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Historical Material Policy ->The suppressed sequel to Mein Kampf
Berlin, 1928. Adolf Hitler dictates a second book—and then orders it withheld.
Never published during his lifetime, the manuscript known as Zweites Buch offers direct evidence of the territorial, diplomatic and racial ideas that informed Hitler’s political programme. The German typescript was captured by United States forces in 1945 and first published in 1961. That same year, Salvator Attanasio’s English translation appeared under the title Hitler’s Secret Book.
This unabridged audiobook is being prepared from the Attanasio translation as a critical historical listening edition.
What the released edition will include
- Approximately 7 hours 37 minutes of narration
- The Editorial Note, Foreword, all sixteen chapters, and a Translator’s & Source Note
- A DRM-free chaptered M4B audiobook
- Individually organised DRM-free MP3 chapter files
- Narration by Rupert
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