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I imagine what kind of annotations they are...

• nix23 5y ago
  Do you?...tell me about..
• martin_a 5y ago
  What do you think they are?
• sascha_sl 5y ago
  Please elaborate what annotations you'd think inappropriate for the incoherent ramblings of Adolf Hitler. Not that you'd ever want to read it. Mussolini famously gave up on finishing it. Even in nazi germany it was always more of a symbol, a book you buy in support of its author and proudly present on your shelf - not read.
• Freak_NL 5y ago
  It just adds a sidebar that annotates each and every sentence with »Quatsch!«. But no. The 2015 annotated edition was released by the Institut für Zeigeschichte under critical acclaim. Its annotations are (rough translation mine): > A critical commentary that deconstructs and contextualizes Hitler's work. How did his assumptions come into being? Which goals was he trying to accomplish by these? Where his claims supported by by his contemporaries in society? Which consequences did his announcements have after 1933? And above all, how can Hitler's myriad of claims, lies, and policy goals be countered by our current understanding? https://www.ifz-muenchen.de/mein-kampf/ https://www.ifz-muenchen.de/mein-kampf/
  • iqanq 5y ago
    Yes, that is exactly what I meant. Thanks.