Surely you all know of "Mein Kampf", and the better among you have even read it, but it wasn't Hitler's only written work. Untitled by AH, and released only as "Hitler's Second Book" is a shorter, but equally as eloquent, and linguistically exact document of Hitler's thought process in the 1920's. The bulk of the work concerns foreign policy, and serves to clarify Hitler's rationale for some seemingly baffling convictions he had in regards to Italy and England. Indeed, he presents points that are hard to argue against even in hindsight.
As with a few other high profile works relevant to this board's interests, I have recorded the entirety of the book in my voice and made it available for download here:
Do you sound like R.C. Bray? I hope you sound like R.C. Bray.
Samuel Hall
No, I'm just some fag on the internet with the will to read aloud. My newer recordings are superior to my old, but my voice is hardly ideal. I've changed my diet and breathing habits to improve the quality of my narration. Hopefully some people here will enjoy it.
Feel free to put the files anywhere you like. Be aware I am rerecording "Hilter's War" and "The Destruction of Dresden" due to my own dissatisfaction with the quality.
