There are similar materials in China, mostly espousing the idea of a "master race".

Beyond the "master race" idea, however, *Mein Kampf* is a screed that strives to lay the problems of the "master race" (whatever-in-hell one might conceive that to be) at the feet of one religious group in particular: the Jews. What's really whacko about this is the way in which a decidedly *semitic* bunch of people - the south Syrian Arabs (presently calling themselves "Palestinians") - espouses "antisemitism" while reading a work of propaganda extolling the supposed superiority of the Aryan (presently called "Iranian") race, which is almost entirely religiously affiliated with a sect of Islam that the Sunni "Palestinians" have been educated to consider heretical, and with whom the Arab peoples have been in political and military conflict since the beginning of recorded history. Is it any wonder why the civilized world considers the Arabs the planet's own little Special Education Class?

I once started reading it; but got stuck: Vicious slumber attack.

What I find fascinating is how the covers are so different in the space of only 20 years. This makes me think that back in 75 a lot of arabs didn't think that greatly of Adolf Hitler but today is another story. If that doesn't show how a brutal occupation can enrage a nation I don't know what does.

Oh dear me - no! It is just a fashion statement. I've seen the leftist whine, whine and whine if their petty agenda wasn't pampered to - and kept whining to get more. There is nothing deep in nazism - arabic or otherwise - it IS just a fashion statement. Arabic punks having a bad hairday.