Adolf Hitler
Hitler’s 1928 follow-up manuscript to Mein Kampf — withheld in his lifetime and recovered by Allied investigators in 1945. It sets out his foreign-policy and territorial-expansion thinking in plainer terms than the better-known book. Offered here as a primary source for historical study, not as a political programme.
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Zweites Buch is Adolf Hitler’s 1928 follow-up manuscript to Mein Kampf, withheld in his lifetime and recovered by Allied investigators in 1945. It is now read by historians as one of the clearest documents of his foreign-policy thinking before he came to power — offered here as a primary source for historical study, not as a neutral political programme.
Where Mein Kampf mixes autobiography, party history, and political doctrine, this later text is more narrowly concerned with international relations. It sets out Hitler’s views on Germany’s position in Europe, rivalry with France, the role of Britain and the United States, territorial conquest in Eastern Europe, and the ideological assumptions that later shaped Nazi policy.
For researchers, Zweites Buch is valuable because it preserves the argument in Hitler’s own words before the events of the 1930s and 1940s transformed theory into policy. It belongs beside Mein Kampf, diplomatic histories of the interwar period, studies of Nazi ideology, and works on the origins of the Second World War.
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