What does the title of Adolf Hitler's book Mein Kampf mean?
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Becool1935
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I believe it means "My Struggle."
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My Struggle :-)
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Mien = My Kampf = Struggle. My Struggle.
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It means, "I get's the hots over Eva Braun"
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I think he never explained the real meaning of the title. My struggle would be one possible translation, but I think it is pointing into the wrong direction. My fight would be the way better translation in my opinion. First of all it is the best literal tanslation of the Germn word Kampf. Kampf is used nearly the same way as Fight is used in english, it could be a fight against a desease, a fight like in boxing, a fight like in war. If you translate it as my struggle, you only refer to one part of the meaning, like to fight a defeat or illness. It doesn't translate the whole range of the word "Kampf". Also struggle has a bad negative touch, while the word Kampf as in fight is powerful and action loaded. Everyone struggles with over his problems, but only the brave ones FIGHT them. Hitlers speaches and gestures were supposed to be powerful, I think he would have never agreed to a title called "my struggle".
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Hitler's book in German means My Struggle
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I am gay. My 2 cents.
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Mein Kampf is German for "My Struggle".
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"Mein Kampf (English: My Struggle/My Battle) is a book by the Austrian-born leader of Nazi Germany, Adolf Hitler. It combines elements of autobiography with an exposition of Hitler's National Socialist political ideology." Source and further information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mein_Kampf
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It means 'I'm a Murderous Crazy Prick.'' XD
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It means My Struggle. But as MyFemaleSide said, there are many possible figurative meanings for it to be interpreted. :P
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My Struggle. I know enough German to figure that out. Not much more though.
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it means muchcha kachcha itch kotay naa sar
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mein is masculine so its my for a dude and kampf i would say would be translated to struggle! so my struggle
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Being German I would rather translate "My fight". Struggle seems to me too civilized. And Hitler wated to have the fight and not just a struggle. Political opponents were killed and that even before he was powerful and the time before he took over power in Germany there were conditions sometimes like in a civil war. Battle means for me a fight between two military parts.
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