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Adolf Hitler presents an autobiographical account of his life and the development of the National Socialist German Workers’ Party. He outlines the foundational principles and aims of the movement while addressing his personal history and political objectives.

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Chapter XII

The best organization is one which inserts least, and not most, machinery of State between the leaders and the individuals depending from them. For the task of organization is to communicate a definite idea—which always originates in the brain of one single man—to the general public, and also to see to its conversion from theory into reality.

When the number of adherents increases, small affiliated groups are to be formed, which represent local nucleus cells in the future political organization.

The internal organization of the Movement should be on the following lines :

Concentration at first of the whole work in one spot —Munich. A staff of adherents of undoubted relia¬ bility to be trained and a school formed for future pro¬ paganda of the idea. The necessary authority to be i38 MY STRUGGLE gained for later on by means of the greatest and most visible success possible at that one centre.

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