In Germany, for the first time in 70 years, "Main Campf" will be reprinted

In January 2016, the Institute of Modern History in Munich will be reprinted by the book of Adolf Hitler Mine Campf. This publication will be the first in Germany since the Second World War.

According to BBC , the book will be released in two volumes, its volume will be almost 2,000 pages, including detailed comments.

Hitler wrote the book “Mine Kampf” (“My Struggle”) in the 1920s, in addition to autobiographical information, it sets out the ideas of national socialism, in particular, reasoning about the “Jewish threat”. In the Third Reich, Mine Kampf was produced by huge circulations, the book was issued for free members of the Nazi party and gave the newlyweds instead of the Bible.

The Jewish communities of Germany opposed the reprint of Mine Kampf, but the Institute of Modern History states that the publication of the book should dispel the myths that have prevailed around it and demonstrate the failure of the Nazi ideology.

For the last 70 years, the re -reassignment of Mine Kampf in Germany was impossible - the Bavarian government, which has been owned by the copyright of the book since 1946, did not give permission. The validity of copyright expires on December 31, 2015.

In Russia, the publication and distribution of "Main Campf" is prohibited in accordance with the Federal Law "On Countering Extremist Activities".