Mein Kampf

Published by Dar Al-Ahliya, "Mein Kampf" (My Struggle) by Adolf Hitler is a key historical document of the 20th century. Dictated during Hitler's imprisonment following the failed Beer Hall Putsch, the book combines autobiographical elements with the foundational ideology of National Socialism. It outlines Hitler's racial theories, geopolitical ambitions, and political strategies that later drove German state policy leading up to and during World War II. Studied by historians and political scientists as a primary source, the text provides insight into the mechanics of radicalization, totalist ideology, and mass propaganda, serving as an enduring historical warning against extremist doctrines.

It serves as a critical primary historical text for understanding the ideological motivations behind World War II and analyzing the dangers of totalitarianism.

Historians, political scientists, researchers of 20th-century European history, and students of political theory and propaganda.