Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” has become a year’s bestseller in Germany
According to the newspaper Tagesspiegel, the book has become a top seller in Germany in 2016 with 85 thousand copies sold out, while in January it is planned to launch its sixth circulation.
The book includes critical reviews, prepared by the Institute of Contemporary History in Munich.
According to Director of the Institute Andreas Wirshing, they are going to also publish the French edition of the book, whose version will be reduced and revised.
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