Mein Kampf
Subtitle: complete and unabridged, fully annotated.
By: Editorial sponsors: John Chamberlain, Sidney B. Fay [and others]
Contributors: Johnson, Alvin Saunders, 1874- ed.; Chamberlain, John, 1903- ed.
Publisher: Reynal & Hitchcock
Published: 1940
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 1003
Subjects: Nationalsozialistische deutsche arbeiter-partei; Germany -- Politics and government -- 20th century
Notes: "Fourteenth impression".
"Editorial sponsors: John Chamberlain, Sidney B. Fay, John Gunther, Carlton J. H. Hayes, Graham Hutton, Alvin Johnson, William L. Langer, Walter Millis, Raoul de Rousay de Sales, George N. Shuster."
"The work could not have been possible without the devoted help of our editorial committee, and notably Dr. Alvin Johnson"--Publishers note.
Table of contents: title: Publisher's note; title: Introduction; title: Dedication; title: Preface; title: Volume one : An accounting.; title: At home; title: Years of study and suffering in Vienna; title: General political considerations from my time in Vienna; title: Munich; title: The World War; title: War propaganda; title: The revolution; title: Beginning of my political activity; title: The German Workers' Party; title: The causes of the collapse; title: Nation and race; title: The first period in the development of the National Socialist German Workers' Party; title: Volume two : The National Socialist Movement.; title: View of life and party; title: The state; title: Subjects and citizens of the state; title: Personality and the conception of the national state; title: View of life and organization; title: The struggle of the early days : the significance of the spoken word; title: The struggle with the Red Front; title: The strong man is mightiest alone; title: Fundamental thoughts on the meaning and the organization of the storm troops; title: Federalism as a mask; title: Propaganda and organization; title: The trade-union question; title: German policy of alliance after the war; title: Eastern orientation or Eastern policy; title: Emergency defense as a right; title: Conclusion