Adolf Hitler - Mein Kampf. Zwei Bände in einem Band. Ungekürzte Ausgabe. 415./416. Auflage
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Adolf Hitler - Mein Kampf: Zwei Bände in einem Band. Ungekürzte Ausgabe. Erster Band: Eine Abrechnung; Zweiter Band: Die Nationalsozialistische Bewegung. 415./416. Auflage - München - Zentralverlag der NSDAP., Frz.Eher Nachf., GmbH - 1939 - 415th/416th edition - [xxxii], [784] pp - Cloth binding with dust jacket - 13,5 x 19 cm.
Condition: Good - COMPLETE with the dust jacket (with wear, small tears; now protected in professional acid-free Brodart cover).
Original German edition of the infamous book by Adolf Hitler (1889-1945). Illustrated with a black and white portrait photo of "the Führer" as frontispiece (and below his signature in facsimile). With index and advertising for other titles of the publisher. Hardback edition. The blue cloth binding with gold-stamped swastika was issued with a dust jacket, which is almost always missing.
Hitler wrote his memoirs in captivity after he, as leader of the DAP (a predecessor of the NAZI party) had made a failed coup attempt in 1923 (the 'Bierkellerputsch'). The book was edited by Rudolf Hess and initially published in two parts (1925/1926). After 1933, municipalities were required to purchase the book in order to give a copy at each wedding. More than 5 million copies had already been issued by 1939 and 10 million by 1943.
Inspired by the German geopolitician Dr. Karl Haushofer and the American automaker Henry Ford, this political manifesto is filled with anti-Semitic conspiracy theories, 'Blut und Boden', the desire for 'Lebensraum' at the expense of Russia, and glorification of the Germanic race towards of the 'Untermensch' (Jews, Gypsies, Communists, etc.). In the front of the book is a list given of fallen heroes of the 'Putsch' of 1923. Hitler closes with a 'Widmung' to his teacher Dietrich Eckart.
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: We do not in any way support the ideas in this book, but offer the object merely as the historical curiosity that it is.