/lit/ - Literature

>>19926534
by greeks, we mean modern germanics, descendants of the ancient greeks.
start with pic related, continue with "the voice of our ancestors" by himmler then go from there.

Either Hitler loved to hear himself talk, or the publisher of the book couldn't translate for shit. It's nothing but jargon non stop. The way it's written is something along the lines of Nietzsche. Every page is run on sentences, and there's about 3 to 5 semicolons in every paragraph. Hitler gives example after example after example about why this or that should happen, instead of just getting to the fucking point.
The he has to try and sound pretentious by capitalizing the word "Fate" and referring to it as a female entity, or constantly referring to Germany as "The Fatherland".
I just roll my eyes every time I see it. I was excited to read it because it we all know how much leftists seethe over nazis, but now I just can't wait to finish it. If Hitler couldn't ramble like he does in this book then WW2 would've never happened, because he would've died a nobody

>When a gay gets no bussy

>>19451070
cultureless neonazi hellhole filled with the dumbest, ugliest, most stupid, bigoted, morally hysterical pieces of subhuman shit on earth

>>19126187
Cringe and kys Hitler was right

Is there a version of the Mein Kampf book that i should seek out as an english reader, or will any of them do? I get the weird feeling as if some of the versions available for sale are altered in some way.

Is everyone just gonna ignore the fact this guy was actually a really good writer?

>Any books like this but without the antisemitism? It's a really great and inspiring book but the antisemitism is not cool and ruins it for me

>>17508506

What makes Mein Kampf the best literary work of all time, according to /lit/? I mean, it is first place on the list, with ~1500 votes vs ~200 from Moby Dick, really far second place.

Why do you think it's so relevant?

Yes

Why haven't you read it?

>>17208850

Why does it make you so angry?

What else is essential third reich literature?

Have you read it? What were your thoughts on it? I found it hilarious at some parts (his redpilling process is exactly comparable to your average /pol/tard), and mostly very impassioned throughout.

Since I know some of you undoubtedly dont have right wing views: no I am not a fascist or a white supremacist.

Have you read it /lit/?

Is this book any good? I'm going to read it all.