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Dear Wisconsin Schools

I'm a parent in West Allis, WI and I'm writing a letter to all the schools of Wisconsin to put the book Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler under review because of its R - rated material that should be banned from all schools. This book must to be banned from all Wisconsin schools because of its violent, racist, and anti-semitic content. This book should not be allowed in schools what so ever and there needs to be a end to it now.

First off the book Mein Kampf needs to be banned because of its violent content. For example in the book it says how hitler envisioned the mass murder of Jews, and a war against France to precede a war against Russia. There should not be books allowed in schools that tell you about how killing Jews was okay. Second off the book has to be banned from schools because of its racist and anti-semitic content. In the book it's explains hitlers racist and anti-semitic vision for Germany. Which has a negative impact on people. This R-Rated material should not be allowed in schools in Wisconsin nor anywhere because of its inappropriate content. These are just a couple of reasons why this book must be banned from schools.

The book Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler must be banned from all Wisconsin schools because of it
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For example in the book it says how hitler envisioned the mass murder of Jews, and a war against France to precede a war against Russia. There should not be books allowed in schools that tell you about how killing Jews was okay. Second off the book has to be banned from schools because of its racist and anti-semitic content. In the book it's explains hitlers racist and anti-semitic vision for Germany. Which has a negative impact on people. This R-Rated material should not be allowed in schools in Wisconsin nor anywhere because of its inappropriate content. These are just a couple of reasons why this book must be banned from

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