Mein Kampf - objective analysis
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I tried to read it as well in German but did quit soon. Its kind of strange that is was forbid in Germany for such a long time. Make it a bigger glorification than it is.
About Invading Russia. He did not plan to do so that late. Just Mussolini did some stupid actions on the Balkans with needed some German divisions to bail him out. The lack of the divisions and the delay in the time schedule made it a bad combination. That the winter came quite early was then just the last piece to make it troublesome. Still it was not lost at all. More over the loss of the 6. Armee was a big handicap and loss of a former victorious army. Paulus was a weak leader not used to lead troops.
Traktor · 2017-03-18 04:57:00 · #28
(03-18-2017 02:53 AM)Parzival Wrote: I tried to read it as well in German but did quit soon. Its kind of strange that is was forbid in Germany for such a long time. Make it a bigger glorification than it is.
About Invading Russia. He did not plan to do so that late. Just Mussolini did some stupid actions on the Balkans with needed some German divisions to bail him out. The lack of the divisions and the delay in the time schedule made it a bad combination. That the winter came quite early was then just the last piece to make it troublesome. Still it was not lost at all. More over the loss of the 6. Armee was a big handicap and loss of a former victorious army. Paulus was a weak leader not used to lead troops.
Being a sexual omega, stemming from having low self esteem, parental issues, not to mention a self loathing person who hated women and others whom he viewed as 'inferior' didn't help matters.
stugatz · 2017-03-19 00:24:00 · #29
I have the Ford translation. It reads far better than the other translations I've attempted to read, but the book still rambles on and on. His hatred for the Jews is pretty palpable throughout but it's mentioned far less often than I expected.
Hitler certainly was an intelligent guy who had a lot of historical knowledge - he just couldn't apply that intelligence too well, and was an abysmal commander. Him being a nutty omega male obviously didn't help matters much.
HOD · 2017-03-19 00:50:00 · #30
(03-09-2017 06:57 PM)Nowak Wrote: Gamma hatred over the ''Jewish'' girl he couldn't score with 
No wonder ADL/FBI trolls and Radical kebaps are the biggest supporters of national socialism
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFSfEw6gYsU
Had she only accepted beta provider game, there would be no ww 3, amazing.
Hoser · 2017-03-19 02:52:00 · #31
The first thing in Mein Kampf that caught my attention was when young Adolph got himself a construction job and the "labor union" faggots threatened to push him off a high floor of the building project if he didn't join them.
The word "soviet" means "union" AFAIK. I'm on Adolph's side on this one. All unions deserve fiery deaths.
Hitler not even did write it by himself. He dictated! it to Rudolf Heß.
Phoenix · 2017-03-19 10:21:00 · #33
(03-09-2017 07:19 PM)Steve McQueen Wrote: I think this would be a great title for Rooshs new game book, as it will be his last and details all his knowledge on women.
Funny thing is Hitler was very financially successful author from this book, and it was just the one.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitl...and_income
So Roosh is literally aspiring to be Hitler

Has anyone read the Life and Death of Adolf Hitler by Robert Payne? It is excellent.
Nowak · 2017-03-19 16:48:00 · #35
(03-09-2017 01:41 PM)Icarus Wrote: Heartiste says Hitler was beta.
I've always found it interesting Hitler lead a rebellion against a culture of rebels/haters which ended up getting us right back where we started.
Makes you wonder if the average SJW in NY or Toronto is truly any different than the Volkisch nationalist during Interbellum. Both have an explicit supremacist view of how the world is and how things must be universalized and homogenized. AKA Globalism
Hitler and Marx both called for the Jewish parasite to be expelled from society and both wanted the Serbian people to be exterminated. Both were total losers and Betas who caused immense amount of pain to close loved ones. Eva Braun and most Hitler's ex's committed Suicide. Marx cheated on his wife and his irresponsible ways of living refusing to find a real job lead to the death of 4 of his Children, he also cheated on his wife with their housekeeper. He refused to bathe and lead his late days in extremely poor hygiene. A self hating Jew who is a literal dirty Jew, who would have guessed.
Nowak · 2017-03-19 16:50:00 · #36
(03-18-2017 02:28 AM)BrewDog Wrote: The world would be a different place today had Hitler not invaded Russia in the winter.
For any of you future EU dictators, don't invade Russia in the winter.
shhhh,Don't tell Mutti

Kiko · 2017-03-19 17:06:00 · #37
(03-18-2017 02:28 AM)BrewDog Wrote: The world would be a different place today had Hitler not invaded Russia in the winter.
For any of you future EU dictators, don't invade Russia in the winter.
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He didn't include invade in the winter. He invaded in the middle of the summer in June. German soldiers wore summer clothing during the initial stage of the invasion.
What happened was that Hitler underestimated the Soviet Union. He thought the Russians we're toast in 2 months time and thought the war would be over before Christmas. So he sent in his soldiers with no winter clothing. But what happened? The war continued into the winter and that's when the war turned the tide. Hitler's soldiers were literally freezing to death. And the end was history.
Hoser · 2017-03-19 18:19:00 · #38
Yes, yes yez.... We all know what happened because we were there.
Wait, what's that, you say? Some of us weren't there? That's okay, we still "know" what happened because those who were there told it to us.
Wait again... those who were there didn't understand the war that the globalists had engineered and propagandized them unto enlisting to fight? That's okay, we have historians.
Historians.
Historians....
They must be right. In no way could politics have affected the historians' views. They're peer-reviewed.
(03-10-2017 12:32 AM)Slam Wrote: (03-09-2017 12:16 PM)Hoser Wrote: Since the thread started, we've been given a gift on YouTube by a man named Dennis Wise: "Adolph Hitler: The Greatest Story Never Told." It's an amazingly well done documentary that shows craploads of photos, video, interviews, etc portraying Hitler in a more sympathetic light than most of us have been exposed to. I went in thinking of Hitler as a monster and came out angry AF at how many lies I'd believed for decades.
In all seriousness, I don't believe any man should be allowed to say anything more about Hitler until he's viewed this documentary in its entirety.
This may be a good idea... Check out the guy's twitter feed too @TGSNTtv
I just watched the entire documentary, there was nothing in it which I didn't already know. And I'm not some history buff, all I've seen is the odd documentary on TV and read a couple of books about WWII.
It is not a terrible documentary but I wouldn't recommend watching it given that it is 6 hours long and gives a completely uncritical assessment of Hitler (there is nothing negative about him in the whole thing).
Hoser · 2017-03-24 12:58:00 · #40
Nothing in it that you didn't already know? That's impressive. How did you obtain this knowledge? I ask sincerely.
Agreed that it's as uncritical of Hitler as virtually every other (((approved))) documentary is critical of him. As such, it serves its purpose of informing both sides of the debate.
(03-24-2017 12:58 PM)Hoser Wrote: Nothing in it that you didn't already know? That's impressive. How did you obtain this knowledge? I ask sincerely.
Agreed that it's as uncritical of Hitler as virtually every other (((approved))) documentary is critical of him. As such, it serves its purpose of informing both sides of the debate.
These two books:
Anthony Beevor - Berlin: The Downfall 1945
Keith Lowe - Savage Continent: Europe in the Aftermath of World War II (highly recommended)
Plus a few TV documentaries I don't remember the names of.
I can see where you are coming from with regards to the documentary balancing the debate however my experience has been that none of the information in the documentary is a withheld secret.
The strange reality is that it would be socially acceptable for someone to make the case that Stalin did some good and some bad. Or that his aims were noble but his methods cruel etc.
However it is not socially acceptable to make a similar case for Hitler.
When the reality is that Stalin was probably worse for the people of eastern Europe than Hitler would have been.
Same goes for Mao, Castro etc.
Hoser · 2017-03-24 14:33:00 · #42
I'll keep my eyes peeled for those books.
Would you agree, however, that watching the documentary is a useful endeavor for those who seek a fuller understanding of, or perhaps just a strong introduction to, WWII, Nazis, etc.?
I ask because I've become very tired of seeing only Hitler used as an example of widespread evil when, as you bring up, "left"-leaning governments seem to be far more sinister.
The person who will get most out of watching the documentary is someone who "knows" that Hitler is evil but doesn't actually know very much about the period.
Hitler's evil acts are comparable to Stalin's evil acts and to the western allies's evil acts. The documentary will show him that all sides in the war did terrible things and there was no "good guys vs bad guys" scenario.
Hoser · 2017-03-24 15:18:00 · #44
^ That in and of itself was the biggest eye-opener to me. Worth it.
Your questions have caused me to reassess my opinion on the documentary. I initially said I wouldn't recommend watching it but I realize I was really speaking to myself.
The majority of people probably aren't aware of many of the facts presented and would gain value from it.
I just got done reading Mein Kampf and I saw some hypocrisy. For one, he said that Great Britain would make a great ally, and he also says that Russia would make an impossible alliance. In the end though, Hitler made a pact with Russia to split up Poland, and Great Britain went to war with Germany. He also spoke very ill of the French saying they were the mortal enemy of Germany. Ironically though, there are reports that Hitler conceived a child with a French woman. That being said some of his musings are quite agreeable and timeless.
Quote:Philippe Loret and his six siblings were sitting around the dining room table chatting about everyday things when their father, Jean-Marie, broke the news.
‘Suddenly my father said, “Kids, I’ve got something to tell you. Your grandfather is Adolf Hitler,” ’ explains Philippe. ‘There was stunned silence as no one knew what to say. We didn’t know how to react.’
That was 40 years ago, yet there is a sense that Philippe, 56, still doesn’t know how to react. He has never spoken out about that conversation or the fact he may be the grandson of the most infamous dictator in history. A former plumber for the French air force, he has kept it a secret from all but his closest friends, never telling his colleagues or even his partner’s family.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...story.htmlI stopped half way through Mein Kampf. It was okay. I prefer George Lincoln Rockwells White Power. Even Arthur Kemps March of the Titans was good.
Hitler was hypocritical because he was a powerful orator and man of will, not logic or planning. He ran Germany into the ground, not just because he started World War II, but because he dicked around with the markets and created a dysfunctional regime that required his personal hand in everything. The Nazi regime would have collapsed if it didn't loot the rest of Europe.
The more I read the more I'm convinced that Nazism is really just an idealized form of communism, mixed with the stupidest aspects of German romanticism. You have all the ingredients of state control, extreme loyalty to a political party, devotion to a godlike leader, command economy, "bad" classes that can have all their rights taken away for some abstract pseudo-philosophical reasoning, that frankly existed in Stalinism and Maoism and had their roots in Leninism.
The idea that Nazism and communism are on the opposite ends of a political spectrum is clever Marxist propaganda, designed to demonize only specific aspects of the Third Reich—specifically its racism and genocide of Jews and homosexuals (but nary mention of the other victims who made up a vast majority).
Hoser · 2017-03-29 22:26:00 · #49
^ BS. Syrup of ipecac for you. Return when your cerebrum is functioning.
Armogan · 2017-04-03 23:30:00 · #50
Hoser, yes Hitler was a great guy, just misunderstood. Sure, but what do I know, I wasn't there right.
I wasn't there when the Allies landed on D-Day, or know how horrifying it could have been on Omaha and Utah beach. But I'll just assume thousands/millions of men, historical documents, photos, video recording, etc. all are fake in order to present things in a misleading light.
Has there ever been a righteous leader in world history? Most rulers are egomaniacs.