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plus mei n kampf. the a debate on this past. >> it is important to know how a book can destroy human beings in such a way while it was a manual for crimes, for extermination of people in the world. >> i think having this book out is a shame to society and certainly something that the german people should not permit in any manner. >>> good evening, everyone. welcome to the program. i'm christiane amanpour in london. more than 42,000 people besieged for the last six months say they're being slowly starved to death, and they're sharing these shocking images of children and babies on social media. a small charity sent us these pictures showing their desperate efforts to help people with what little remains, handing out soup and milky porridge. although we can't get in or independently verify the situation, as these images have become public, cede the united nations said the asaad regime will allow aid. britain has strongly condemned the regime, accusing them of starving their people. two years ago the regi

mein kampf, adolph hitler's manifesto of hate, here is john van vigliotti. >> the reporter: the world got its first glimpse of hitler's nazi germany at the nuremberg rallies of the 1930s. >> his political views and call for a supreme race helped divide the country. but it was hitler's book mein kampf or my struggle written a decade earlier that paved the way, the manifesto outlined hitler's plan to exterminate the jewish people and started the movement that killed six million jews during the holocaust. more than 10 million copies were printed, sold and even handed out by the government at weddings. in 1945, when hitler died and world with war few ended the allies handed the copyright to the bavarian government who stopped the presses. 70 years later that copyright has expired, and mein kampf is back in german book stores for the first time. it is a chapter in history some are conflicted about reopening. ayo oppenheimer hers in jerusalem. >> i am not thrilled about this that mein kampf can be in even wider dissemination around the world given the hateful content. >> the reporter: the g

hitler's "mein kampf," or "my struggle," his 1920s manifesto that paved the way. the nazis printed at least 10 million copies. they were sold widely and handed out by the government to newlyweds and soldiers. 1945 when hitler died and world war ii ended the allies handed the copyright to the bavarian government, who stopped the presses. 75 years later that copyright has expired and "mein kampf" is back in german bookstores for the first time. it's a chapter in history some who lived through it hoped would stay closed. this latest printing has some key additions to the original copy. the german government would only allow an annotated version with academic analysis of the text. "this edition exposes the false information spread by hitler, his downright lies, and his many professor, director of germany's institute for contemporary history, the book's publisher. scholars also say the reprint will demystify hitler by exposing just how bad a writer he was. >> it's a waffle. it's a rant. it's unstructured. it is unreadable. i think making that open and showing that to p

((denise valdez)) it's the first time mein kampf has been availble since the end of world war 2. from london on the controversial publication. >(mein kampf on table/then stills in bookshops) a controversial piece of history is once again on sale in german bookshops. critics of the decision to reprint hitler's 'mein kampf,' worry it could refuel anti- semitic sentiment. ....german ( - charlotte knobloch/german resident)(too fast to font) this german resident says, "to find "mein kampf" in bookstores...i just can't imagine it. but the books new publishers say the book can teach valuable lessons. ...german (sot - christian hartmann/institut e of contemporary history) "hitler's work requires an evaluation, rectification and critique" said the project's' leader. (tight shot of book) mein kampf - german for 'my struggle' -- is considered hitler's rough draft of the holocaust. he wrote the anti- semitic tirade in the 1920's. after his death in the 40's the bavarian government took control of the text and stopped printing it. but after 70 years the copyright expired. its been given the o

the bavarian government who stopped the presses. 70 years later that copyright has expired, and mein kampf is back in german book stores for the first time. it is a chapter in history some ayo oppenheimer hers in jerusalem. >> i am not thrilled about this that mein kampf can be in even wider dissemination around the world given the hateful content. >> the reporter: the german government would only allow the book to be reprinted with academic analysis of the text. >> this edition exposes the false information spread by hitler, his down right lies and many half truths. that historian andreas wirsching, the book's publisher. >> hitler's original unchallenged version of mein kampf is still sold in countries outside of germany and is widely available online. but the new version scholars say is far from a fascist bible instead offering crucial context that exposes a horrific past. >> both history, so history won't repeat itself, vigliotti, london. >> axelrod: coming up next, the chilling call from a teenager who was shot after pulling a prank. fire dog, when cbs evening news continues. and many

controversy in germany, where editors are being allowed to kampf" for the first time since hitler's death. we start in the united states, where barack obama has been giving an address to the nation this new year's day. makeresident vowing to 2016 the year that america steps up and control in the wake of a series of massacres. we know webama: cannot stop every act of violence but what if we try to stop even one? what if congress did something, anything, to protect our kids from gun violence? myew months ago i directed team at the white house to look at any new action i could take help reduce gun violence. on monday i will meet with our attorney general, limited lynch, to discuss our options, because i get too many letters from parents and teachers and kids to sit around and do nothing. afghanistan next, where the taliban claims responsibility for an explosion that killed two people and wounded a dozen more in trouble. happened at a restaurant popular with westerners. engulfed instaurant flames and security forces surrounding the area. the explosion rocked this central residential district

critics of the decision to reprint hitler's mein kampf worry it could you please you will anti- -- be with you will anti- semitic sentiments. >> this german resident said to find mein kampf and extra, i can imagine -- can imagine it to get the books new publisher see the book can teach valuable lessons. >> hitler's word requires an evaluation rectification and critique said the projects from there. mein kampf german for my struggle is considered hitler's rough draft of the holocaust against he wrote the -- he wrote the anti- semitic tirade in 1920's. after his death in the 40s, the government took ntrol of the textnd stuck to printing it. after 17 years, the copyright expired, it's been given the okay for republishing with some key revision. allow and -- allow annotated editions meaning each copy must feature academic commentary critical of hitler's rantings. >>> some in israel are i'm -- are ambivalent about the reprinting. >> it's kind of impossible to control and i not sure that we should. >> the release comes as though you were of grapples with -- hitler's original man -- mein kam

kampf" is on sale in germany for the first time since world war ii. the first printing sold out quickly. the report from our london bureau. >> reporter: the nuremberg rallies of the 1930s were for many the first glimpse of hitler's nazi germany. his anti-semitic tirades divided the country. long before the atrocities of the holocaust and the millions of jews murdered history had an outline. hitler's "mein kampf," or "my struggle," his 1920s manifesto that paved the way. the nazis printed at least 10 million copies. they were sold widely and handed out by the government to newlyweds and soldiers. 1945 when hitler died and world war ii ended the allies handed the copyright to the bavarian government, who stopped the presses. 75 years later that copyright has expired and "mein kampf" is back in german bookstores for the first time. it's a chapter in histwry some who lived through it hoped would this latest printing has some key additions to the original copy. the german government would only allow an annotated version with academic analysis of the text.

adolph hitler's "mein kampf's" publication has been banned in germany since the end of the second world war until now. an annotated version of the book went on sale today across the country. >> they've arrived, 50 copies of hitler's "mein kampf" or "my struggle" ordered by munich book dealer who plans to sell this most notorious and most dangerous of all german books. >> it's an extremely hateful, inhuman text. it is anti-semitic, racist, militarist. but i believe it is worth it to analyze the text once again. >> adolph hitler wrote the book in 1924 without a ghost writer, all by himself. the essence of his thinking is all inside, hatred of jews and desire to expand germany territory eastward. now, munich's institute of contemporary history has republished the book with commentary and thousands of footnotes. >> this edition exposes hitler's scattered disinformation, his outright laws and half truths purely aimed at having a propagandistic. >> even so, the very idea of "mein kampf" being back on the bookshelves is shocking to many of the victims. many members of the jewish community were

hitler's "mein kampf," or "my struggle," his 1920s manifesto that paved the way. the nazis printed at least 10 million copies. they were sold widely and handed out by the government to newlyweds and soldiers. 1945 when hitler died and world war ii ended the allies handed the copyright to the bavarian government, who stopped the presses. 75 years later that copyright has expired and "mein kampf" is back in german bookstores for the first time. it's a chapter in history some who lived through it hoped would stay closed. key additions to the original copy. the german government would only allow an annotated version with academic analysis of the text. information spread by hitler, half-truths," said this i think making that open and showing that to potentially interested students is a good thing. >> reporter: the publishing house behind the new edition says they can't keep up with the demand. controversy, it appears, sells books. reaction has been mixed in israel. >> it's complicated. on the one hand, i'm not thrilled about the fact that "mein kampf" can now are in ev

hitler's "mein kampf," or "my struggle," his 1920s manifesto that paved the way. the nazis printed at least 10 million copies. they were sold widely and handed out by the government to newlyweds and soldiers. 1945 when hitler died and world war ii ended the allies handed the copyright to the bavararn presses. 75 years later that copyright has expired and "mein kampf" is back in german bookstores for the first time. it's a chapter in history some who lived through it hoped would stay closed. this latest printing has some key additions to the original copy. the german government would only allow an annotated version with academic analysis ofofhe text. "this edition exposes the false information spread by hitler, his downright lies, and his many half-truths," said this professor, director of germany's institute for contemporary history, the book's publisher. scholars also say the reprint will demystify hitler by exposing just how bad a writer he was. >> it's a waffle. it's a rant. it's unstructured. it is unreadable. i think making that open and owing that to potenti

"mein kampf," are ow my",," or my struggle. the nazis printed at lelet ten million copies. they were sold widely and even handed out to newlyweds and soldiers. when hitler died the allies handed the copyright to the bavarian government. but 75 years later that copyright has expired and "mein kampf" is back in book stores for the first time. key additiwns. the german government would only low an annotated version with academic annals of the test. this exposes the lies and such. >> it's a rant. it is unstructured. it is unreadable. and i think making that open and showing that to potentially interested students is a good thing. >> the publishing hse behind th new additionedition says they can't keep up with the demand. controversy sells books. the reaction's been mixed in israel. >> i'm not thrilled that "mein kampf" can be in even wider dissemination around the world given the hateful content that but on the other hand it is kind of impossible to control speech. and i'm not even sure that we should. >> hitler's original "mein kampf" is already sold widely outside of germany

this is the volume of mein kampf. far bigger than the original second volume that was written by adolf hitler. it is full of an notations and critiques of nazi policy, of the ideology put forward by adolf hitter. there are many who are vehemently opposed to the republication of this. i spoke to the jewish community and one lady told me she felt this was garbage and why should it be republished. she was speechless. she could not find words to describe her feeling at the prospect of this book beak republished. then that same - this same book, the annotated version of it, the authors here say it is necessary to publish this book because the copyright laws have changed here in germany insofar as this is concerned. the copyright law has expired regarding adolf hitler which meant they felt they had to publish this book to in some way undo the damage that mein kampf has done and may do in the future. that's what they say why they believe that this book, their version should be published >>> live for us in germany, dominic, a

kampf" to sell out its first printing in germany since world war ii. blocked from publication for all those deck, the book is now on sale in a heavily annotated two volume edition. >> print run for 4 thousand and received orders for 15 thousand. >> the along before the atrocities of the holocaust, history had an outline. "mein kampf," are ow my",," or my struggle. the nazis printed at least ten million copies. they were sold widely and even handed out to newlyweds and soldiers. when hitler died the allies bavarian government. but 75 years later that copyright has expired and "mein kampf" is back in book stores for the first time. this latest printing has some key additions. the german government would only allow an annotated version with academic annals of the test. this exposes the lies and such. >> it's a rant. it is unstructured. it is unreadable. and i think making that open and showing that to potentially interested students is a good thing. >> the publishing house behind the new additionedition says they can't controversy sells books. the reactio

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mein kampf, adolph hitler's manifesto of hate, here is john van vigliotti. >> the reporter: the world got its first glimpse of hitler's nazi germany at the nuremberg rallies of the 1930s. >> his political views and call for a supreme race helped divide the country. but it was hitler's book mein kampf or my struggle written a decade earlier that paved the way, the manifesto outlined hitler's plan to exterminate the jewish people and started the movement that killed six million jews during the holocaust. more than 10 million copies were printed, sold and even handed out by the government at weddings. in 1945, when hitler died and world with war few ended the allies handed the copyright to the bavarian government who stopped the presses. 70 years later that copyright back in german book stores for the first time. it is a chapter in history some are conflicted about reopening. ayo oppenheimer hers in jerusalem. >> i am not thrilled about this that mein kampf can be in even wider dissemination around the world given the hateful content. >> the reporter: the german government would only all

. >> the reprint of "mein kampf" is going on sale.as domini.com dominic kaneas do. >> ah.goadofladolph hitler's bon kampf," book was banned using copyright laws but that copyright has not expired. so the institute for contemporary history felt it had to act both to reduce the impact of the ideologies in the book and to expose its inaccuracies. >> translator: the addition demist fiemystifies the pure pr. >> but for some members of the jewish community that is not enough to justify this new publication. >> translator: yes, the copyright has expired. so what? do i have to republish all garbage? do i have to motivate people in a negative way? explain why this stupid book is being republished. >> the shadow of national socialism is so long it can be seen on the streets of germany. brass plaques have been laid across the country to commemorate the victims. here the katsova family is remembered. they were murdered in auschwitz in 1944. illustrating the gulf between the evils of nazi germany and the liberal values of its modern democratic suc