In 1996, Serdar Somuncu began his spectacular and six-year-long staged reading tour with Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf. With over 1,500 performances in front of more than half a million spectators, he became well-known across Europe. Almost twenty years later, in "The Adolf in Me," he reflects on this eventful period. He also provides insights into his personal development and shows the influence that his portrayal of Hitler and the reading of Mein Kampf had on the evolution of his later stage characters. Additionally, he addresses current issues and creates an intriguing connection between Mein Kampf and ongoing debates surrounding racism and integration in Germany. He explores the question of how the impact of this banned reading material stands today. "The Adolf in Me" is a successful all-encompassing work.