Mein Kampf

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    The early years of Adolf Hitler started when he was born on April 20, 1889 in Braunau, Austria. Adolf grew up catholic, with a father named Alois Hitler and a mother named Klara Hitler. Adolf had 3 siblings at the time when he was born. Their names were Gustav, Ida, and Otto. After Adolf was born, his mother gave birth to two more siblings, Edmund and Paula. Rise to Power - Adolf Hitler started to gain power when the government was weak. Meaning, when Germany lost World War One, everyone…

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    LIsel comes to know Max Vandenburg in a similar fashion. Liesel is curious of the copy of Mein Kampf he holds. Ever the reader, she is itching to know what it is about, but is too shy to ever approach Max. Finally, after dying of curiosity from seeing the book, “[she finds] the courage to ask her question. ‘Is it - good?’” (Pg. 217). The curiosity…

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    Mein Kampf, Sein Kampf, Ihr Kampf, Dein Kampf, Unser Kampf, Der Kampf. Germany brought upon another war, nearly destroying a whole religion of people. For why and the world may never know. “It is not the truth that matters, but victory,” Hitler spoke the truth when he spoke these words. Joseph Stalin believed in those words. Stalin was apart of the Nazi influence, or so Hitler thought. Stalin played both sides of the coin, he did what he could to win. Once Joseph saw Hitler had turned against…

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    the comic books were going to cause depravity to the youth. The American Library Association did a study from 1982 all way to 2015 to see how many books have been banned or criticized the number was over 11,300 books. One of those books is Mein Kampf (My Fight) written by Adolf Hitler. The book is a biography about adolf hitler…

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    tactics were expressed through the book he wrote during his time in jail. Mein Kampf, also known as “My Struggle”, gave great detail on the concepts of interest to him as well as the various means of taking national control that went through his mind. “ One of the most important tasks of the movement is to put this principle in force, not just within its own ranks, but throughout the entire state” (Hitler 293). Mein Kampf would soon be used as the Nazi agenda and guidebook. In February 1925,…

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    such as Mein Kampf have been shown to twist the minds of a nation, and to also save the life of a person. Hitler’s autobiography displays his harmful philosophies on people such as Jews, and also got the whole nation to turn on them. However, the story shows how Mein Kampf could be used in such a way to save a Jewish man’s life. It is shown that “of all things to save him” (Zusak 160), Mein Kampf, the book that demoralized Max and all other Jews, was used to avoid suspicion. Although Mein Kampf…

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    Gemeinschaft, Hitler emphasized, and most of all, believed in the idea of duty, the duty to the state, the duty to Germany. During World War I, Hitler volunteered as a soldier on the frontline, and believed in the idea of serving Germany. In his book Mein Kampf, Hitler talked about his personal experience as a soldier who struggled between saving his own life and fighting for Germany’s glory, “a time came when there arose within each one of us a conflict between the urge to self- preservation…

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    The Nazi Party is known as one of the most influential political groups in the 20th century, known for causing World War II. They took control of Germany and its people and started a horrific war that affected people all over the world. However, the origins of Hitler, and ultimately, the Nazi Party, came from the aftermath of the first World War. The years after World War I were difficult for Germany, who faced the consequences of their actions during the war. Germany lost land and had to pay…

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    The human race is the only species on earth capable of using language to such an advanced degree. In The Book Thief by Markus Zusak, the idea of words being used as a weapon is expanded on. The novel takes place in 1943, during the Holocaust, and spends a lot of time detailing how Hitler was able to do what he did through the power of his words. He knew how to speak and used that to his advantage. This is a good example of how words have the power to control the world and warp perspectives and…

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    Adolf Hitler was solely responsible for planning and issuing the genocide of the Jews. He first came up with methods to eradicate the Jewish population while he was serving his prison sentence in 1925. While in prison, he wrote a book titled Mein Kampf about his struggles in life and his intense hatred against Jews. Historian Lucy Dawidowicz believes that Hitler's time in imprisonment caused him to plan mass murder against the Jewish community because of his history with Jews and WW1. Such as…

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