Controversial Reprint of ‚Mein Kampf‘ Sells Like Hotcakes in Germany – A new edition of Adolf Hitler’s Nazi manifesto has ignited a heated debate over history and anti-Semitism. | TakePart

It’s not every day that a nearly 100-year-old anti-Semetic manifesto becomes a modern runaway success. But after being absent from German bookstores for 70 years, a new annotated edition of Adolf Hitler’s autobiographical Mein Kampf, which clocked in at rambling 725 pages when it was first printed, was made available for purchase in the country on Friday—and it quickly sold out.