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My opinion is no, it should not be added, because it says more about what's happening in Gaza and nothing about the book itself. In other words, the proposed addition is slanted towards
a particular point of view on the Gaza conflict. —
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I think it was William L. Shirer who reported that ‘Mein Kampf’ had massive sales after Hitler’s rise to power because many Germans felt they would be politically beyond suspicion if they displayed a copy in their homes. Most admitted that they found it unreadable.
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My opinion is no, it should not be added, because it says more about what's happening in Gaza and nothing about the book itself. In other words, the proposed addition is slanted towards
a particular point of view on the Gaza conflict. —
Diannaa (
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20:43, 20 December 2023 (UTC)reply
Best Seller
I think it was William L. Shirer who reported that ‘Mein Kampf’ had massive sales after Hitler’s rise to power because many Germans felt they would be politically beyond suspicion if they displayed a copy in their homes. Most admitted that they found it unreadable.
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08:24, 20 February 2024 (UTC)reply