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There is also a legal threat against anybody who wants to do that. The conference for justice ministers of Germany – that is to say, the attorney general of each state in Germany – has said that they would prosecute anybody who publishes an “uncommentated” edition under Germany’s hate speech laws. Now, we don’t know if they would succeed in that prosecution, but that’s a strong disincentive to anybody who’s thinking of making a quick buck by publishing a pulp paperback of Mein Kampf.


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Elliot Resnick is the former chief editor of The Jewish Press and the author and editor of several books including, most recently, “Movers & Shakers, Vol. 3.”