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Question on Mein Kampf

Postby Wagner » 6 years 3 months ago (Tue Feb 28, 2017 4:54 pm)

Hey guys its Wagner again. I would like to deeply appreciate for being very generous and answering all my questions. Thank you guys.
Now another question that really bugs me is which version of Mein Kampf is closer to original? I visited to http://barnesreview.org/product/mein-ka ... g-edition/

And they have a Stagalog edition and they claim that is the original translation of Mein Kampf.
Its a fascinating book honestly I have read the first volume of MK and i Believe it was Ford's translation, but i was very frustrated to find out that Ford's translation has been deliberately mistranslated or twisted I don't know, I guess to fit their bias? But anyways I am kind of skeptical on barnes, are they telling the truth. Unfortunately I don't speak or read German because if I did it would've been a blessing but I don't lol. So which one of the MK would be more reliable? and close to the source?


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Re: Question on Mein Kampf

Postby Dresden » 6 years 3 months ago (Tue Feb 28, 2017 9:10 pm)

Wagner said:

"which version of Mein Kampf is closer to original?"

This is off topic to the Holocaust, so the Moderator might move it to the WWII Forum, but since you asked.....here's an article by Thomas Dalton that should help you:

https://katana17.com/2016/02/29/rethink ... as-dalton/

Scroll down to: "Previous English Translations"
Maybe, just maybe, they believe what they are telling you about the 'holocaust', but maybe, just maybe, their contempt for your intelligence and your character is beyond anything you could ever have imagined. -- Bradley Smith
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Re: Question on Mein Kampf

Postby Moderator » 6 years 3 months ago (Tue Feb 28, 2017 9:34 pm)

Dresden wrote:This is off topic to the Holocaust, so the Moderator might move it to the WWII Forum,

What say you, Forumites? 'Should it stay or should it go?'
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Re: Question on Mein Kampf

Postby Dresden » 6 years 3 months ago (Tue Feb 28, 2017 11:12 pm)

Stay!
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Re: Question on Mein Kampf

Postby Werd » 6 years 3 months ago (Tue Feb 28, 2017 11:28 pm)

Best Mein Kampf English translation?

I am sure this will answer your questions and summarize the most relevant issues. Have a read.
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Re: Question on Mein Kampf

Postby Rogal Dorn » 6 years 3 months ago (Fri Mar 03, 2017 5:27 pm)

Has anyone read the sequel to Mein Kampf, the Zweites Buch?
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Re: Question on Mein Kampf

Postby Kingfisher » 6 years 3 months ago (Sat Mar 04, 2017 7:09 am)

Dresden wrote:Stay!

I disagree (without shouting). A perfectly valid topic but for the WW2 forum not the Holocaust.
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Re: Question on Mein Kampf

Postby Dresden » 6 years 3 months ago (Sat Mar 04, 2017 5:25 pm)

Kingfisher wrote:
Dresden wrote:Stay!

I disagree (without shouting). A perfectly valid topic but for the WW2 forum not the Holocaust.


I'm sorry, Kingfisher.....you'll have to speak up.....I didn't hear you. :D
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