Understanding Hitler Through Mein Kampf Documentary

Understanding Hitler is a new documentary that explores what drove Hitler. Most documentaries only discuss what Hitler "did" without explaining his true motivations or revealing why the people of Germany followed him, not because they were forced, but because they wanted to. This documentary is part of a new historical series developed after Hitler's book, Mein Kampf, was re-translated into the new Ford translation. This new translation corrected thousands of errors in past versions and made the book easier to read and understand. This new translation has now made the secrets that drove Hitler clear. This series of historical books, audio books, and documentaries look at Hitler ina way no previous documentary has. Watch the sample video now.

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Education

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• Mein
• Kampf
• adolf hitler
• hitler
• Germany
• Ww2
• History
• Wwii
• World War II
• Documentary
• nazi
• nazism

[StraussBR]

To understand hitler's motivation you should understand how germany was hostage of the financial power after WW1

[TheTruthMustPrevail]

Hitler coined the phrase "The Big Lie" in 'Mein Kampf' to educate the primitive masses how the jews rule over them thru psychological operations. Most people will tell little "white lies" to meet their goals but the jews thru trial and error have mastered "The Big Lie" such as the Bible, Israelite-ism and the Holocaust. The primitive masses fail to comprehend inside their simplistic minds how any people could be so wicked to manufacture such massive lies so they accept the claims as truthful.

[tnick2]

God the narrators voice is bloody annoying

[ciokanable]

@StraussBR 8 likes so far. THEY ARE AMONG US!

[bettygoodbody]

i mean, the body was not healthy, that has nothing to do with what the mind has to offer. i said it wrong, but you get my point. thats why we have beauty contests to concentrate on looks and physics labs to concentrate on science and it makes no difference if you are deformed or not, in a physics lab. hitler was shallow.

[bettygoodbody]

that is a dumb idea to throw out people for an illness what about folks like steven hawking? just get rid of a person because the shell of their self, what makes a person an individual in the mind and soul and heart , is not healthy ? how very ignorant.

[bettygoodbody]

hiter invaded russia the hard way. he could have bumped stalin off and stalin would never have seen it coming, molotov too, who came with stalin and plunged russia into chaos and confusion while carpet bombing direct hits in the kremlin itself. end of story, invasion over and hitler would have all that oil up near the baltic. the end.

[bettygoodbody]

the war forced us to become part of the atomic science part of science. otherwise, we would not have had a need to know that nuke tech.

i wonder why hitler did not kill stalin when stalin went to visit him at the berghof. then he could have just took over the kremlin, well, after bombing it directly , if they could fly that far, i think they could.

[bettygoodbody]

if she did not go to america to escape the war. isn't that creepy.? if not for hitler?>

geez , what a thought. but its true. what a irony life is, isn't it?

[bettygoodbody]

want to read something weird? if it was not for hitler, and i am not saying that he was a good person, because he was a crazy lunatic, but, if not for him, do you ever think about that we would not have internet? creepy, huh? but the tech progress grew from the tech like van braun rocketry which after the war led to the cold war space race, thus the satellite tech to have cells and internet. don't blame me, but its true. my mom was an immigrant survivor. my bro and me would not have gottn born

[Jtoksa2]

> which is a good thing, of course

Killing 20 million Russian people was a good thing?



[Jtoksa2]

@jimj122680

> Hitler never wanted war with England or France

Hitler regarded France as Germany's main enemy. He envisioned a pact with England who, according to Hitler, also wanted to restrict France's hegemony in continental Europe. This he writes explicitly in Mein Kampf.

> Hitler just wanted to unify the German people by gaining back the land Germany lost in 1919

He planned to acquire territory from the east (Russia) by means of a war. This he also wrote 20 years before the war.