This is an unpublished book by Adolf Hitler, written in the summer of 1928. It essentially serves as a continuation of "Mein Kampf" and mainly covers the last three chapters of the second volume.

In this book, the Führer of Germany during the interwar period presents all his imperialist plans and argues for the alliances he wishes to form with England and Italy.

According to Hitler, Germany's vital space is the Baltic and the territories of Russia, while for Italy it is the Mediterranean, which means that Greece was included in Hitler's plans as part of Italy's sphere of influence since 1920.

Hitler's hatred for the deadly enemy, as he calls France, is the main focus of his expansionist plans. War is the only foreign policy he supports, as he also emphasized in Mein Kampf.

The authenticity of the work is presented in a comparative study with "Mein Kampf." David Irving has said that the Second Book "provides a very good idea of his intentions and plans [...] I used it a lot because we know it is Hitler's voice."

Author: ADOLF HITLER

Language: ENGLISH

Pages: 380

Dimensions: 210X140X0

Year of publication: 2025