Adolf Hitler's personal copy of Mein Kampf which was found in his Munich apartment after his death in 1945 is to go up for auction. The book, a 1932 version of the Fuhrer's autobiography, is believed to be the only of Hitler's personal copies in existence. Auctioneer Craig Gottlieb, who has sold Nazi memorabilia in the past, believes it could fetch more than £62,000 in the online sale. A copy of Mein Kampf found in Adolf Hitler's Munich apartment in 1945 is expected to fetch £62,000 as it goes up for auction online While it is likely that Hitler owned many copies of his own autobiography, he almost certainly read this one as it was found in his personal library - making it one-of-a-kind
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Book liberated from Hitler's personal Munich library by US soldier in 1945
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Inside is stamped with Fuhrer's bookplate meaning he likely read it himself
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Personal copy is thought to be only one in existence and may fetch £62,000
The book, along with others from Hitler's library, was sold to @placeholder last year along with the leader's hat, shirt, medals, and other personal items (file image)