When Adolph Hitler led Germany, every newlywed couple was given a copy of
"Mein Kampf."

"Mein Kampf" was written by Adolf Hitler and is notoriously known as the
Nazi bible. The book has made headlines in recent months because it is once
again to be released in German bookstores. Previously the book had been
banned from reprint in fear of igniting the hatred that caused World War
II. However, the reprint includes analysis and criticism, which have
lengthened the original version from 700 pages to almost 2,000.

"Mein Kampf" became a best seller in the 1930s when the Nazis rose to
power. Actually, when Hitler led Germany, every newlywed couple and German
soldier was given a copy of the book. 
Today, the reprint of the book will be heavily regulated in hopes of
dislodging some of the myths told in the original version.