Many of the same observations were made by Hitler in Mein Kampf, and not without reason I don't think. I recommend the Thomas Dalton translation, which avoids painting his words as pure evil. I have been slowly uncovering the history of WWII, a history that I thought had already been told. But there is much that remains hidden. Some of my impressions: Jews declared economic war on Germany in 1933; the famous "stab in the back" was real, and was orchestrated by Jews; Churchill did everything in his power to bring about war with Germany (see David Irving); Hitler was a nationalist who did not seem to have world wide aspirations; many of Hitler's domestic programs were profoundly left/progressive. So much more to learn...