/lit/ - Literature

How is it from a work of literature standpoint? We all know that Adolf Hitler was talented in painting, being an exceptional soldier and awarded with an Iron Cross for bravery during WW1 trenches, a revolutionary, the greatest orator of all time, and a brilliant military commander in WW2, but how was he as an author?

As a side note, is it worth learning German to read the original first edition of Mein Kampf? Should I learn German to read the original works of Nietzsche as well?

Where can I get an uncommented edition of mein Kampf? virtually untraceable here in germany. No PDF, want a physical book

I already finished it, before doing so I read Mussolini's essay on fascism, Giovanni Gentile's work about the origins and the doctrine of fascism, Mosley's book called "100 questions about fascism" and looked up a bit about Freder's works. Maybe I should dig more into those, but also wanna read H.R. Morgan's codex, even if it seems to be super long, or just keep reading Mosley's works. I'm just lost and hungry right now so a guide would be perfect.