Mein Kampf was written by Adolf Hitler before he became a major political figure. Hitler has presented his theories and views in it, dividing it into two parts. The first part deals with Hitler's background focusing on his youth. Much of it covers his values and views on nationalism and social conditions. He tries to find proof in history to support all his views. The second part of the book is concerned with Hitler's theories and foundations of his beliefs that form the basis of his National Party. He talks about trade and foreign policy, the propaganda of his party, Jews as threat to post-WWI Germany and the necessity for a strong Germany for its survival post WWI. Read it for insights into Hitler's character, his political methods and organizational skills.