There were several adherents to Mein Kampf that were sent out to British colonial outposts just before the inception of World War 2.  They asked for help and assistance in escaping from the Hitler. These outposts were in various locations that include various countries in Africa, including South Africa and also parts of the West Indies. It also included the United States. Some of them were put in Concentration Camps but this was less likely in the West Indies. As adherents of Mein Kampf, they laid low and assimilated into every aspect and sinew of colonial and post-colonial life. They read the bible and other religious books with affiliation by day but tell their children mein kampf is the family culture by night. There are a lot of situations with persistent bitterness that do not fit. Democracy becomes a predetermined avatar as someone tries to will the final election result with a table setting.     But, there would be a time and a day, possibly after 50 or more years, when their deeper inclinations would become apparent in the middle offices of government and other avenues of daily life. Have you heard of the movie Salt? Have you heard of Salt; the Mein Kampf version?