the free state of bavaria in southern germany owns the publishing rights to "mein kampf." it has prohibited publication of the book since the war. next year will be the 70th year since hitler's death. as a result, the publishing rights will pass into the public domain. when that happens, new editions might appear on the market. one group preparing to publish "mein kampf" is the institute of contemporary history in munich. the institute is funded by the state government. their edition will include an extensive commentary explaining the social background to the work. the institute says their version of the book will offer readers lessons from history. for this reason, the state of bavaria initially supported the project. >> translator: by analyzing and explaining nazism to the people, we aim to prevent another extreme idea like nazism from being born again. >> reporter: but many germans have concerns. their main fear is that this publication will encourage neo-nazis and other right-wing extremists. >> translator: i'm afraid that young people who are not interested in the naz

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and another team battling regulation is battling, and the club from northern bavaria fired the dutch coach earlier this week. it's a desperate measure at this late stage of the season, but will it help? well, this afternoon, they had a tough away match. >> morale is at an all-time low at nuremberg. the new trainers hope to change that. they had a disastrous season so far. they lost their last game 4-1 at home. it was their eighth loss in the last nine matches. the new coaching duo wants action. >> i would certainly go for t. i'll give it everything. if we go and see ourselves as losers, it will be losers. >> a new trainer with new ideas? a total of eight coaches have been fired so far this season, but it's a move that doesn't always guarantee success. >> this situation is not so much a question of who you're going to fire, but who the new guy will be, who can inject some optimism into the side and get things going again. >> his caretaker coach, he dropped, for example. a perfect record so far. two wins from two games. he's still pushing for a spot in the champions league. >> we call