How much was the Mein Kampf influential to the Germans?

Mein Kampf was very important to the ordinary people as it gave the Germans a very clear picture of what Hitler thought, and wanted, for the German People. He was very clever, for he gave a picture of a Country that would regain it's Honour after being 'betrayed' by the Jewish Bankers in WW1. Something that a great many Germans believed, for there was no way, that they could have lost the War by being beaten by the Allies. No they were betrayed!! So he told them that this was why they Lost, and what he would do about it. He also said that the Jews were bleeding the German people of their Birth Right, so he would remove them. He gave 'hints' about how he would do this, but no details. He also told the German People that he would give jobs to all. He would get the Ruhre back from the French, indeed, all the things that people wanted. A kind of Heaven for the German People, after the black years following the end of the War to End all Wars, WW1.

He forgot to mention anything about starting another War, and never even 'hinted' at the Hell that he led the Jews, and Germans into, nor mentioned, the Hell for the rest of the World.

It pays to read the 'Fine Print' Sometimes!!!