Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf: My Struggle

Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf: My Struggle - To get into a debate about Hitler and his tactics in reviewing this book is useless. It should be clear by statistics alone that he was at the very least immoral beyond the better part of humanity. The book from a historical point of view is essential, however, in that it is probably the best source we have for understanding his aims and tactics. Not only does he explicitly say what he was going to do and did, but also described how he would do it. As the back cover says, this book robs us of the excuse of ignorance of Hitler's intentions. This book is, however, very dangerous for those with a lack of a historical conception of the time, with the realization that this was little more than a piece of propaganda, may find some "truths" in it. With a word of advice, read some books on the subject of Hitler and the Third Reich before you dive into Mein Kampf, and do not recommend it to anyone who is ignorant on the subject already.