1. Mein Kampf
Written By:
Adolf Hitler
By:
Michael Benson
&
Kadeja Nix

2. Adolf Hitler
Hitler was born on April 20th, 1889. He was a war veteran in World War 1, and
blamed the loss on the politicians and the Jewish people. He was
eventually found guilty of being a part of the Beer Hall Putsch, and was
sentenced five years in prison. While his time in prison he wrote a book
and published it once he was released. The book was titled Mein Kampf
which means My Struggles. He did go through a lot while his time within
prison and it’s all in his book Mein Kampf.

3. Hitler in Prison
While in prison Hitler read a lot of books and learned the proper way to read
and right so he could start writing his own books. He was very influenced
by Henry Ford, the car manufacturer. He read his autobiography My Life
and Work, and his book The International Jew. Hitler and Ford both
accused the Jews for having a conspiracy to take over the world. It actually
wasn’t Hitler’s idea to write his autobiography, it was his managers idea
(Max Amnan). Hitler wasn’t very keen on the idea at first seeing as how he
hadn’t quite got down the whole writing concept yet. However, Hitler did
eventually agree to write his autobiography, jus to get out his views on
everything that has happened during the war and how he felt about the
loss and who he blamed for the loss.

4. Mein Kampf
• This book is a very educational and very opinionated novel written by
Adolf Hitler. It took a lot to make this book happen for Hitler, but Hitler
worked hard as well as so many others to get it done for him. The
translation for this book is My Struggles. In this novel Hitler really focused
on how the loss of the war was the politicians and the Jew’s fault. He also
talked about his personnel life while serving in the military, and talked
about how it affected him in his life at home. He states