does it have any literary value?
Does it have any literary value?
Daniel Cook
Sebastian Baker
It's Hitler you dip. Of course it does.
Easton Evans
yes it's still a top seller in many parts of the world
Aiden Hughes
neither of these answer the question at all
is it good? could Hitler write?
Ayden Powell
No, he couldn't write. It's pointlessly meandering, at times contradictory, almost stream of consciousness.
A quote:
>If the National Socialist movement really desires to be consecrated by history to a great mission for our people, it must, penetrated by knowledge of, and filled with suffering for, her real situation on this earth, valiantly and conscious of its goal, take up the fight against the aimlessness and incompetence which have heretofore guided the German people on the course of foreign affairs.
what a spaghetti mess
Jaxson Cruz
No, he was a sperg and if you ctrl+f the word 'jew' it literally appears on every page
David Gomez
>almost stream of consciousness.
It was dictated you dicktaster.
Joseph Bailey
>He who has not himself been gripped in the clutches of this strangulating viper will never come to know its poisoned fangs
Xavier Brown
How would dictating make editing impossible?
Julian Williams
It wouldn't, he's an ignorant /pol/tard with no idea what he's talking about.
His next post will prove this.
Adam Baker
This isn't true at all.
>t. Muh share opinions of book I've never read
Kys, my man
Isaiah Myers
>The fox is always a fox, the goose a goose, the tiger a tiger, etc., and the difference can lie, at the most, in the different measure of strength, force, cleverness, skill, perseverance, etc., of the various specimens
Hitler's forced animal metaphors are the best
Henry Jenkins
It wouldn't, I was just explaining the style. The way your quote embeds information suggests it was expounded after the fact, for example. It's still inevitably going to retain stylistic "stream of consciousness" remnants of dictation. I can't think of a single dictated book that doesn't, can you?
Hunter Rivera
Definite historical value, but the book is quite a slog and lacks literary merit. The second half is particularly atrocious, and I don't fault western politicians who are castigated for not having read it.
Benjamin Jones
Are the sections on propaganda interesting?
Brandon Phillips
>I can't think of a single dictated book that doesn't, can you?
Of course! Paradise Lost was completely dictated since Milton was blind. There's not an inch of loose stream in that poem.
Goethe dictated many of his first drafts, as did Dostoevsky. It used to be a very common thing before the typewriter!
Austin Lewis
No, and I say this without making political judgement. There are far better works on propaganda out there.
Jordan Sanders
btw you might find this archive interesting.
research.calvin.edu
If you believe in multiple intelligence theory, Hitler's genius was in his speech, as is widely attested. Goebbels' was a far more persuasive propaganda writer.
Andrew Diaz
no and hitler had a small penis think about hat
Leo Watson
I meant specifically non-fiction written in prisons, jackass.
jk I concede my point.
Jayden Moore
:) No worries mate!
There's actually quite an interesting story behind Hitler's stay in prison, the German state was very 'right' back then and Hitler had it very nice. See here or a hilarious Hitler in Lederhosen: spiegel.de
Caleb Powell
For some reason this reminds me of those pictures of dogs wearing people clothes with jaded looks on their faces.
Sebastian Ortiz
it gives you insight into hitler. not a total one but as close as you can really get. you know guy has problems when he comes of as a twat in his own book, even after he went back few times and edited it
Noah Collins
itz bad n bad written becuz Nazis were evil. It dont make sense and contradict liberal programming. wat a tard I fuggin hate nazis remember the six gorilliom
Wyatt Thomas
t. hasn't read it
Nolan Harris
why was this post removed?
Chase Wright
Because he realised how cringeworthy it was and wanted to save face.
Adrian Long
It's essential reading. Read the Ford translation.