Mein Kampf: the official 1939 edition

Mein Kampf --
the 1939 edition translated by James Murphy --
Introduction: Author\'s preface --
The fortress, Landsberg am Lech --
Translator\'s introduction --
In the home of my parents --
Years of study and suffering in Vienna --
Political reflections arising out of my sojourn in Vienna --
Munich --
The World War --
War propaganda --
The revolution --
The beginning of my political activities --
The German Labour Party --
Why the Second Reich collapsed --
Race and people --
The first stage in the development of the German National Socialist Labour Party --
Weltanschauung and party --
The state --
Citizens and subjects of the state --
Personality and the ideal of the people\'s state --
Weltanschauung and organization --
The first period of our struggle --
The conflict with the red forces --
The strong is strongest when alone --
Fundamental ideas regarding the nature and organization of the storm troops --
The mask of federalism --
Propaganda and organization --
The problem of the trade unions --
The German post-war policy of alliances --
Germany\'s policy in Eastern Europe --
The right to self-defence --
Epilogue --
Endnotes.