‘Mein Kampf’ being prepared for German students

Published on April 25, 2012

A new annotated edition of “Mein Kampf” is being prepared for German high school students.

British publisher to fight ‘Mein Kampf’ ban

Published on March 15, 2012

A British publisher is vowing to fight a Munich court’s decision to permanently ban his publication of excerpts of Hitler’s “Mein Kampf.”

Good cop advocacy marked Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi’s The Israel Project

Published on February 14, 2012

Here’s what the international Jewish media conspiracy looks like: Two men and four women, all clad in dark suits, sitting around a table in a windowless conference room in a nondescript office in midtown Manhattan.

Plans to publish ‘Mein Kampf’ in German postponed

Published on January 25, 2012

A British publisher has postponed plans to publish segments of Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” after threats of legal action. Peter McGee said Wednesday on the website of his weekly magazine Zeitungszeugen that he would not begin publishing the segments Thursday as planned until the legal issues were ironed out.

Making ‘Mein Kampf’ available in German may be illegal

Published on January 17, 2012

Plans by a British publisher to make segments of Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” available in the German language may run into legal trouble.

Memo notes Giffords’ Judaism in motives of alleged attacker

Published on January 9, 2011

A U.S. Department of Homeland Security memo reportedly notes that Gabriel Giffords is Jewish in describing the motives of the Arizona congresswoman's alleged assailant.

Arizona congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords critical after being shot in the head

Published on January 8, 2011

Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) was in critical condition after being shot in the head.

Lessons I learned from ‘Mein Kampf’

By Tammy Shel
Published on January 31, 2008

Reading "Mein Kampf" was no simple task for me. Growing up in Tel Aviv, I learned from a young age that the book was taboo. More than that, it felt like forbidden fruit; as if bringing it home would have contaminated my apartment. Even checking out the book from the library was no simple task. However, as a scholar, a philosopher of humanistic education and a curious human being, an urge grew inside me over the years to read Hitler's own words -- to learn his view of the Jews and why he was consumed with hatred that resulted in the destruction of so many people.

It Pays the Bills

By Richard Allen Greene
Published on July 12, 2001

A controversy has erupted after reports that a British charity set up to aid German Jewish refugees accepted royalties from the sale of Hitler's "Mein Kampf" -- even though the group no longer accepts the royalties.