Italian newspaper published Mein Kampf in Saturday supplement

- The Italian newspaper Il Giornale has fallen into disrepute because of a very special Saturday supplement. The newspaper printed Hitler's Mein Kamf off as an extra for her readers. Jewish organizations find the action 'dangerous'.

This was reported Washington Post. Il Giornale announced will offer free to the Italian edition of Mein Kampf in 1937 to its readers.

'Let it be said clearly: The action of Il Giornale is indecent,' commented Renzo Gattegna, spokesman for the Jewish community in Italy. 'A nasty fact of any logic light years away when you talk about the study of the Holocaust which left sink humanity into an abyss of infinite hate, death and violence.'
  
    
     
      
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Hitler's book caused a stir earlier this week in Germany A German publisher has plans for a new publication. The book is in Germany since the beginning of this year week in bookstores, albeit in a modified version in which errors are shown in Hitler's argumentation.

In the newspaper Il Giornale says sharing the concern of the Jewish community. The paper indicates that the publication is provided with scientific comments. 'It's good to read about evil, to ensure that it returns. '

However, the newspaper is under attack. Italian Prime Minister Renzi condemned the publication on Twitter: 'I regret that an Italian newspaper Mein Kampf Hitler give away. '
  
  
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In Dutch are prohibited from trading or republication of Mein Kampf law.

This was reported Washington Post. Il Giornale announced will offer free to the Italian edition of Mein Kampf in 1937 to its readers.

'Let it be said clearly: The action of Il Giornale is indecent,' commented Renzo Gattegna, spokesman for the Jewish community in Italy. 'A nasty fact of any logic light years away when you talk about the study of the Holocaust which left sink humanity into an abyss of infinite hate, death and violence.'
  
    
     
      
        4:25
      
     While we bales: here is Orange!
     
     
      
        1:37
      
     Dancers and Guetta kicks off Euro
     
     
      
        1:14
      
     'Jupiler League we will not survive '
     
    
   
  

Hitler's book caused a stir earlier this week in Germany A German publisher has plans for a new publication. The book is in Germany since the beginning of this year week in bookstores, albeit in a modified version in which errors are shown in Hitler's argumentation.

In the newspaper Il Giornale says sharing the concern of the Jewish community. The paper indicates that the publication is provided with scientific comments. 'It's good to read about evil, to ensure that it returns. '

However, the newspaper is under attack. Italian Prime Minister Renzi condemned the publication on Twitter: 'I regret that an Italian newspaper Mein Kampf Hitler give away. '
  
  
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In Dutch are prohibited from trading or republication of Mein Kampf law.

Trovo squallido che un quotidiano italiano regali oggi il Mein Kampf di Hitler. Il mio abbraccio affettuoso alla comunità ebraica #maipiù

— Matteo Renzi (@matteorenzi) 11 juni 2016