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27 June 2014Copyright

Germany debates Mein Kampf copyright expiration

Germany may be forced to allow Adolf Hitler’s controversial manifesto to be sold for the first time in more than 60 years, when its copyright expires next year.

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4 January 2016   “Mein Kampf”, the manifesto of Adolf Hitler, will be available to buy in Germany for the first time in 70 years after the book’s copyright expired.
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3 March 2015   A German research organisation is reportedly planning to re-publish a version of Adolf Hitler’s controversial book Mein Kampf after the copyright protecting it expires at the end of this year.


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