Original 1933 German edition of Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler, printed in the year of his rise to power. This is a 71st edition, issued as a two-volume work bound in a single book (Zwei Bände in einem Band) and presented in its uncut, complete text.
Published by Franz Eher Nachfolger, Munich, the official publishing house of the NSDAP, this early 1933 printing predates the vast mass-production runs of later wartime editions and is therefore considerably scarcer and more historically significant.
The book is housed in its original blue cloth binding, featuring a gold-stamped NSDAP eagle and swastika on the front cover and gilt lettering on the spine. Internally, the volume retains the portrait page of Adolf Hitler with facsimile signature, as well as the original title and publisher pages dated 1933.
An ownership stamp reading “Theodor Sacksen, Blankenese” is present, adding period provenance. The pages show expected age toning but remain structurally sound and complete.
This example represents an important early political publication from the formative year of the Third Reich, making it a desirable piece for advanced collectors, historians, or institutional collections.
Details:
Title: Mein Kampf
Author: Adolf Hitler
Year: 1933
Edition: 71st printing
Format: Two volumes in one book, unabridged
Publisher: Franz Eher Nachfolger, Munich
Binding: Original cloth with gilt emblem and lettering
Condition: Complete, original, with honest age wear
A rare early-power-period edition, distinctly more desirable than later wartime prints.
