/lit/ - Literature

>>10598753
>>10598839
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>>10606686
Can't tell if bait or just philistines.
How Nazi or /pol/ am I, /lit/? Does Brecht make up for some of it? Where does Heidegger place me? I also have some Hamsun. What about if I have Solzhenitsyn, have I unknowingly entered the circle of JBP's adepts?

>>9307343
Actually, the recent critical edition published by the Institut für Zeitgeschichte is the superior choice, pic related is my proof of purchase. It's extensively annotated and covers just about everything you'd like to know, like for example editorial history. I've advertised it before and there's the occasional philistine/retard who objects to anything on Hitler written in German (most likely sour grapes), but I can tell you the editors/contributors to this edition don't shy away from giving Hitler credit where it's due. If you know German, this is the Kampf to get, and if you don't then maybe you should just skip it and find some of his speeches in English instead.

>>8814540
Even in German it's a poorly written Hetzschrift and ridden with errors as well, it'll possibly be hard for you to tell whether you're reading a shitty translation or a bit that was shit in the original as well
Source: meine Kämpfe

>>8645808
Like in pic related, and like I said my system's not perfect, but they'll start to align when or if I get more books from that publisher

>>8484091
>2x once
But you get the point, and my favourite would probably be Fischer, though they're usually more expensive, dtv are nice as well, like their Paralleldruck of Das Nibelungenlied