My struggle

1935·17 MB·English

by  Hitler, Adolf, 1889-1945. n 2005069085 n 2005069085

MY
STRUGGLE
ADOLF
HITLER
PATERNOSTER
LIBRARY
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MY STRUGGLE
It would not be exaggerating to say that no more
important autobiography than this has been pub¬
lished since the War, and certainly no autobio¬
graphy has been issued for decades over which
controversy has raged so bitterly. Whatever
one’s political views may be, it is a book every¬
one should read, for it reveals the forces and cir¬
cumstances which went to make a remarkable
character, whose intense belief in his ideals won
over a mighty nation, and changed the course of
history.
The News Chronicle called it “an astonishing
book” ; the Evening News said: “It commands
attention.” Morning Post : “We recommend
a close study of this book.” The Evening
Standard said: “The whole of the political
Hitler is in these brutally candid pages .” The
Yorkshire Post said: “The book should be
extremely valuable in enabling English readers to
obtain a general conception of Hitler’s theories.”
Major F. Yeats-Brown wrote : “I hope My
Struggle will be published in a cheap edition