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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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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.

Second Impression • • • 1933 Third ,, » • • 1933 Fourth „ . . . 1933 Fifth . 1933 Sixth „ 1933 Seventh „ . . November, 1933 Eighth * • » 1933 Ninth ,, • • • . January, 1934 Tenth „ • • • T934 Cheap Edition • • • . October, 1935 »» • . December, 1935 % » . . March, 1936 >> . June, 1936 yy . . September, 1936 yy Aut . December, 1936 Made and Printed in Great Britain for Hurst & Blackett, Ltd., Pater¬ noster House, London, E.C.4, at The Gainsborough Press, St. Albans, Fisher, Knight & Co., Ltd AUTHOR’S FOREWORD On November 9th, 1923, the fourth year from its start, the National Socialist German Workers’ Party was dissolved and prohibited throughout the Reich.

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