Uncensored Adolf Hitler: Told What the Reich Leader Is Supposed to Have Said, Here for the First Time, Adolf Hitler Uncensored, Paperback/Mike Walsh

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Victors' propaganda tells us what they claim Adolf Hitler said. In vain we search for the actual words uttered by this great social reformer. From the ashes of the failed Weimar Republic Adolf Hitler in just three years created the world's happiest and most prosperous nation. The most popular leader in European history had much to say about his vision for Germany, Europe and a more just world for all races; a world liberated from the cancer of Capitalism and Communism. Why are his words censored? It would be easier to cut to the chase and see what Germany's redeemer truly said? We can then make up our own minds instead of having them conditioned by someone whose name is anonymous. What mystic forces compelled him to such greatness that even after 80-years of demonization he remains the most popular leader in European history? Uncensored Adolf Hitler is what it says on the can. About the Author: Mike Walsh is a veteran journalist, broadcaster and historian of worldwide reputation. His critics are not defined by culture or ethnicity but by liars of mostly European ethnicity. Over fifty years of publishing he suffered hostility only from leftists, palace journalists and historians; renegade Europeans. Michael has quite a pedigree. His Irish-American father, Patrick, by the time he reached 40-years of age, had fought in four conflicts. As a rebel in the Irish peoples guerrilla war against British Army's Black and Tans. These irregulars, mostly dredged from England's prisons, were notorious for their anti-Irish viciousness. Patrick also fought in the Irish War of Independence. His father went on to fight in the most ferocious hand-to-hand battles during the Spanish Civil War. Whilst on the frontlines, he was a close associate and friend of American war correspondent, Ernest Hemingway. Such was his father's literary merit; he formed a close and enduring friendship with Ireland's most celebrated playwright, Sean O'Casey. Eventually, but not finally, his father served in the