Mein Kampf : A Best Seller 🔼 “We Are Not Finished with Hitler Yet…”

• review by jotsna jari

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✍️ Mein Kampf :-

The autobiography (1925–27 ; first volume ) of Adolf Hitler, setting forth his political philosophy and his plan for German conquest.

On 18 July 1925, Hitler’s book, Mein Kampf (‘My Struggle’) was published. He wrote it in prison, where he was serving a sentence for a failed coup he attempted in 1923. 

In Mein Kampf, Hitler wrote about his ideology and presented himself as the leader of the extreme right. He talked about his life and his youth, his ‘conversion’ to antisemitism (the hatred of Jews) and his time as a soldier in the First World War.

In Mein Kampf, Hitler also wrote a lot about the future of Germany. He wanted to expand the German territory in Eastern Europe and to throw the Jews out of Germany, since he believed they threatened the survival of the German people. Although Mein Kampf does not refer to the later mass murder of Jews during the Second World War (the Holocaust), it does show that he had already developed a hatred of Jews at this time.

He raged against the Treaty of Versailles and the reparations that Germany had to pay because of the Treaty. He did not believe in parliamentary democracy. Mein Kampf is full of racist ideas and hatred of Jews and communists.

  Mein Kampf, Volumes 1 and 2. Published                 between 1925 and 1927

Adolf Hitler’s autobiography and political manifest. Hitler dictated this book to his secretary, Rudolf Hess while imprisoned in Landsberg after the failed 1923 revolution. The first editions, published in 1925 (Band I or Volume One) and 1927 (Band II or Volume Two) were published in separate volumes. With only a few exceptions (special editions) all subsequent Third Reich editions (1930 to 1945) contained both volumes combined in one book. Very few copies of the first editions have survived. When his book first came out it was not a success, few people cared about the book in 1925 which would almost have had a much longer title. The original title Hitler chose was “Viereinhalb Jahre [des Kampfes] gegen Lüge, Dummheit und Feigheit” (Four and a Half Years [of Struggle] against Lies, Stupidity and Cowardice). His Nazi publisher, Max Amann, decided this title was too complicated and had it shortened to Mein Kampf (simply “My Struggle”). Before Hitler became Reichs Chancellor of Germany in 1933, Mein Kampf sold very slowly; but in 1933 alone 1.5 million copies were sold.

  A copy of Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf on        exhibit at the Stutthof concentration    
    camp, near Sztutowo, Poland.

🔺 Points :-

1)   A rare, personally signed copy of German dictator Adolf Hitler’s

autobiography Mein Kampf has been sold for USD 13,000 at an auction in the US.

The front flyleaf of the book is boldly inscribed and signed by Hitler as “Only in battle will the noble man survive! Adolf Hitler on 18/August 1930”.

2)   Mein Kampf is an evil book, but it remains necessary reading for those who seek to understand the Holocaust, for students of totalitarian psychology and for all who care to safeguard democracy. 

3)   George Orwell’s Review of ‘Mein Kampf’ :- 

Indeed, Hitler’s great virtue, as Orwell sees it, is the absolute rigidity of his mind, so that his world-view, such as it was, ‘doesn’t develop’. “It is the fixed vision of a monomaniac and not likely to be much affected by the temporary manoeuvres of power politics”.  

If he (Hitler) was killing a mouse he would know how to make it look like a dragon’.

 4)  Original RARE GERMAN RARE 1937   

   WEDDING EDITION OF ADOLF HITLERS

   “MEIN KAMPF” Certified

In 1935, the Eher publishing house presented Hitler with the idea of giving a specially printed edition of Mein Kampf to every newly wed couple on the day of their wedding. This edition was published with a leather spine and would contain an extra presentation page in the front with blanks for the names of bride and groom and the signature of the mayor of the city, town or village. 

5)   Upon Germany’s defeat and Hitler’s suicide in 1945 Mein Kampf was already considered “the most dangerous book in the world.” Eberhard Jäckel, one of the leading German historians on Hitler’s Germany, expressed the significance of Mein Kampf very succinctly when he wrote that “rarely in history, if indeed ever, would a ruler even before he seized power, reveal in writing what he was about to carry out, as Hitler had done.”

6)   First sentence in Mein Kampf :-

For a racially pure people which is conscious of its blood  can never be enslaved by the jew. In this world he will forever be master over bastards & bastards alone.

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Allegedly the last picture of Adolf Hitler before he committed suicide on April 30, 1945. Hitler (right) and his adjutant Julius Schaub looking at the ruins of the Reich chancellery, April 28, 1945.

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Publisher‎- Rowman & Littlefield (15 January 2022). Language‎- English. Hardcover‎- 294 pages ISBN-10‎ 1538139103 ISBN-13 978-1538139103

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 Beatrice Cenci  :  The Tragic Life 🔼

writer : jotsna jari

The haunting story of Beatrice Cenci (1577-1599), the young Roman noblewoman who murdered her abusive father before being beheaded on a bridge in Rome, still fascinates today.

Beatrice Cenci had been executed in September 1599, aged 22, along with her mother and her brother, for the murder of her father, Count Francesco Cenci.

Lucrezia (Beatrice’s step mother ) was the first to die. She fainted on the chopping block before the sword severed her neck. Beatrice was the second, praised for her dignity and composure on the death block. 

There are still relics of that day on display at the Museo Criminologico in Rome: the “sword of justice” that killed Lucrezia and Beatrice. 

The sword of Justice

🔻  The Face of Beatrice Cenci :- 

Charles Dickens, visiting Rome early in 1845, found himself haunted by a painting. It was, he said, ‘almost impossible to be forgotten’. It was of a young woman with a white turban, looking back over her shoulder towards the artist. Dickens saw in her eyes ‘celestial hope, and a beautiful sorrow, and a desolate earthly helplessness’.

🔺Some Interesting Facts :- 
1.   The famous Italian artist Caravaggio was in the crowd who witnessed the execution of Beatrice Cenci.

2.   The tomb of Beatrice is in the church called San Pietro in Montorio.

3.   Everything that belonged to Beatrice’s family was confiscated and given to the Pope.  He was Pope Clement VIII.

4.   Beatrice was only 22 years old.

5.   In Rome, Beatrice is a heroine and is a symbol against violence to women.

🔻   She became immortalized by the people who saw her as a symbol of resistance to the aristocracy. 

The tragic story of this young woman moved the people of Rome and inspired generations of artists, writers and musicians who consigned her to the eternal memory of Art.

sculpture : Beatrice Cenci

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[ Portrait of Beatrice Cenci’ (detail)  

  attributed to Ginevra Cantofoli, 17century ]

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Poetry – Friend ⬆️

 Poet  –  jotsna jari 

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 Wait a minute my friend

 Let me understand the mind first 

 then exchange of words between us

 keep your eyes on my eyes

 next we walk together step by step 

 We will wipe our feets

 in the soft dew water of grass

 and we will walk

 from day to night

 in search of eternal dream

 Or until  you draw words

 into the grasshopper’s eyes

 The homeless wind

 will find a home 

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 what happened

 Are not you surprised ?

 Don’t worry too much

 you fall in deep love

 .

 You say with love

 love is nectar

 love is life

 Oh my friend of love

 don’t be lonely anymore…  

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Поэзия – Друг 🔼

 Поэт – йотсна яри

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 Подожди минутку, мой друг

 Позвольте мне сначала понять ум

 затем обмен слов между нами

 смотри мне в глаза

 дальше мы идем вместе шаг за шагом

 Мы вытираем ноги

 в мягкой росистой воде травы

 и мы будем ходить

 со дня на ночь

 в поисках вечной мечты

 Или пока не нарисуешь слова

 в глаза кузнечику

 Бездомный ветер

 найдет дом

 .

 что случилось

 Вы не удивлены?

 Не волнуйся слишком много

 ты влюбляешься по уши

 .

 Вы говорите с любовью

 любовь это нектар

 Любовь это жизнь

 О друг любви

 не будь больше одиноким…

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कविता – दोस्त ⬆️

 कवि – जोत्सना जरी

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 एक मिनट रुको मेरे दोस्त

 पहले मन को समझ लूँ

 फिर हमारे बीच शब्दों का आदान-प्रदान

 अपनी आँखें मेरी आँखों पर रखो

 आगे हम एक साथ कदम दर कदम चलते हैं

 हम पांव पोंछेंगे

 घास के नरम ओस के पानी में

 और हम चलेंगे

 दिन से रात

 शाश्वत स्वप्न की तलाश में

 या जब तक आप शब्द नहीं बनाते

 टिड्डे की आँखों में

 बेघर हवा

 घर मिल जाएगा

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 क्या हुआ

 क्या आप हैरान नहीं हैं?

 ज्यादा चिंता न करें

 आप गहरे प्यार में पड़ जाते हैं

 .

 तुम प्यार से कहते हो

 प्रेम अमृत है

 प्रेम ही जीवन है

 ऐ प्यार के दोस्त

 अब अकेले मत रहो…

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কবিতা  – দোসর ⬆️

কবি  –  জ্যোৎস্না জরি 

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একটু দাঁড়াও বন্ধু

মনটাকে বুঝে আসি

তারপর নয়

কথা বিনিময়

চোখে চোখ রাখা

পায়ে পায়ে হাঁটা

আলপথে ঘাসে

নরম শিশিরের জলে 

পা মুছে নিয়ে 

হেঁটে যাব

দিন থেকে রাত 

আজন্ম স্বপ্নের খোঁজে

নয় ততক্ষন 

ফড়িং-এর চোখে 

বুনে দাও কথা 

বিবাগী বাতাস 

ঘর খুঁজে পাবে 

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কি হলো

অবাক হয়েছ নাকি

বেশি ভেবো না

ডুবে যাও প্রেমে 

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ভালোবেসে বলো 

প্রেম অমৃত 

প্রেমই জীবন 

প্রেমের দোসর 

একাকী হয়ো না 

আর…   

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Deal of The Day

شاعری – دوست

 شاعر – جوتسنا جری

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 ایک منٹ رکو میرے دوست

 مجھے پہلے دماغ کو سمجھنے دو

 پھر ہمارے درمیان الفاظ کا تبادلہ ہوا۔

 میری آنکھوں پر آنکھیں رکھو

 اگلا ہم ایک ساتھ قدم بہ قدم چلتے ہیں۔

 ہم اپنے پاؤں پونچھیں گے۔

 گھاس کے نرم اوس پانی میں

 اور ہم چلیں گے

 دن سے رات تک

 ابدی خواب کی تلاش میں

 یا جب تک کہ آپ الفاظ نہ کھینچیں۔

 ٹڈڈی کی آنکھوں میں

 بے گھر ہوا

 گھر مل جائے گا؟

 .

 کیا ہوا

 کیا آپ حیران نہیں ہیں؟

 زیادہ فکر نہ کرو

 آپ گہری محبت میں پڑ گئے ہیں۔

 .

 تم پیار سے کہتے ہو۔

 محبت امرت ہے

 پیار زندگی ہے

 اے محبت کے دوست

 اب تنہا مت رہو…

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Vincent van Gogh : Unrequited Loves 🔼

writer : jotsna jari

♻️ SelfMutilation :- 

After an altercation on the evening of 23 December 1888  Van Gogh returned to his room where he seemingly heard voices and either wholly or in part severed his left ear with a razor causing severe bleeding. He bandaged the wound, wrapped the ear in paper and delivered the package to a woman at a brothel Van Gogh and Gauguin both frequented. Van Gogh was found unconscious the next morning by a policeman and taken to hospital, where he was treated by Félix Rey, a young doctor still in training. The ear was brought to the hospital, but Rey did not attempt to reattach it as too much time had passed.Van Gogh researcher and art historian Bernadette Murphy discovered the true identity of the woman named Gabrielle, who died in Arles at the age of 80 in 1952, and whose descendants still live just outside Arles. Gabrielle, known in her youth as “Gaby,” was a 17-year-old cleaning girl at the brothel and other local establishments at the time Van Gogh presented her with his Arles 

💛 Hospital in Arles (December 1888) :- 

         Local newspaper report dated 30

     December 1888 recording Van Gogh’s

                        self-mutilation.

            Portrait of Félix Rey, January

  1889, Pushkin Museum ; note written by

     Dr Rey for novelist  Irving Stone with sketches of the damage to van Gogh’s ear

💜 Vincent van Gogh :

Unrequited Loves 💙

1)   The story of Vincent’s love of women is mainly one of setbacks and rejections. There was no shortage of desire or need on his part, but Vincent was never lucky in love.

😥 For my part, I still continually have the most impossible and highly unsuitable love affairs from which, as a rule, I emerge only with shame and disgrace.

(To his sister Willemien from Paris, late October 1887)

2)   Early loves :- 

As far as we know, the young Vincent proposed to three women: Caroline Haanebeek in 1872, Eugénie Loyer in 1873 and Kee Vos-Stricker in 1881. For a variety of reasons, all three turned him down.

3)   Vincent was raised in a middle-class home and learned to distinguish between two types of women. Ladies from his own class were viewed as ‘higher beings’, while he felt pity for socially disadvantaged women such as prostitutes.

4)   Sien :- 

In 1882, Vincent rescued Sien Hoornik – a pregnant prostitute with a young daughter – in The Hague. He picked them up from the street and moved them into the little studio where he was living.

For a while, Vincent’s longing for a family seemed fulfilled. But things soon began to go wrong and eighteen months later Vincent moved to Drenthe on his own.

                 TWO UNHAPPY SOULS

5)   Agostina Segatori :- 

What precisely went on between Vincent and Agostina Segatori, the Italian owner of the restaurant Le Tambourin, on the Boulevard de Clichy, remains unclear. The two had a relationship from December 1886 to May 1887.

According to Paul Gauguin, Vincent was ‘very much in love’ with Agostina, but this lady friend too turned out to be a source of problems.

6)   Acceptance :- 

After so many failed relationships, Vincent eventually came to accept his fate. His unpredictable, maladjusted and unstable personality proved entirely unsuitable when it came to matters of the heart.

In Arles in 1888, Vincent turned to prostitutes for comfort and to his ‘requited loves’ – art, nature and his brother Theo.

Death 🔼

On 27 July 1890, aged 37, Van Gogh is believed to have shot himself in the chest with a 7mm revolver.

He died in the early hours of 29 July. According to Theo, Vincent’s last words were: “The sadness will last forever”.​

Van Gogh was buried on 30 July, in the municipal cemetery of Auvers-sur-Oise.

Van Gogh shot himself. Here are reasons why it was suicide :- 

1. Vincent’s doctor believed it was suicide

A few hours after the shooting, Vincent’s doctor, Paul Gachet, wrote to the artist’s brother, Theo van Gogh, to break the news that “he has wounded himself”. Dr Gachet had inspected the wound and spoken with Vincent. Had there been anything to suggest possible foul play, he would presumably not have let the matter rest. Two weeks after Vincent’s death, he wrote again to Theo, explicitly using the word “suicide”.

2. Theo believed it was suicide

Theo, who rushed to his brother’s bedside and conversed with him during his final 12 hours, was convinced it was suicide. Three days after Vincent’s death, he wrote an emotionally charged letter to his wife, Jo: “One of his last words was: this is how I wanted to go & it took a few moments & then it was over & he found the peace he hadn’t been able to find on earth.”

3. Friends believed it was suicide

Emile Bernard, Van Gogh’s closest friend, attended the funeral and spoke with Dr Gachet and Theo. Dr Gachet told Bernard that he had hoped to save his patient’s life, but Vincent had warned him that “then I’ll have to do it over again”. Two days after the funeral, Bernard wrote a detailed account to the critic Albert Aurier: “He killed himself. On Sunday evening he went into the countryside around Auvers, placed his easel against a haystack and went behind the château and fired a revolver shot at himself.” Vincent had “done it in complete lucidity”, with a “wish to die”.

                Van Gough suicide gun 

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[ The corroded gun that is said to have killed Van Gogh was displayed and auctioned in Paris in June, fetching €162,500. ]

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   “You teach me, I forget. 

      You show me, I remember. 

      You involve me, I understand.”

                               – Edward O. Wilson

Edward Osborne Wilson 🔼

(June 10, 1929 – December 26, 2021)

He was an American biologist, naturalist and writer. His specialty was myrmecology, the study of ants, on which he was called the world’s leading expert, and he was nicknamed Ant Man.

Wilson has been called “the father of sociobiology and “the father of biodiversity” for his environmental advocacy, and his secular – humanist and deist ideas pertaining to religious and ethical matters. Among his contributions to ecological theory is the theory of island biogeography (developed in collaboration with the mathematical ecologist Robert MacArthur), which served as the foundation of the field of conservation area design, as well as the unified neutral theory of biodiversity of Stephen P. Hubbell.

Wilson was recognized as one of the most important scientists and influential people in the world by publications such as Time & Encyclopedia Britannica. He received more than 150 prestigious awards and medals around the world, and was an honorary member of more than 30 world renowned and prestigious organizations, academies, and institutions. Several animal species have been scientifically named in his honor, mostly ant species as well as one bird and one bat species.

Work :- 

Sociobiology: The New Synthesis, 1975

Wilson used sociobiology and evolutionary principles to explain the behavior of social insects and then to understand the social behavior of other animals, including humans, thus establishing sociobiology as a new scientific field. He argued that all animal behavior, including that of humans, is the product of heredity, environmental stimuli, and past experiences, and that free-will is an illusion. He referred to the biological basis of behavior as the “genetic leash”. The sociobiological view is that all animal social behavior is governed by epigenetic rules worked out by the laws of evolution. This theory and research proved to be seminal, controversial, and influential.

On Human Nature, 1978 –

“The evolutionary epic is probably the best myth we will ever have.” Wilson’s fame prompted use of the morphed phrase epic of evolution. The book won the Pulitzer Prize in 1979.

The Ants, 1990 –    Wilson, along with Bert Holldobler, carried out a systematic study of ants and ant behavior, culminating in the 1990 encyclopedic work The Ants.

Because much self-sacrificing behavior on the part of individual ants can be explained on the basis of their genetic interests in the survival of the sisters, with whom they share 75% of their genes. 

Wilson argued for a sociobiological explanation for all social behavior on the model of the behavior of the social insects.

Wilson said in reference to ants Karl Marx was right, socialism works, it is just that he had the wrong species. 

❤️ “Destroying rainforest for economic gain is like burning a Renaissance painting to cook a meal.” – E. O. Wilson. ❤️

On Human Nature :- Publisher‎- Harvard University Press; 2nd edition (22 October 2004) Language‎- English. Paperback‎272 pagesISBN-10‎0674016386 ISBN-13‎978-0674016385

The Ants :- Publisher‎- Liveright (5 October 2021) Language‎- English. Paperback‎288 pages ISBN-10‎1324091096 ISBN-13‎978-1324091097

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Poetry : Companion ⬆️

 Poet : Jotsna Jari

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 You were a long way traveler

 then you came near 

 Stay together for a few days

 you got pain

 from the thron 

 The soft scent 

 of some flowers

 was shared between twos 

This is how the journey begins  

 our words…  our pain 

 all remained ours 

who cares about that 

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 I will walk the way of the world…  

 with the world

 With this hope…   

 I keep hand in your hand. 

 Ah…   the soul of my life  

 the song you wrote with the melody 

is still alive today 

 But the pain remains

I sew the words together  

 Keeping the head on grass…   

 with the light of moon & sun on chest

 we fill both of our house

 with happiness…  

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