James Holland
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He's not going to get a deal for Mein Kampf Part II.
You know, he's impoverished.
The party's impoverished.
Numbers are down.
They're kind of, you know, a best and a relevance.
We should say he wrote Mein Kampf at this time when he was in prison.
He writes most of Mein Kampf in prison, in Landsberg prison. And then he writes the rest of it in what becomes known as the Kampfhausen, which is this little wooden hut in the Ober Salzburg. And you can still see the remnants of that. And unfortunately, there's still little candles there and stuff in the woods by neo-Nazis and what have you. But that's where he wrote the rest of it.
He writes most of Mein Kampf in prison, in Landsberg prison. And then he writes the rest of it in what becomes known as the Kampfhausen, which is this little wooden hut in the Ober Salzburg. And you can still see the remnants of that. And unfortunately, there's still little candles there and stuff in the woods by neo-Nazis and what have you. But that's where he wrote the rest of it.
He writes most of Mein Kampf in prison, in Landsberg prison. And then he writes the rest of it in what becomes known as the Kampfhausen, which is this little wooden hut in the Ober Salzburg. And you can still see the remnants of that. And unfortunately, there's still little candles there and stuff in the woods by neo-Nazis and what have you. But that's where he wrote the rest of it.
He writes most of Mein Kampf in prison, in Landsberg prison.
And then he writes the rest of it in what becomes known as the Kampfhausen, which is this little wooden hut in the Ober Salzburg.
And you can still see the remnants of that.
And unfortunately, there's still little candles there and stuff in the woods by neo-Nazis and what have you.
But that's where he wrote the rest of it.
I mean, it was Jean-Jacques Rousseau who says, man has his greatest thoughts when surrounded by nature. That was something that kind of Hitler took very much to heart. There was a mentor of his called Dietrich Eckart. Dietrich Eckart introduced him to the Obersalzburg and the beauty of the Southeast Bavarian region. Alps around Berchtesgaden. And that was his favorite place on the planet.
I mean, it was Jean-Jacques Rousseau who says, man has his greatest thoughts when surrounded by nature. That was something that kind of Hitler took very much to heart. There was a mentor of his called Dietrich Eckart. Dietrich Eckart introduced him to the Obersalzburg and the beauty of the Southeast Bavarian region. Alps around Berchtesgaden. And that was his favorite place on the planet.
I mean, it was Jean-Jacques Rousseau who says, man has his greatest thoughts when surrounded by nature. That was something that kind of Hitler took very much to heart. There was a mentor of his called Dietrich Eckart. Dietrich Eckart introduced him to the Obersalzburg and the beauty of the Southeast Bavarian region. Alps around Berchtesgaden. And that was his favorite place on the planet.
I mean, it was Jean-Jacques Rousseau who says, man has his greatest thoughts when surrounded by nature.
That was something that kind of Hitler took very much to heart.
There was a mentor of his called Dietrich Eckart.