A 12.5cm x 19cm, hardcover, 784 page book, published in 1941, with cardboard constructed slip case. To the spine of the blue cover is impressed, in gold, the author’s name and the title, with decorative horizontal bands above and below, as well as an oak leaf sprig and the impressed word "Kriegsausgabe" or "War Edition". To the cover is, also impressed in gold, is a crest/shield. The slip cover has the top panel missing, but otherwise is in strong condition. Written while Hitler was in Landsberg prison after the abortive 1923 Munich "Putsch" (revolt or coup d’état) and originally published in two volumes, the first in 1925, the second in 1927. The original title for the first volume was to be "4 1/2 Jahre Kampf gegen Lüge, Dummheit und Seigheit" (4 1/2 Year Struggle against Lies, Stupidity and Cowardice) but the publisher shortened it to "Mein Kampf" (My Struggle). When the two volumes were printed as one, starting in 1930, the first volume retained its subtitle, "Eine Abrechnung" (An Accounting) and outlined his ideology of racial nationalism. The second volume, entitled "Die nationalsozialistische Bewegung" (The national-socialist Movement), developed these theories and those of national self-sufficiency and economic independence. Considered the bible of National Socialism, its sales made Hitler a millionaire.