Mein Kampf & Trump: A Dangerous Resemblance Now On Google Play

MIDLAND, Texas - July 9, 2025 - PRLog -- When Ivana Trump reportedly disclosed in a 1990 Vanity Fair interview that Donald Trump kept a book of Hitler's speeches by his bed, many dismissed it as eccentric rich-man trivia—an odd footnote amid gold faucets and designer suits. But for some readers, that detail lingered.

Years later, in the dusty corners of historical archives while researching Mein Kampf & Trump: A Dangerous Resemblance, that anecdote took on new significance.

What began as a study of inflammatory rhetoric evolved into something deeper and more disquieting. It wasn't just the performative nationalism or authoritarian gestures—it was economic ideology. Most notably, the revival of autarky: an aggressive form of economic nationalism centered on self-sufficiency, isolationist trade policy, and tariff-driven protectionism.

In the 1930s, Adolf Hitler's Germany embraced autarky to reduce foreign dependence, centralize economic power, and neutralize opposition. Nearly a century later, Donald Trump's 2025 global tariff war, framed as a patriotic defense of American industry, mirrored that same impulse—leveraging grievance into economic warfare and weakening multilateral cooperation.

This book explores thematic parallels between Hitler's rise in Germany and the political dynamics of Trump-era America: the politics of grievance, the creation of internal enemies, the manipulation of truth, and the systematic erosion of institutional norms. These parallels are not presented as hyperbole—but as historically sourced and factually grounded.

These pages do not predict the future. They hold up a mirror to the past and ask whether we're willing to confront the reflections staring back at us.

Mein Kampf & Trump: A Dangerous Resemblance is not a partisan project—it's a moral one. It offers a warning, not about what will happen, but about what can happen—again—when democratic societies choose comfort over vigilance.
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