That was Adolf Hitler's first title for Mein Kampf My Struggle the book that launched the Nazi party.

Adolf Hitler used the principle to undermine fragile states in the 1930 s. Today, with less than 10 of the world s states being homogeneous, treating self determination as a primary moral principle could have disastrous consequences in many regions.

He then refers not only to Rudolf Hess, in commemoration of whom the speech was made, but also to Adolf Hitler and their principles, stating that his group will follow in their footsteps and fight for what (we) believe in .

Stylized historical analogies often play a similar role. For example, international relations scholars use the famous meeting between Neville Chamberlain and Adolf Hitler in Munich in 1938 as a model of how appeasing a power bent on expansionism can be futile (or dangerous).

CAIRO Mass death sentences are usually associated with regimes like those of Adolf Hitler s Nazis or Pol Pot s Khmer Rouge. But Egypt s military rulers have now joined the ranks of such regimes, staging circus like trials in which the outcome is foreordained.

Eliot may have set his play in twelfth century England, but he wrote it in 1935, barely two years after Adolf Hitler had come to power in Germany. So it is, at least in part, a cautionary tale about the rise of fascism in Europe.

The twentieth century s worst crisis, between 1929 and 1932, caused 70 million workers in Great Britain, the United States, and Germany to lose their jobs (with no unemployment benefits) in less than six months. It brought Adolf Hitler to power, leading to a war that left 50 million dead.

Our dear Führer Adolf Hitler and Rudolf Hess sat in prison for what they believed in, we shall not depart from their principles and heroic efforts, on the contrary we shall follow in their footsteps and fight for what we believe in, namely a Norway built on National Socialism a

The role of UNFIP includes providing support to Adolf Ogi, the Secretary General's Special Adviser on Sport for Development and Peace, particularly with regard to his activities to promote field level projects using sport as a programme tool, and involving United Nations funds, programmes and agencies with partners from the sports world.

When Goran Jelisić a camp guard in Bosnia who called himself the Serb Adolf was acquitted of genocide in 1999, one might have concluded from the prosecution s stunned reaction that Jelisić had walked free. In fact, he confessed to 31 other counts covering the same underlying acts, and was sentenced to 40 years in prison.

Demonstrations in Cyprus in March 2013 included banners bearing caricatures of Merkel done up as Adolf Hitler. In Valencia at around the same time, on the occasion of the annual Fallas celebration, there was Merkel as an evil headmistress delivering to the head of the Spanish government and his ministers The Ten Commandments of Angela the Exterminator.

Saddam Hussein, who was hardly an Islamist, and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who is, are often described as natural successors to Adolf Hitler. And European weakness, not to mention the treason of its liberal scribes, paving the way to an Islamist conquest of Europe ( Eurabia ) is seen as a ghastly echo of the appeasement of the Nazi threat.

Munich the 1938 meeting between Adolf Hitler, Édouard Daladier, Neville Chamberlain, and Benito Mussolini is a frequent witness summoned to court by politicians trying to argue the case for foreign adventures. Britain s disastrous 1956 invasion of Egypt was talked about as though Gamal Nasser was a throw back to the fascist dictators of the 1930 s.

One of the great transformational leaders in history, Otto von Bismarck, became largely incremental and status quo oriented after achieving the unification of Germany under Prussian direction. Likewise, Franklin Delano Roosevelt s foreign policy objectives and style were modest and incremental in his first presidential term, but became transformational in 1938 when he decided that Adolf Hitler represented an existential threat.

Just this month, one of Netanyahu s shamelessly incendiary statements the claim that Haj Amin al Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, gave Adolf Hitler the idea of annihilating Europe s Jews during World War II sparked a media firestorm. When it comes to anti Jewish zeal, Husseini s record hardly needs false footnotes unless, apparently, one has an interest in presenting the Palestinians as co perpetrators of the Holocaust.