Are there any reading prerequisites I should tackle before digging into this?
Are there any reading prerequisites I should tackle before digging into this?
Jackson Wilson
Noah Thompson
Its about 1920/30's politics and is 95% boring
Nathaniel Fisher
Yes, you should read a book on how to get laid
Eli Flores
kike
Carson Turner
>forgets memeflag
I heard Hitler was gay and had a small dick. Kek! Amiright
Ryder Cook
Why would you need prerequisites to read a book by a closeted Austrian painter?
Jose Gonzalez
Read the book "Goebbels" instead (the biography)
while the author is a leftist retard, he mostly keeps his opinion out of it, so it's actually pretty decent and tells you a good bit about how Hitler rose to power, and Goebbels position in relation to him.
Mein Kampf is still good, but it tries and fails to be a narrative.
Jaxon Foster
Myth of the 20th Century on youtube
(((WEW)))
Owen Hughes
>while the author is a leftist retard
DROPT
Adrian Evans
once you've heard one commie faggot drone on about his people and the injustice they suffer you've heard them all really.
Tyler Hernandez
Again, he mostly keeps his opinions out of it, it's got quotes directly from Goebbels recovered journal translated, and puts them into context really well. It reads like a decent 100 page wikipedia article.
Austin Gonzalez
I tried to read it but it was honestly so hard. He bounces around so much and never sticks to the topics he says he will discuss. It's interesting what he says on ethnicity and is incredibly realistic though with what he says. Otherwise it's mostly just rambling about shit.
Michael Clark
The first translation I read was shit, hard to read, but I liked it a lot more late when I read the officially authorized edition
Jacob Foster
Everyone will talk shit about the writing style. Get over it. Not every book is Ulysses. Just read it.
Asher Russell
I'm primarily interested in the back half of the boom which to my understanding is focused on policy though I'll likely read cover to cover
Andrew Price
Alfred Rosenberg - Myth of the 20th Century
Juan Phillips
Pretty in depth.
Elijah Ward
>Again, he mostly keeps his opinions out of it,
I doubt it
Dylan Edwards
>I tried to read it but it was honestly so hard
fake
Tyler Perry
There's nobody to shut it down this time, David.
Carter Parker
Then read it fagott
Joseph Ortiz
fpbp
Better read something else.
Oliver Butler
I agree no one will know the real Hitler, but that book is super researched, first hand interviews and plenty of citations, author did in depth research. Asked a Jewish professor of history about the book, he didn't like how the book humanized Hitler. My take was Hitler was a seriously flawed person with big time insecurity with women. His affair with his niece, he only went after women he could control and dominate.
Julian Rodriguez
((HI MOSHE))
Nolan Reed
Who wrote it
Jacob Ramirez
No.
Just read it.
Nathan Campbell
Oliver Rodriguez
pleb tier book that every one on both sides of the political spectrum talk about yet nobody stops google or facebook or microsoft or apple from doing shit by not using their services and not buying their products
Asher Fisher
Why not just read the primary source?
Primary siurces are the only things of value historically not the meanderings of some psuedointellectual
Austin Reyes
I've got the ford translation on audiobook. Is it kiked or a good copy?