1. Adolf Hitler Adolf Hitler was born in Upper Austria, in 1889, and he committed suicide in Berlin in 1945. Hitler fought in both the First and the Second World War. In the first one as a common soldier, and in the second as the ”Führer” of the Axis forces. Often considered as the one responsible for World War II, the rise of fascism in Europe, and the Holocaust.

2. Mein Kampf Mein Kampf was written by Adolf Hitler when he was imprisoned in 1923, due to attempting to seize power in Germany, Munich and Bavaria. Mainly contains Hitler’s political ideals and his autobiography. The first volume of the book was published in 1925, the second one in 1926. Hitler also wrote a book called ”Zweites Buch” (Second Book) in 1935, which was never published. The book discussed Hitler’s foreign policies.

3. An Excerpt from Mein Kampf + Analysis An Excerpt from Mein Kampf + Analysis This piece of text summarizes Hitler’s point he wanted to deliver with the entire Mein Kampf. Keeps talking about ”lower” and ”higher” races, without actually giving any proper argument as to why exactly is one race better than the other. Also mentions how two races intermixing ”lowers the standard of the higher race”, without any proper evidence. Talks of Nature as if it were a person or a divine being, with certain intentions for the human race.

4. 10 Challenging Words from Mein Kampf 1. Seclusion – keeping someone apart from society 2. Presumption – to assume something 3. Propagation – can either mean reproduction or other forms of multiplication or increase 4. Perservaration – refers to many things related to durability and determination 5. Preservation – to protect, spare and/or maintain something 6. Impudence – to be shameless and rude 7. Compulsion – the feeling of one having to behave in a way, not because one wants to, but because one ”has to” 8. Disdain – to consider something unworthy of notice or beneath oneself 9. Rekindling – to excite, or stir up something again 10. Apparition – a supernatural appearance of a person or thing