Hitler, Adolf- Nation and Race.

Hitler, Adolf- "Nation and Race". Chapter XI of Mein Kampf [My Struggle]

The document referenced by the above link is Chapter 11 of Adolf Hitler's
Mein Kampf [My Struggle], which dwells especially on his views on the
significance of race in culture and social systems, and particularly on his
perception of the role of Aryans and Jews in culture creation and/or
destruction. Mein Kampf appeared in two volumes, published in 1925 and 1927.
This chapter features in the first, and more significant volume, and was
written during 1924 when Hitler was incarcerated in Landsberg prison,
Bavaria, following the unsuccessful Beer Hall Putsch (small uprising) of
1923. Mein Kampf sets forth Hitler's views on a very wide range of topics,
Hitler being one of those individuals who felt able to expound on virtually
any subject. In the context of the Final Solution to the Jewish Question,
the views he expressed in this book on Jews are especially important as his
ultimate intentions towards them can only be inferred from publicly known
statements, no written orders relating to their extermination having been
found.

Despite the fact that it has been dubbed "turgid, repetitious, wandering,
illogical" [EB, CD-ROM, 1998], it was an extremely important document
because of its widespread appeal to certain sections of society in Germany
and elsewhere. By 1939 it had been translated into eleven languages and had
sold more than five million copies. Today it is still in print and can be
found reproduced at various sites on the Internet.

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> Hitler, Adolf- "Nation and Race". Chapter XI of Mein Kampf [My Struggle]
>
> The document referenced by the above link is Chapter 11 of Adolf Hitler's
> Mein Kampf [My Struggle], which dwells especially on his views on the
> significance of race in culture and social systems, and particularly on his
> perception of the role of Aryans and Jews in culture creation and/or
> destruction. Mein Kampf appeared in two volumes, published in 1925 and 1927.
> This chapter features in the first, and more significant volume, and was
> written during 1924 when Hitler was incarcerated in Landsberg prison,
> Bavaria, following the unsuccessful Beer Hall Putsch (small uprising) of
> 1923. Mein Kampf sets forth Hitler's views on a very wide range of topics,
> Hitler being one of those individuals who felt able to expound on virtually
> any subject. In the context of the Final Solution to the Jewish Question,
> the views he expressed in this book on Jews are especially important as his
> ultimate intentions towards them can only be inferred from publicly known
> statements, no written orders relating to their extermination having been
> found.
>
> Despite the fact that it has been dubbed "turgid, repetitious, wandering,
> illogical" [EB, CD-ROM, 1998], it was an extremely important document
> because of its widespread appeal to certain sections of society in Germany
> and elsewhere. By 1939 it had been translated into eleven languages and had
> sold more than five million copies. Today it is still in print and can be
> found reproduced at various sites on the Internet.
>
>