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Hitler: He who wants to live must fight. He who doesn't wish to fight in this world, where constant struggle is the law of life, has no right to exist. Read this book to look into the early mind of a mad dictator! Hitler was a simple foot soldier on the French front of World War I and even survived an English gas attack. As a result, killings were second nature to him. Adolf Hitler began writing Mein Kampf (My Fight/Struggle/Campaign) after he was sentenced to prison for his attempted Munich beer pub putsch in 1923. He used the jail time to dictate his thoughts as his secretary, a luxury he was allowed in prison, typed his words. Hitler's intent was not to reveal his secret goals to the public but to maintain control of a radical political movement that was in danger of collapsing in the post-war confusion and anarchy of defeated Germany. The book provides a rare look into the mind of an emerging uneducated politician who later becomes the mad dictator of Germany. The lack of education was not a stopping factor for Hitler in 1925 since the educated perished in great numbers in the trenches of the First World War.

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