Mein Kampf / Adolf Hitler ; translated by Ralph Manheim ; introduction by Abraham Foxman.

Translator's note, ix -- Introduction / by Abraham Foxman, xiii -- Voume one. A Reckoning -- I. In the house fo my parents, 3 -- II. Years of study and suffewring in Vienna, 19 -- III. General political considerations based on my Vienna Period, 66 -- IV. Munich, 126 -- V. The world war, 157 -- VI. War propaganda, 176 -- VII. The revolution, 187 -- VIII. The beginning of my political activity, 207 -- IX. The 'German workers' party, 217 -- X. Causes of the collapse, 225 -- XI. Nation and race, 284 -- XII. The first period of development of the national socialist German Workers' Party, 330 -- Volume two -- The national socialist movement -- I. Philosophy and party, 373 -- II. The state, 386 -- III. Subjects and citizens, 438 -- IV. Personality and the Conception of the Folkish State, 442 -- V. Philosophy and Organization, 452 -- VI. The struggle of the esarly period-the significance of the spoken word, 463 -- VII. The struggle with the red front, 480 -- VIII. The strong man is mightierst alone, 508 -- IX. Basic ideas regarding the meaning and organization of the SA, 518 -- X. Federalism as a Mask, 554 -- XI. Propaganda and organization, 579 -- XII. The trade-Union Question, 596 -- XIII. German Alliance policy after the war, 607 -- XIV. Eastern orientation or eastern policy, 641 -- XV. The right of emergency defense, 668 -- Conclusion, 688 -- Index, 689.