Mein Kampf

Mein Kampf

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Release Date: 31 October, 2000

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My Struggle by Adolf Hitler. FULL SKULL BABY! FULL SKULL BABY! FULL SKULL BABY! FULL SKULL BABY! FULL SKULL BABY!
Mein Kampf is a great soldiers movie. It is filled with glorious Nazi "Fascist", Parades, it Depicts the full Pure Glory of Germany,
and the rise of an internationl Superstar Adolf Hitler the Supreme Leader of Germany, Mein Kampf shows how through Hitlers good Humour and leadership Talent he cleaned up Europe in the late 1930's and into around 1944, but as Mein Kampf shows that the jews broke into Germay to Capture Hitler and Eva Hitler and in doing so destroyed all of Europe.
Some of Hitler Speeches in this video are Great.

Thankfully NOT an adaptation of the notorious book... FULL SKULL BABY! FULL SKULL BABY! FULL SKULL BABY! empty skull, sniff. empty skull, sniff.
The original Swedish title is "Den blodiga Tiden" (which means the "bloody era") and would have been more appropriate. The filmmakers in no way intended to honor or provide a cinematic equivalent to Hitler's vicious work of propaganda. The English speaking distributors doubtless realized that _Mein Kampf_ was a title which would resonate with viewers. It does, I suppose, but it also unnerves. When this was broadcast over a decade ago on A&E, I was a little taken aback--what was THIS all about?

Well, it's a relief to report that this documentary is in no way an homage to Hitler and his murderous beliefs. It is, overall, an effective statement against such thinking--and in these perilous times, with Holocaust denyers and neo-Nazis of various stripes afoot, we can certainly stand the reminder.

I'll leave to others to decide whether this is the MOST effective anti-Nazi statement possible. It does try to crowd a lot of detail into its 111 minutes, and sometimes comes off a bit sketchier than it might. The footage is, however, often dramatic (if sometimes familiar). "Never again" type messages are appended to the film's beginning and end--they are not really necessary and actually could be said to diminish the film's power. This is one instance where the pictures are worth at least a 1,000 words.

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