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My Struggle

by Adolf Hitler · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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My Struggle by Adolf Hitler is a notorious autobiographical manifesto detailing the political ideology and future plans of the Nazi Party leader. On The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast in 2022, speaker Alex Story referenced the text while discussing eugenics and flawed scientific thinking, noting that the author was very clear about his extreme views within the work. Separately, on the Lex Fridman Podcast in 2021, the host discussed the broader landscape of historical and political publishing, comparing the widespread commercial availability of collected works by figures like Lenin, Stalin, and Mao in various languages to the historical taboos and restrictions surrounding the publication of certain controversial figures in America. The conversations on these podcasts utilized the mention of such historical texts to examine the darker currents of twentieth-century political thought, the philosophy of publishing censorship, and the ways in which dangerous ideologies were openly communicated to the public long before their catastrophic real-world consequences unfolded on a global scale.

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Alex Story and if you if you read my income for instance what happens is that Adolf is very very clear about his views 1
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“and if you if you read my income for instance what happens is that Adolf is very very clear about his views”

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“Where am I going to get a book in 1947 on what the [ __ ] the original meaning of the swasta called Mind comp”
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“so you know we have my conf we have all this other stuff You can buy the collective works of lin and stalin mao whatever you want in whatever language you want But bin laden was taboo for american publishing”