using the book in schools, saying it could help students think critically about extremism.

“A professional treatment of excerpts in lessons can help immunize against political extremism,” he told German newspaper Handelsblatt.

A reprint that puts Hitler’s words in context could be helpful for students, Luckert said.

“With critical commentary that contextualizes the book, that explains where these ideas come from — the insidious nature of those — I think that can be very helpful for people to understand something about those words and what they mean,” he said. “In a world in which you have a lot of hate, a lot of anti-Semitism, a lot of racism being propagated through various forms of media, I think it’s important to confront those in meaningful ways.”

“Mein Kampf” was never banned in the U.S. but remains banned in Austria and the Netherlands. In France, publisher Fayard will print a French version of the book.

Easily one of the most whiny, boring books I have ever read. No wonder progressives love it...

There is not a conservative on this board who isn't whiny and boring.

Progressives out whine cons by over a five to one margin. Believe you me, it shocked the heck out of me when I first became a Mod!

 

[NYcarbineer]

Isn't Hitler the Democrat poster boy for gun control? They keep telling us thier ideas are no more radical than uncle Adolf's

Hitler is the poster boy for strong defense, anti-multi-culturalism, anti-liberalism, anti-homosexuality, and anti-Marxism, for starters.

No, he's the poster boy for totalitarian rule. All the rest follows when you have all the power. You do realize that Ernst Rohm was a flaming homosexual and the leader of the SA which helped get Hitler into power, you do KNOW that don't you?

Roehm was murdered by Hitler dumbass.