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Please read the book. Don't be judgmental right away. Don't say this is not my idea, I'm against it. Read it impartially, as if you don't know the events, and read Adolf Hitler from his perspective, friends...
The language of the book was quite simple and easily understandable.
I had skimmed it before, but now I had the opportunity to read it by digesting it well. Adolf Hitler is a very, very smart man. You know, that's why they call him crazy, but I think it's normal for intelligent, great leaders to have a little bit of madness.
In the book, Adolf Hitler talks about his childhood, his dreams, and then talks about his membership in the party, the situation in Germany at that time, the shortsightedness of those in power, and the Jews. The man really saw the future. Who rules the world now? Of course, Jews. He predicted what would happen and wanted to take precautions. Hitler did what was necessary and what he could do under the current conditions. There are many examples like this in history. Whether we admit it or not, we did not live at that moment, but we could only live and see. To make a definitive judgment. Didn't the sultans commit fratricide in the Ottoman Empire? They had to. For the continuation of the Ottoman Empire. Weren't independence courts established and executions carried out in the first years of the Republic? They had to. For the survival of the country. Circumstances meant doing whatever was necessary, and as farsighted leaders do, they had to.
In his book, Hitler also describes the Germany he envisioned and refers to the new wars that must be waged.
Please be impartial and give the book a chance to read.
Good reading..
