Nikol Pashinyan & Adolf Hitler
On July 18, 1925 Adolf Hitler published a book he authored titled “Mein Kampf” (My Struggle). It was a manifesto outlining the problems of Germany, the actions and measures that must be adopted to remedy the existing social ills besieging the country, and last but not least, the plan to build the Utopian “German Nazi Empire” that will last 1000 years. The year the book was published, Germany’s population was 62,410,619 and less than 9,000 copies of “Mein Kampf” were sold because most Germans dismissed Hitler’s manifesto as the work of a mediocre painter, unleashing childhood displaced anger on a long list of groups who were allegedly behind Germany’s miseries. One institution, German Military Intelligence, was convinced that Hitler’s ideology can contain and reverse the spread of communism in Europe in general, and in Germany in particular. Together with a group of wealthy German industrialists and foreign governments, Hitler was groomed to hijack the democratic process...