Mein Kampf

[BinRat55]

A good freind of mine is looking for a copy of Mein Kamph. Details are fuzzy at this time - as in I don't know if she wants to borrow it or buy it... either way, let me know if you can help her out. She lives in Ottawa (yes, she's cute!!) And it's for a project...

 

[mariomike]

Why doesn't she just borrow a copy from the library?
Or buy one:
http://www.amazon.ca/Mein-Kampf-Adolpf-Hitler/dp/0395925037

 

[BinRat55]

She has tried the libraries in her area to no avail... she has very limited resources. I will ask if she tried the internet...

Thanks for the suggestions.

 

[mariomike]

Thanks for taking the suggestions the way they were intended. My original post may have seemed a bit rude, although was not meant to be.
What I would also suggest is that she ask her local library branch for "Inter-library" loan. My local branch has ordered me books from all across Canada ( and I think the USA too? ). Usually for free, but not always. 

 

[wannabe SF member]

Its not hard to find the translation on a PDF for free on the internet. If she only needs to read it without the copy, then its her best bet.

 

[gordjenkins]

If she is still interested, I have a copy she can buy
gordjenkins@sympatico.ca

 

[SeanNewman]

There are dozens of them on Ebay, ranging from expensive leather-bound German first print runs to the super-cheap modern English reprint Amazon ones.

 

[Dennis Ruhl]

Part of the reason.

http://www.mondopolitico.com/library/meinkampf/introduction.htm

shortly after the buy-out by Canadian mega bookstore Indigo of Canada's other mega bookstore, Chapters, de facto owner Heather Reisman purged Mein Kampf from the list of books sold by the 200 or so Canadian outlets of the newly amalgamated mega bookstore company.

Apparently includes full text.  Mind you, if it's for a course, they've either found one or flunked.