Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’ is a German best-seller for 2016
Historic copies of Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf" are displayed during the book launch of a new critical edition at the Institut fuer Zeitgeschichte in Munich, Germany, Jan. 8, 2016. (Johannes Simon/Getty Images)
(JTA) — The annotated edition of Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” sold 85,000 copies in the one year since it was released in print for the first time since World War II.“Hitler, Mein Kampf: A Critical Edition” is in its eighth printing, according to the Spiegel newspaper, which noted that the book topped its best-seller list in April.
Posebna edicija "Mein Kampf-a " Adolfa Hitlera , koja je štampana prvi puta od II. svjetskog rata je prodana u 85.000 primjeraka u jednoj godini. Autorsko pravo Bavarske je nakon 70 godina prestalo 1.1.2016 i omogućilo ponovno objavljivanje. Publikacija je kontradiktorna i neke židovske grupe ju odobravaju a druge joj se protive.
Minhenski "Institute for Contemporary History" je štampalo knjigu vrlo brzo i nektitično te se sada nada da će nova edicija pomoći u razbijanju kultnog statusa kojeg knjiga ima.. Prvo izdanje od 4.000 primjeraka je odmah rasprodano.
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“It turned out that the fear the publication would promote Hitler’s ideology or even make it socially acceptable and give neo-Nazis a new propaganda platform was totally unfounded,” institute director Andreas Wirsching said in a statement to dpa.
“To the contrary, the debate about Hitler’s worldview and his approach to propaganda offered a chance to look at the causes and consequences of totalitarian ideologies, at a time in which authoritarian political views and right-wing slogans are gaining ground.”
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