Podcasts that mention 📚 Hitler's Table Talk by Adolf Hitler

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The guest discusses Hitler's book 'Mein Kampf', mentioning its writing location and its lack of success initially.

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Now, one of the things I learned, for example, I read a book called 'Hitler's Table Talk,' and it was transcripts of his spontaneous discussions over meal times over about a three-year period. I was very interested in the psychology of contempt and derision, and Hitler never used language that was associated with fear in relationship to the Jews.

Dr. Nigel Biggar discusses his reading of 'Hitler's Table Talk,' which consists of transcripts from Hitler's spontaneous discussions during mealtimes across several years. He highlights his interest in the psychology of contempt and derision, noting that Hitler's language did not convey fear regarding the Jews.

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i saw that i'm like dude you can literally buy hitler's book on amazon in like you know a bunch of different versions of it yes there's a reason why you can hear the words of this lunatic so you can understand why he was a lunatic heaven forbid we actually learn why evil people do things

The speaker mentions that you can buy 'Hitler's book' on Amazon and discusses the importance of reading it to understand why evil people do things.

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