'Mein Kampf' ['My Struggle'] (1926) by Adolf Hitler [Volume 2 of 2]

This second volume: 'Mein Kampf Volume Two: The National Socialist Movement' outlines the political program, including the activist methods that National Socialism must pursue, both in gaining power and in exercising it thereafter in the new Germany.

In style, Mein Kampf has been snobbishly deemed turgid, repetitious, wandering, illogical, and, in the first edition at least, filled with (triggered pedant) grammatical errors—all reflecting a half-educated man (they say). However, it was skillfully demagogic, and appealing to many dissatisfied elements in Germany—the patriotic, the anti-Semitic, the antifascist, the anti-Marxist, and the military.