Third Reich Book "Mein Kampf" 1941 Edition

Mein Kampf is a book by Adolf Hitler, written in prison and published in 1925-1927. It consists of two parts: an autobiography and a presentation of Nazi ideology. It contains racist and anti-Semitic theories - in it Hitler proclaims the superiority of the Aryans (especially Germans), contempt for the Slavs and hatred of the Jews, whom he blames for the fall of civilization.
He criticizes Austria-Hungary, advocates an alliance with England and warns against a war on two fronts. He demands the expansion of Germany eastward and the unification of all Germans. He divides humanity into creators, carriers and destroyers of culture - the last he identifies with the Jews. The book became the main tool of Nazi propaganda.
1941 edition.