View source for Winston Churchill's summary of Mein Kampf

This quote from {{Book link|The Gathering Storm|Winston Churchill|by}} contains a very succinct summary of Mein Kampf.

While Mein Kampf has been banned across much of modern Europe, Churchill was quite insistent that major mistakes were made all across pre-war Europe because influential people '''failed''' to read and study it before Hitler rose to power.

When laid out as a bullet pointed list, Churchill's précis of Mein Kampf makes for devastating reading. As was pointed out in a comment by [[Hugh Fitzgerald]] when we blogged about this:

<blockquote>Yes, you are right. The most important — and relevant — part of that excerpt from “The Gathering Storm” is to be found in that list, now given in bullet form, describing the main points of Hitler’s program. '''Just follow it along, point by point, and see how much of it corresponds to what comes out of mosques and madrasas, in and out of the Middle East, in today’s up-to-the-minute Jihad News.''' [http://www.weaponofmusicaldefense.com/blog/2008/12/17/who-do-you-trust-for-honest-information-about-islam/comment-page-1/#comment-29 link]</blockquote>

{{:Here was the new Koran of faith and war: turgid, verbose, shapeless, but pregnant with its message. The main thesis of Mein Kampf is simple. - The Gathering Storm by Winston Churchill}}

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