Mein Kampf Digested is a resume, based on the English translation in 1969, of a vital book notably awkward to read. Adolf Hitler's definitive work is capable of a great deal of condensation without losing its thrust and breadth in the slightest. I decided to bring it into new, concise order. Where the Fuhrer pronounces, where he promises, whenever he comments however briefly on national and world events, his words are treasured up for you in forty-one topical divisions, the titles of which for the index. When in Mein Kampf he operates over a subject more than once, as often he did. This is the most compelling and trenchant of his treatments that you will read here in 'Mein Kampf Digested'.
Readers may be assured that the greatest 20th-century leader here comes across distinctly and entirely in message and will.
So please enjoy reading 'Mein Kampf Digested' and feel free to leave comments regarding this literature or any particular section of it.
Regards,
Jonny Tyson
"The effects of personal valour are so inconsiderable, except in poetry or romance, that victory, even among barbarians, must depend on the degree of skill with which the passions of the multitude are combined and guided for the service of the single man." - Gibbon: Decline and Fall [Book III]
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