Mein Kampf

or rather his Government, did not have the slightest suspicion of it. During the War, the heaviest of penalties had to be paid for that ignorance.” Germans came to believe that Jews caused the economic and political instability and unemployment. ‘Mein Kampf’ stated, that Hitler wanted to keep the German bloodline pure, to create the ultimate race and remove the vermin…

Versailles”, an article composed by the allied powers (Britain, France and the United States), which imposed sanctions on the Germans and blames Germany totally for the first world war. The Second article that we will be comparing it to is Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf; which are the accounts Hitler composed while he was in “prison for treason” (***). This book focuses on how the Jews are taking over and that Germans are the superior race that was chosen to defeat the Jewish people. These are the…

was placed in jail. While in jail he wrote a popular German book at the time titled Mein Kampf or My Struggle in which he laid out his Nationalistic plans for Germany known as Lebensraum, which is translated as Living Space this was Hitler’s idea that Germany needed to expand its borders in order to grow the German race, and his overwhelming hatred for the Jewish population. His plans for Germany laid out in Mein Kampf sparked a sense of Nationalism in Germany and when Hitler was released from…

World War II and yet not many copies were sold until he was elected Chancellor of Germany in 1933, which was a very important year for Hitler. (The History Place 1996) During this year, Hitler took complete control over Germany and the pages of Mein Kampf came to life. On February 27th, 1933, The Reichstag building was burned to the ground. This was the beginning of the numerous horrific acts to come in the following years of Hitler’s reign. During this year the first concentration camp opened…

Hitler’s Final Solution After WWI, Germany’s economy was in despair, and the German people wanted someone to blame. The Jews, who were widely resented, became the scapegoats. When Adolf Hitler came into power, he took advantage of the existing anti-Semitism, and came up with his infamous final solution—his plan to exterminate all the Jews in Europe. He thought getting rid of Jews would somehow make the world a better place. While Hitler and his fellow Nazis obviously didn’t manage to eradicate…

One of the main causes of World War II can be traced back to the growth of eugenics on an intercontinental basis and movements based around the concept of a “pure” race, stemming from Sir Francis Galton’s theories on the various ways, “the English race might most easily be improved.” The newly found ideas of selectivity in the breeding of human beings is easily one of the most consequential breaks in the “monotony” that was the scientific community at that time. It provided a new perspective for…

exterminating the Jews, who he considered “sub-human” and undesirable. Hitler’s racism is documented in his autobiography, Mein Kampf:…

loss in World War I, for which he held the Jews responsible. According to the Haaretz Website, “One can’t consider the Holocaust without wondering about the source of Adolf Hitler's hatred for the Jews. Although much of his political manifesto, Mein Kampf, was devoted to explaining that hatred, which was clearly shared by an enthusiastic German nation, the actions taken against Europe's Jews were so monstrous in both nature and scale that it was inevitable that researchers would look for a more…

Hitler will be remembered by paintings people have made of him. He will also be remembered because of books that were written about him. For example, the book, Mein Kampf (my struggle), is one of the books that he will be remembered by. Finally, he will be remembered because, he is an interesting figure to historians. An example of this is, someone found a tunnel underground that could’ve been used to make an atomic…

The 1943 anti-Jewish poster was one of many popular Nazi propaganda posters. The “He is guilty for the war” quote was an attempt to use fear propaganda. The artist Hans Schweitzer, who later changed his name to Herbert Sickinger, was appointed by Hitler as a representative for Artistic Design. Hans design for this poster was to make the Jewish people look fearful and having pointed a finger at them. Written in white big and bolded letter, “He is guilty for the war,” due the characters are in a…