I recently was fortunate enough to pick up a 76 yo 1st ed copy of the Manheim translation, the only word-for-word translation. There are kiked footnotes, but those can easily be ignored. Which translation did you read, and why?
Which translation did you read?
Jacob Martin
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Nicholas Wright
I haven't read it because my German is still not good enough
Mason Stewart
Stalag edition, but I want to learn German. Some of these editions are kiked.
Zachary Adams
This isn't the version I read (it's new), but Thomas Dalton's translation is the one to go with.
Carolyn Yeager has a handful of excerpts published on her blog: carolynyeager.net
Ryan Sullivan
Learn German.
Kevin Bailey
The rabbi approved version of course
Jonathan Perez
Mannheim isn't good. Ford and Stalag are both much better.
Samuel Scott
What's a good physical copy of Mein Kampf in German? And where can I find one?
Thomas Fisher
This is why Manheim is shit. Word for word translations miss the mark when trying to convey the overarching concepts behind the thought process. Find a Stalag Edition and you'll see what I mean.
Kayden Ross
I've seen someone here recommend "Ford" translation.