UK charity hands back Mein Kampf royalties
Howard Lake | 18 June 2001 | News
The German Welfare Fund, a London-based charity, is to hand back £250,000 in royalties it has received from the sale of Adolf Hitler’s autobiographical Mein Kampf.
The German Welfare Fund, a London-based charity, is to hand back £250,000 in royalties it has received from the sale of Adolf Hitler’s autobiographical Mein Kampf. The publisher of the book, Random House, has said that it will distribute future royalties to other “appropriate” charities.
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