Nazism never ceased to exert attraction to some people and "Mein Kampf" never ceased to be available in many countries, and in many languages.
It never ceased to be available in Arab countries ever since it was first published and until the present day - one wonders why.
Whether to have it published in Germany, has some symbolic value and I doubt that anyone who spends his/her money on that book will ever be interested in those "annotations" so that "annotation" thing is just a gimmick.
The funny thing is that it had to be a Jew, out of all people who live in Germany, to recommend "Mein Kampf" |
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