The Mein Kampf Book Report

The Mein Kampf was once Germany’s “bible”, but now society disapproves of this book because of who the author was and the message that the author was sending. Adolf Hitler, Germany’s Fuhrer from 1933 to 1945, is the author of this despised novel. Some people might not know it, but before Hitler fought in World War I he was trying to become a professional painter because his lifelong passion was painting, but he was denied the possibility of getting into the art school in Vienna and that is when he decided to enlist for the War. Consequently, Hitler became this military nut who became increasingly obsessed with every detail of war and he then began to oppose to the way that Germany was being governed. Hitler wrote this novel when he was imprisoned for protesting and going against the German government before he gained power. He spent a …show more content…
Adolf initiates the novel describing his childhood and how he suffered the abuses of his alcoholic father and the loss of his mother at a crucial stage of his life. He had a great bond with his mother and when the day came that she stopped breathing it he fell apart. His mother was his hero, his model, his rock, his one and only. Some might say that Adolf was a “mama’s boy”, but I think that he was just really close to her and that is why he suffered so much from her passing away. It feels strange to say it, but I can actually relate Hitler because if my mother were to die I wouldn’t know how to pick up the pieces and continue on with my life. Mothers and sons have one of the strongest bonds that exist. Relating to person that caused so much damage and was filled with so much evil is really difficult. I believe that if Hitler’s mom wouldn’t have passed away so early in his life (Hitler was a young adult) the course of humanity might have been completely