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Q: Image copyright AFP Image caption The books attracted 11 bids 
  
 An autographed two-volume set of Adolf Hitler's Nazi manifesto Mein Kampf has sold at auction in Los Angeles for $64,850 (£38,700). 
  
 The books date from 1925 and 1926 and were purchased by an anonymous US buyer, auctioneer Nate Sanders said. 
  
 Hitler inscribed the cloth-bound volumes, one a first edition and the other a second, to Josef Bauer, an early Nazi party member and SS officer. 
  
 The Nazi leader offered Bauer his best wishes in the Christmas season. 
  
 The online bidding started at $20,000 and concluded on Thursday night. The books received 11 bids. 
  
 Written by Hitler while he was jailed for his role in a 1923 failed putsch attempt, Mein Kampf (My Struggle) rails against Judaism and communism. 
  
 The two volumes were published in 1925 and 1926, before Hitler became chancellor of Germany. 
  
 "I think it's very heinous," Mr Sanders, who identified himself as Jewish, told a local television station. "But it is an auction item, it is a memento, it's a piece of memorabilia, and a piece of history." ||||| Frederic J. Brown / AFP / Getty Images One of two rare copies of "Mein Kampf" signed by the young Nazi leader Adolf Hitler and due for auction, photographed in Los Angeles, February 25, 2014. 
  
 A signed, two-volume set of Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” sold for $64,850 Thursday, nearly three times its expected sale price, according to the auction house that put the books up for sale. 
  
 The early edition of the works, in which Hitler outlined his vision for a National Socialist movement founded on racist ideology before his rise to power, was estimated to sell for between $20,000 and $25,000. Eleven people bid on the books, the Nate D. Sanders Auctions said. 
  
 “I think it’s very heinous,” said Nate Sanders, who is Jewish and the owner of the auction house. “But it’s an auction item, it is a memento, it’s a piece of memorabilia, and a piece of history.” |||||
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What's an autograph of the world's most vilified man worth? About $65,000, apparently. An unidentified American bought a two-volume set of Mein Kampf signed by Hitler himself at auction in Los Angeles this week, reports the BBC. That's about three times the expected price, notes Time. Hitler inscribed both books—a first-edition from 1925 and a second-edition from 1926—to future SS officer Josef Bauer. It's "heinous," says Nate Sanders, owner of the auction house, but it's "a piece of history." (Click to read about how Mein Kampf has been a strong seller in the e-book market.)