From my understanding, without reading Hitler's second book, is that it detailed his further economic and social plan for the German Reich. It was never published because Hitler was already on the right path. He was making friends with the right people and was starting to get some traction.
What did you think of Hitler's 2nd book? The general consensus is that the book is legit, it detailed much of Hitler's desired foreign policy, which he decided to not show his hand later on. What subjects does the book actually go over.
**In His Own Words: the Essential Speeches of Adolf Hitler** is a pretty good book. I'd recommend that over the "Table talks".
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The book commonly known as "Hitler's second book" was published by a jew. Need I say more? I have never seen this particular picture before, but my guess is that it's just the German version of what I've already seen.
OP is correct about the Table Talks being fake though, so he doesn't immediately strike me as a disingenuous shill.
No it's not, actually. Irving is not always the greatest resource on things; he isn't perfect. There was a great thread on Frenschan about the TT before it got shoah'd, I managed to find some bits of it that I had saved
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We can deduce its illegitimacy quite simply though. The original documents that the TT was composed from spent time in (((allied))) hands after the war, so there you have it. If that wasn't enough, the table talks are the *only* source in existence for anti-Christian quotes attributed to Hitler. No other book, publication, or speech that he *ever* produced or originated contained similar sentiments. Gee, I wonder why that might be. You are correct about the Goebbels diary though.
Well after doing some digging the book was of the recorded transcripts that never really saw the day until it was published in 1961. Then another version was published one more time in 2003 by the jew Gerhard Weinberg. So if you can get the original transcripts or perhaps the 1961 book should be legit.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hitlers_Zweites_Buch
What did you think of Hitler's 2nd book? The general consensus is that the book is legit, it detailed much of Hitler's desired foreign policy, which he decided to not show his hand later on. What subjects does the book actually go over.
**In His Own Words: the Essential Speeches of Adolf Hitler** is a pretty good book. I'd recommend that over the "Table talks".