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Thursday, 19 April, 2012
Should Mein Kampf be available in bookstores?
Should Mein Kampf be available at-the-ready in bookstores? Until now the book has more or less only been available by special order, but some Swiss bookstores want to put Hitler’s infamous autobiographical text on the shelves for anyone to pick up—and unsurprisingly it’s sparked a heated debate. WRS’s Dave Goodman speaks with Alain Bruno-Levy, president of the campaign group against anti-semitism (CICAD), for his reaction:
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