What's your favorite part of Hitler's masterpiece:

I liked the part where he killed himself.

(Its in the sequel)

I enjoy the part where he highlights what its like to argue with communists, pretty funny

And his military exploits, motivating lazy soldiers to smarten the fuck up

His love-hate yaoi relationship with Wittgenstein

I most like how he used his position as German Chancellor to make them compulsory reading material while exempting himself from income taxes.

>>7425001
I'm starting to suspect that he only did it for the money.

>>7423841
I loved the part where you go back to /pol/

>>7423841
i wouldnt know, i sold my only copy for weed money.

>>7423841
the one where he went back in time and wrote "on the jews and their lies"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Jews_and_Their_Lies

>>7425846

That's a good book too

Did any other Nazis write major books? Really looking for things with philosophical/moral guidance

>>7426669
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nazi_ideologues

>>7426669
Dr. phil. Joseph Goebbels wrote a novel and several plays.