/lit/ - Literature

>>19631804
>country that had a bright future
They were an enslaved people working themselves to death to pay off foreign reparations as children lived as sex slaves in brothels.
The Third Reich had an actual advantage in the early days of the war as the average Wehrmacht soldier was a very fit, athletic "Aryan Superman" compared to the French and Polish. Most of your other criticisms are valid but also apply to every other country on Earth, their failure to rid themselves of those mistakes doesn't negate their very real accomplishments.

>>18568666
of course he was satan, he fought your children

>>14807722
Keep in mind, too, the time that MK was written (pic related). NatSoc did not evolve in a vacuum, but was a response to the situation at the time. It was a product of a specific place and time, ended in 1945 after being defeated, and cannot be recreated today. So, IMO, Mein Kampf is interesting as a historical document of its time. The Nazi state is fascinating, and more lies have been told about it than any other regime I know of. As the wartime and post war propaganda is being stripped away by revisionist historians many new and interesting facts are coming to light about it. However, shitposting aside, LARPing IRL in an armband is cringe as all get out. It is over, it ended in defeat 75 years ago.

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