Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf is intriguing for numerous reasons. But one of the more intriguing ones is the amount of irony found in the book. What is especially interesting about the irony in Mein Kampf is the fact that Hitler was not even aware of it himself. The irony is totally unintentional. Hitler has delusions of grandeur. He thinks that Providence plays a personal role in what he perceives ... state". They were: citizens, subjects, and foreigners. Until German men have served in the German army, they are not true citizens, but only subjects. Women who are not married, have similar status...

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