“One is Mein Kampf, the book that Hitler wrote, the sort of semi-autobiographical, mad, illogical, rambling, deranged book that he wrote.”
James Marriott, Guest on EconTalkThe Death of Reading (with James Marriott) 9/21/26
Mein Kampf
Adolf Hitler · 1922
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“So if you go read Mein Kampf, by the way, which is Hitler's, let's call it a manifesto, written when he was in prison.”
Dan Carlin, Host on Dan Carlin's Hardcore HistoryEP28 Superhumanly Inhuman
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