Mein Kampf

The first section that we read of Hitler's Mein Kampf was about war propaganda. Hitler's main point as he greatly referenced in paragraph 4, people as a whole are not the most intelligent. Hitler says that people forget easily, and that one point needs be drilled into their heads.
Chapter 10 is about about the collapse of the German economy. Hitler writes that the War is the cause of the comic collapse. In chapter nineteen, Hitler writes that the Jewish people did nothing to help the German people, and that all they did was smile.
The eleventh chapter of Mein Kampf is about the role of race. Hitler starts the chapter out by saying that the breeding of children is very important to the integrity of the nation. In paragraph 26, Hitler refers to North America. He says that Germany is far above that of North America, because Germany has only bred up, with Germans, while people that live in North America breed down. Hitler thinks that the loss of the pure Aryan blood line would result in the loss of inner happiness.
In chapter 14, Hitler writes that the German people need to do whatever they can to maintain Germany. In paragraph 30, Hitler says that the Germans must fight for their right to "German" lands.
Hitler, while evil, was a brilliant man. He knew how to control the people, and to make them do what he wants. The German people felt that he was doing all of this to protect them. Hitler must of had problems with people of other races in his life to explain why he wants to crush them.
Germany did not know what thy were in for when Hitler eventually came into power. With the ideas of Mein Kampf, Germany was in for something different than what they were used to. The Jewish people would be suppressed. Also, the government would be more controlling than what they were used to.