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When “Mein Kampf” fell into the public domain on January 1 this year, enabling it to be freely printed, often those that choose to do so justified it as the publication of a historical document. The merits of that argument were undoubtedly dubious although the German edition, published for the first time since World War II, included critical annotations by historians. However, on Saturday, a right-wing Italian newspaper was giving away free copies of Adolf Hitler’s anti-Semitic manifesto in a move which, unsurprisingly, has sparked both shock and condemnation. “Know it in order to reject it” was the weak justification given by conservative tabloid Il Giornale. Known for its right-wing position, notably over the question of immigration, Il Giornale has a circulation of around 200,000. Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi quickly denounced the initiative on Twitter, writing: “I find it sordid that an Italian daily is giving away Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’. I embrace the Jewish community with affection. #neveragain” It was also denounced by Italy’s 30,000-strong Jewish community, “It is a vile act, light years away from any in-depth learning or study about the Holocaust,” said Renzo Gattegna, president of the Union of Italian Jewish Communities, describing the initiative as “indecent.” The paper said the text was being freely distributed alongside the first of a series of eight history books on the Nazi Third Reich. For 70 years, the German state of Bavaria which was handed copyright of the book in 1945, refused to allow it to be republished out of respect for the victims of the Nazis and to prevent incitement of hatred.
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Foto: 123rf "UPOZNAJMO da bismo mogli odbaciti" - s tim je obrazloženjem desničarski talijanski dnevnik Il Giornale u subotu ponudio svojim čitateljima "Mein Kampf" Adolfa Hitlera, što je ogorčilo židovsku zajednicu i premijera Matea Renzija. Premijer je već u subotu ujutro na Twitteru oštro reagirao na objavljivanje tog programskog djela u Italiji koje je 1925. napisao nacistički vođa koji će počiniti najveći genocid u povijesti: "Mislim da je žalosno što jedan talijanski dnevnik danas nudi Hitlerov "Mein Kampf". Srdačan pozdrav židovskoj zajednici. Ne ponovilo se!", napisao je Renzi. TEKST SE NASTAVLJA ISPOD OGLASA Predsjednik židovskih zajednica u Italiji, Renzo Gattegna ocijenio je ovu inicijativu "sramotnom". "Upoznajmo da bismo mogli odbaciti. Čitanje "Mein Kampfa" je pravi lijek za otrov nacionalsocijalizma", opravdao se list koji je inačicu knjige iz 1937. objavio u nakladi popraćenoj komentarom povjesničara Francesca Perfettija. Il Giornale dodaje da je ovo prva od osam knjiga o Trećem Reichu koje će se prodavati svakog tjedna.