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    Hitler's Theory - An Analysis of Mein Kampf (Part 2)
    Hitler's Theory - An Analysis of Mein Kampf (Part 2)
    Hitler's Theory - An Analysis of Mein Kampf (Part 2)
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    Hitler's Theory - An Analysis of Mein Kampf (Part 2)

    By Isuru Abeysinghe

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    The first book analyzed the early parts of the book within the context of logical deconstruction. This second book continues to consider the work of Hitler but this time on a physiological level. The book described Hitler's main theories and driving ideas which led to the rise of the NAZI regime surrounding the second world war.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIsuru Abeysinghe
    Release dateNov 6, 2012
    ISBN9781301637430
    Hitler's Theory - An Analysis of Mein Kampf (Part 2)
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    Isuru Abeysinghe

    My life has generally been devoted to the pursuit of technical ambitions, being a graduate of Software Engineering and working for a financial services company as a software developer. However, I have many interests in humanities - history and politics mainly - providing fuel for my creative outlet of writing. I try and integrate equal parts of bleak and almost brutal analysis together with sardonic comedy to produce works that I hope will offer new perspectives and reflect actual social issues in the real world.

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