This Bengali edition presents Adolf Hitler's political manifesto as a historical document for study, not as a work of political guidance. First published in the 1920s, it combines autobiography with the ideology that later shaped Nazi Germany.
Read critically, the text serves as a primary source on how extremist propaganda is constructed: how grievance is organised into doctrine, how racial hatred is dressed as argument, and how a movement builds towards authoritarian rule. Historians, political science students and researchers consult it to trace the conditions that led to the Second World War, and Bengali-speaking readers can now examine that material in their own language.
For readers and researchers:
• Bengali translation of a twentieth-century primary source
• Reference material for coursework on Nazism and fascism
• Insight into the mechanics of propaganda and hate ideology
• Intended for critical historical study rather than endorsement
Suited to history and political science students, researchers and serious readers building a twentieth-century reference shelf, available at Boipoka.