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Mentioned in 122 episodes

Mein Kampf

Book • 1925

Mein Kampf, written by Adolf Hitler while he was imprisoned following the failed Beer Hall Putsch in 1923, is a two-volume work that combines autobiography and political treatise.

The book details Hitler's early life, his experiences during World War I, and his increasing antisemitism and militarism.

It outlines his vision for Germany, including the need for Lebensraum (living space) in Eastern Europe, and his racist and anti-Semitic views.

The work became the central text of National Socialism and a blueprint for Hitler's policies, including aggressive foreign policy and the persecution of Jews and other minority groups.

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Mentioned in 122 episodes

Mentioned by

Joe Rogan

when discussing the assassination attempt on a former president.

8,339 snips

#2234 - Marc Andreessen

Mentioned by

James Holland

as a source of royalties for Hitler to buy the Berghof.

1,207 snips

#470 – James Holland: World War II, Hitler, Churchill, Stalin & Biggest Battles

Mentioned by

Vejas Liulevicius

when discussing Nazi ideology and plans for Eastern Europe.

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#444 – Vejas Liulevicius: Communism, Marxism, Nazism, Stalin, Mao, and Hitler

Mentioned by

Dominic Sandbrook

and

Tom Holland

multiple times throughout the episode, highlighting its significance in understanding Hitler's plans.

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530. Hitler’s War on Poland: Countdown to Armageddon (Part 1)

Mentioned by

Dominic Sandbrook

when discussing the impact of the Great War on Hitler's worldview.

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528. The Nazis' Road to War: Hitler Prepares to Strike (Part 1)

Mentioned by

Tommy Robinson

when discussing the percentage of the book dedicated to hatred.

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An Honest Conversation With Tommy Robinson

Mentioned by Richard Evans as Hitler's autobiographical political manifesto.

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Plain History: How Adolf Hitler Destroyed German Democracy in Six Months

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

in the context of a copyright case and its impact on the publishing industry.

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What We Can Learn from the Ancient Stoics

Mentioned by

Sam Harris

while discussing the power of ideas and the contagious nature of liberal ideas, referencing Orwell's insights on Hitler's actions.

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#376 — How Democracies Fail

Mentioned when discussing Hitler's architectural plans for Berlin.

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The Nazi Block

Mentioned by

Lex Fridman

in a discussion about the role of universities in protecting controversial figures.

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#377 – Harvey Silverglate: Freedom of Speech

Mentioned by

Clayton Morris

as mandatory reading to understand Hitler's ideology.

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Thank God Trump Brokered a Ceasefire. That’s the Last Thing Mark Levin Wanted.

Mentioned by

Sam Parr

while discussing lessons learned from studying the life of Hitler and the rise of Nazism.

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Controversial Business Lessons From Napoleon, Edison & Hitler

Referenced by

Jason Stanley

to describe the Nazi's view on education where students are to learn about the deeds of great men of the race.

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Why Trump’s Cartoonish Fascism Is So Effective with Jason Stanley

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

in the context of censorship and the importance of understanding opposing viewpoints.

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BONUS: This Is The Stoicism Talk The Navy Banned (Ryan Holiday At The U.S. Naval Academy)

Mentioned by

Joe Rogan

when discussing the importance of truth and the spread of propaganda.

106 snips

#2362 - Ralph Barbosa

Mentioned by

Dominic Sandbrook

in the context of Hitler's writing during his imprisonment.

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296: The Nazis: The Beer Hall Putsch (Part 2)

Mentioned by

Tom Holland

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Dominic Sandbrook

when discussing Hitler's ideology and plans for war.

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406. The Nazis in Power: Hitler’s Road to War (Part 3)

Mentioned by

A.J. Swoboda

and

Preston Sprinkle

in the context of whether or not it is important to read the works of one's enemies.

76 snips

How to Learn from Experts and Enemies: Dr. A.J. Swoboda

Mentioned by James Lindsay as one of the texts that you should read to understand truth.

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James Lindsay on Marx, Education, and the History of “Woke”

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