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008    150629s2011    xxk|||||||||||000 ||eng|c 
020    9781908538680 
041 1  eng|hger 
082 04 943.086092|223/swe 
084    Lz Hitler, Adolf 
092 0  943 Hitler|bengelska 
100 1  Hitler, Adolf 
240 10 Mein Kampf.|lEngelska 
245 10 Mein Kampf :|bthe official 1939 edition /|cby Adolf Hitler
       ; with a new introduction by Bob Carruthers ; translated 
       into English by James Murphy 
264  1 Arden, Warwickshire :|bCoda Books,|c2011 
300    428 p.|c24 cm 
500    At head of title: The Third Reich from original sources 
505 0  Mein Kampf - the 1939 edition translated by James Murphy -
       - Introduction: The author's preface -- The fortress, 
       Landsberg am Lech -- Translator's introduction -- In the 
       house of my parents -- Years of study and suffering in 
       Vienna -- Political reflections arising out of my sojourn 
       in Vienna -- Munich -- The World War -- War propaganda -- 
       The revolution -- The beginning of my political activities
       -- The German Labour Party -- Why the Second Reich 
       collapsed -- Race and people -- The first stage in the 
       development of the German National Socialist Labour Party 
       -- Weltanschauung and party -- The state -- Citizens and 
       subjects of the state -- Personality and the people's 
       state -- Weltanschauung and organization -- The first 
       period of our struggle -- The conflict with the red forces
       -- The strong is strongest when alone -- Fundamental ideas
       regarding the nature and organization of the storm troops 
       -- The mask of federalism -- Propaganda and organization -
       - The problem of the trade unions -- The German post-war 
       policy of alliances -- Germany's policy in Eastern Europe 
       -- The right to self-defence -- Epilogue -- Endnotes 
520    The officially sanctioned English language edition of 
       'Mein Kampf' was translated and introduced by James 
       Murphy. The edition using his translation was first 
       published as a two volume set in the UK in 1939 and also 
       in 22 weekly parts by Hutchison and Co Ltd. This book 
       brings together both of the original volumes complete with
       Murphy's 1939 introduction and a new introduction by Emmy 
       Award winning historian Bob Carruthers. Murphy's was the 
       only translation which was officially endorsed by the Nazi
       party during Hitler's lifetime and as such represents an 
       opportunity to approach the work as it was presented to 
       contemporary readers. This was the version of 'Mein Kampf'
       which the Nazi party hoped would spread the gospel of 
       National Socialism throughout the UK, but by the time 
       publication was underway World War II had commenced. 
       Somewhat surprisingly, publication of the weekly 
       illustrated edition was allowed to continue although all 
       proceeds from the sale were diverted to the British Red 
       Cross. This new publication of the entire primary source 
       provides the reader with access to the complete historical
       document and provides a unique insight into the past by 
       reproducing 'Mein Kampf' as it was presented to British 
       readers in the thirties 
610 20 Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter-Partei 
650  4 Historia|zTyskland|y1900-talet 
650  4 Politik|zTyskland|y1900-talet 
650  7 Politics and government|2fast 
651  0 Germany|xPolitics and government|y20th century 
651  7 Germany.|2fast 
653    Rasistiskt innehåll 
653    Förbjuden/censurerad bok 
653    Dawit Isaak-biblioteket 
655  7 Genealogi|2saogf 
655  7 Biografier|2saogf 
655  7 Släktforskning|2saogf 
700 1  Murphy, James Vincent,|d1880-1946 
907 00 190215