Mein Kampf

380 pages. Hardback in green leatherette, sewn binding, published without a jacket. Reprint of the 1939 Hurst & Blackett ed, translated by James Murphy. Contents: Vol 1: A retrospect: 1. In the home of my parents. 2. Years of study and suffering in Vienna. 3. Political reflections arising out of my sojourn in Vienna. 4. Munich. 5. The world war. 6. War propaganda. 7. The revolution. 8. The beginning of my political activities. 9. The German Labor Party. 10. Race and people. 11. The first stage in the development of the German National Socialist Labor Party. Vol 2: The National Socialist Movement: 1. Weltanschauung and party. 2. The state. 3. Citizens and subjects of the state. 4. Personality and the ideal of the people's party. 5. Weltanschauung and organization. 6. The first period of our struggle. 7. The conflict with the red forces. 8. The strong is strongest when alone. 9. Fundamental ideas regarding the organization of the storm troops. 10. The mask of federalism. 11. Propaganda and organization. 12. The problem of the trade unions. 13. The German post-war policy of alliances. 14. Germany's policy in eastern Europe. 15. The right to self-defence.