Adolf Hitler's autobiography "Mein Kampf" has become a German bestseller. The first reprint since the end of World War II has sold tens of thousands of copies, after being banned for seven decades.
Mein Kampf, which means "My Struggle" in English, was published in two volumes in 1925-1926.
Written while Hitler was in prison, it features autobiographical information about his youth and explains his anti-Semitic and extremist views.
For 70 years, the hate-filled book was banned out of respect for victims of the Nazis and to prevent incitement of hatred.
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