If I remember correctly, I believe Hitler's reasoning was the need for Germany to have a larger territory with more resources in order to compete with the other powers. He wasn't too keen on colonies, and wanted to achieve a united Germany within the continent. Logically, Hitler wanted to expand tow...

Hello,

I apologize it took me some time, but here is a couple pictures of the book:

https://imgur.com/a/LDN0isS

Rest in peace

History will smile upon you

These people are too invested in their "Hitler was evil" idea, especially Jews that will double down when I accuse them of being extremist racial supremacists for thinking it was OK to sacrifice millions of gentile lives solely to punish Hitler for throwing the Jews out of Germany. The in...

hermod wrote:

chaos wrote:Thank you for your post OP. Just purchased myself a copy.

Hope you or someone else will post on this forum some scans and/or quotes of the most significant parts of that book in a while.

I'll try and post some quotes later

Thank you for your post OP. Just purchased myself a copy.

Didn't Korherr years later refute his own report?

Hello everyone. I just finished watching the movie "Downfall" from 2004, and wanted to open a discussion of what this movie did right and wrong in terms of historical accuracy. https://youtu.be/htvYfe6wz_8 Of course, this movie stands out from all the anti-Hitler/Nazi crap Hollywood and ot...

Just received Thomas Dalton's 2021 version of Mein Kampf recommended by HMSendeavour.

It looks absolutely beautiful, and I can't wait to dive in once I am done with Nuremberg: The Last Battle by David Irving.

Here is link to a few images: https://imgur.com/a/ZXJ1wAF

@Horhug @HMSendeavour

I prefer a physical book, but thank you guys!

It would be informative to get an accurate copy of Mein Kampf without the usual interpretations of what the author meant rather than what people other than Hitler think it means. As usual one has to be aware of just how much false information has been put forth in brazen attempts to smear one's per...

There are obvious sources like Mein Kampf which you definitely should read, but there's nothing academic for the most part that's any good. This is because for a long time, and still to this day, modern studies don't take National Socialism seriously, they're much more temporal in their evaluations...

Hey everyone, long time lurker here.

Been doing a ton of research this year, but am having trouble finding good sources that explain what National Socialism is. Does anyone have any book recommendations or other sources that explain National Socialism in it's entirety?

Thank you!