Heinrich Himmler: Aryan Superman? Reichsführer's Quest for Athletic Honour

There was one thing that Heinrich Himmler wanted above all other things, and that was a special badge to prove his athletic ability - such badges were required of SS officers, but due to his physical fitness, obtaining one proved to be a challenge!
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[@TheRealPuppycat]

0:45 literally confirms my belief that Himmler looks like Hirohito by an actual historian😂

[@warpartyattheoutpost4987]

Hai ja!

[@veevendetta3448]

Same actor. Ding ding ding.

[@kimoandrews5802]

Did anyone ever see them together?

[@SnoopReddogg]

​@@veevendetta3448 and people thought Tom Hardy did a good job as the Kray brothers

[@Sputnikski]

When you switch races whilst creating your game character.

[@terryroots5023]

How on earth you come up with these subjects escapes me. You are a genius. Informative, entertaining, and funny.

[@flyingpuma9729]

What does it mean "escapes me" Is this a new retarded way of saying that you like the vid?

[@alexandersteffen7805]

😂😂😂😂

[@garylee9738]

Butt sniffer. Whiff, whiff!

[@penultimateh766]

Indeed Himmler himself could never have won the Mark Felton Badge for Competence...

[@cancel1913]

YT Audience: "How on earth you come up with these subjects?" Dr. Mark Felton: "Vee hav vayz"! 😆

[@AudieHolland]

Oh dear... Untill now, I never realized Herr Himmler to be a direct cousin of the late Emperor Hirohito.

[@warpartyattheoutpost4987]

Hai ja!

[@hassanamir1235]

Even the allies couldn't have destroyed Himmler like Dr. Felton did in the video, excellent content as usual!

[@frankcoala5890]

Thanks to diversity, at least we don't have to worry about the British ever looking aryan (again). Breeding out of existence is more humane than bombing, and all the buildings may as well be spray painted instead of firebombed.

[@imnotyourfriendbuddy1883]

Only Himmler could kill Himmler, lol

[@PcGamerify]

Himmler looks like hirohito

[@AgentRafa]

Yes a proper hit piece from Dr. Felton🤣🤣

[@MI-mx3rh]

Reinhard Heydrich was way hotter though

[@dtaylor10chuckufarle]

Mark, has anyone seen Himmler and Hirohito at the same time?

[@evan9498]

I have the utmost respect for Mark Felton. It's clear he's passionate about his work and takes the time to study in depth and produce high quality and detailed books and videos, in comparison to some other History based KZbin channels who clearly rush them. Thank You Mark Felton.

[@randyborstol2491]

this is just silly pot shots at Himmler.

[@beefabob]

@@randyborstol2491 Silly pot shots?? Prey tell all us 'uninformed' what this man did of note that you yourself would be proud of?

[@beefabob]

@@HalfUtilitarianist Explain how something that is well researched and factual can be 'silly'. He has a British accent because he's bloody British. Lastly claming means 'to feel sweaty' so if you could explain that too, your post might make a bit more sense?

[@b2tall239]

You win!

[@beefabob]

@@b2tall239 Thank you, but it wasn't hard.

[@MyLateralThawts]

I remember my grandfather having the German Sports Badge (DSA) decoration in gold. It still exists in Germany today and can be earned by visiting foreigners to the country simply by going to any gym that has staff authorized to test anyone who wishes to achieve it.

[@jeffadams4590]

Hi so are you saying it's a participation award now days? I wonder if it was the same back then.

[@yystl]

@@jeffadams4590 I think he’s saying foreigners who meet the standard could get the medal. Nothing about participation awards.

[@docteurlowbat]

@@yystl Yes, it's even possible to get it out of Germany. An appointed judge can do it. I knew people getting it in France.

[@ericw3229]

I'd never want so called award associated with that evil. Was your gramps a nazi?

[@coolbreeze2.0-mortemadfasc13]

@@jeffadams4590 “to TEST” Did you read his comment?

[@THE_GUY_ONE]

0:48 Himmler's resemblance to Hirohito is something that never crossed my mind before.

[@josephclark4999]

I always thought he resembled a rat.

[@shellsbignumber2]

Thats the one thing that has always astounded me, how little the high ranking Nazi's looked like a so called aryan super race.

[@duelcaliberlive]

Me too. Absolutely. Glad there are others who have noticed this too

[@selfdo]

Another of those that belied the "Aryan Superman" tropes was SS-Oberst-Gruppenfuhrer Josef "Sepp" Dietrich, who looked more like a barroom brawler than the chiseled features idealized by Nazi propaganda. Moreover, he was rather SHORT, which belied the long-standing requirement that SS recruits be at least, I believe, 180 cm (about 5'11") in height. Then again, Stalin was also a "shorty", though I doubt even Georgy Zhukov would ever call him that, not even behind his back.

[@maizie9454]

no-one ever said the nazis made sense.

[@clavichord]

Neither did Churchill, and don't forget, Winston was an ardent believer in the the Anglo-Saxon race that ran the British Empire on which the sun never set. Astounding

[@Ar1AnX1x]

hypocrisy and contradictions are a huge part of Nazi ideology like how they thought of Jewish people as weak leeches while also pushing this conspiracy theory that they control the whole world or how Hitler said he loves the German People but constantly sent them to die and didn't surrender even when the war was lost because he didn't care about the Civilians that's why Nazi regimes don't last, because their delusions will end up in collapse.

[@ProLibertate2008]

"...more of a desk man." Dr. Felton out here throwing the heat!

[@F40PH-2CAT]

OMG that Hirohito comparison is the biggest burn since Hitler's funeral 😂

[@user-saraswatidevi]

😂 I always assumed he was some Japanese dude when I was younger

[@warpartyattheoutpost4987]

@@user-saraswatidevi... hai, ja!

[@johnjuarez8005]

😅

[@siredith8846]

Weren’t Japs honourary aryans?

[@frippp66]

Perhaps he was Hirohito's secret twin brother? It would be an absolutely sensational revelation....!

[@93notchback]

It's incredible the amount of detail on such a small subject you can come up with. Well done sir!

[@garylawson5381]

My long time accumulated knowledge of WW II always comes to a screeching halt every time I watch your videos Mark Felton Productions. Thanks again Dr Felton!!!

[@pondusenglanq8563]

Watch the documentary Europa the last battle if you want to learn hidden history 😊

[@youdontseeanoldmanhavinatw4904]

​@@pondusenglanq8563 That's propaganda

[@DerpyMackerel]

I’m loving the insults directed at Himmler peppered throughout the video

[@simonpook9693]

Superb as always. Fascinating and novel angles on otherwise seemingly familiar subjects, deeply researched and engagingly presented. Some of the best history on the internet.

[@fuyu5979]

Another AWESOME upload ! With all the least know but VERY interesting n informative info especially Himmler's decorations or lack of military action medals ! Excellent archival films n still pics. Kudos for vid.

[@TonyAndersonMusic]

Mark, I don’t know why but this was one of my favorite films you’ve ever done. Seeing his medals explained was captivating. But thinking of him competing physically to get his little silver medal really humanizes him. I know these men were possessed by evil, but it’s the small things that draw attention to their insecurity and humanity that make them interesting to me.

[@fatbass5751]

Spot on

[@dianeduffcroop8158]

I get what you're saying about these war criminals seeming human but in my opinion they left their Humanity behind many years ago. They made a pact with the Devil and they forfeited their conscience as well as their Humanity. Just my opinion.

[@awquinlaful]

Would love to see a video about Himmler being in command of troops in combat. I've never heard that story.

[@jasoninthehood9726]

I was thinking the same thing

[@bmcshane80]

He wasnt great, plenty of books written about the brief time that Himmler took over operational command of the Waffen SS In short, he was a disaster as a Front Line Commander. Virtually every action he was in Command of was a complete failure due to his directives He was a Desk Man and shouldve stayed that

[@-.Steven]

Looking forward to that future video! Thanks Dr. Felton!

[@roberthuster1503]

Some of the best videos on KZbin. Thanks for all you do.

[@FireFox-xx1nu]

The Hirohito, Himmler side by side is brilliant 😂

[@daystatesniper01]

Superb as per usual Dr Felton ,looking forward to the follow up on his medals

[@benrig89]

This has been bothering me since I was a kid, Himmler always looked like he got shoved into a locker everyday and his lunch money stolen. This was a huge catharsis, thank you.

[@thug588]

He was probably an autist, he wasnt built to fight on the frontlines or work in a mine, his duty was to help lead germany because hes smart, how is this strange to you

[@Cool2BCeltic]

In a school environment, I don't see Hitler as the wimpy kid, I see him more as a weak, inadequate schoolteacher who makes up for his inadequacy by frequently hitting kids.

[@kacodemonio]

He reminds me of Kipland Ronald "Kip" Dynamite.

[@MasonboyMasiel]

Shoved into a locker every day….I love it.

[@Cool2BCeltic]

@@MasonboyMasiel Yes, and every day Himmler had people shoved into a confined space from which they did not emerge alive.

[@aol11]

Always a good show, excellent delivery. If you close your eyes and imagine yourself sitting next to a 1940 radio back then it would be a Sunday show everyone would be gathered to listen to

[@fordfairlane662dr]

More history revealing it's self through mark Felton..great content❤

[@bishopgreenhill4359]

Look forward to the next video on his medals,great upload as ever.

[@gertgilich3508]

Love your clear unoppionated factual recounts! Extremely refreshing!

[@John-mj6uq]

I think this is sarcastic, but can't tell. This video is obviously opinionated

[@tridos2574]

​@@John-mj6uq How so?

[@John-mj6uq]

@@tridos2574 the video contains drama that's based entirely on "mindreading"", assumptions about what Himmler was thinking or feeling. That said, it's an entertaining and informative video.

[@tridos2574]

@@John-mj6uq You mean the shame and hypocrisy because of Himmler's looks?

[@chillpengeru]

​@@John-mj6uq you're right that it takes shots at Himmler but it's still refreshing compared to the nonstop reminders of "he was the devil!!!!!" and "remember dumb viewers, Nazis were bad guys!" that most other history channels have to force in.

[@annanewby7430]

I am here for the cold evisceration that the Doc consistently delivers!

[@edwardloomis887]

Since it was a pre-NSDAP era award and recognizes something positive, the Germans took the swastika off the design and resumed awarding it. As a member of the the U.S. Berlin Brigade in the mid-1980s, I tested for and earned the bronze, which is probably buried in a box I haven't opened in a while. Unlike some foreign awards (Schutzenschnur, jump wings), that was one we couldn't wear on our uniforms, but enjoyed the challenge of the test.

[@largol33t1]

The Iron Cross predated the Nazi regime so it is still allowed as a military award. In fact, I've heard of several German soldiers receiving it for achievements in the First Gulf War.

[@meanfan6963]

@@largol33t1 No, the Iron Cross does not exist as a current military award. There was a petition a few years back about reintroducing it as a gallantry award, because the Bundeswehr had none to recognize bravery in places like Afghanistan. It was indeed argued that the Iron Cross was a traditional award that predated the nazi period, but ultimately the government wasn’t ready to go that far. Instead, as a compromise, they created a new award, the Ehrenkreuz fur Tapferkeit. This award is very similar to the Iron Cross in the way it is awarded, but the design is different (the medal is gold and based on a different historic Prussian award). AFAIK, it has been awarded around 20 times (half of which posthumously), and I believe 2 were awarded to US special forces members.

[@dougerrohmer]

Can you remember if there was a time requirement to the running parts?

[@edwardloomis887]

@dougerrohmer , I seem to remember having to meet a time standard. We ran it on the track at Andrews Barracks.

[@kosmonautofficial296]

Great video. Looking forward to the future videos on the medals!

[@simonacuthbert1]

Another fascinating part of history you've uncovered and documented in your usual involving way, Mark. Thanks for producing and sharing this work.

[@Weezerr420]

There's no way I can personal message you on KZbin but I just wanted to say thank you for making these short historical documentaries, they truly make my day.

[@darrellwhittington4645]

Again SIR ! another amazing video ! You continue to amaze me with your tenacity to preserve history !

[@thomasthomas2418]

Dr. Felton, Again, another fascinating subject, meticulously researched and masterfully presented.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Thank you Mark. You keep digging it up and we will keep carrying it forward. All the best.

[@Intranetusa]

Great video. I find it hilarious that Himmler looks like Emperor Hirohito's doppelganger despite all of Himmler's prattling about racial superiority.

[@largol33t1]

I find it hilarious that at one point, requirements to join the 1st SS Division were so harsh that applicants were rejected if they were missing a tooth! And remember, modern dentistry did not come about until the very late 1940s while this likely took place during the early 1930s.

[@largol33t1]

PS: forgot to mention, when a large group of dentists first saw "Saving Private Ryan" they all laughed upon seeing the opening scene. They remarked that everyone had all their teeth and said this was absolutely impossible even for 1944.

[@matthewmcmacken6716]

Yes and to think both thought they were 'the superior' race.

[@ecofilm100]

Himmler not looking Aryan doesn't mean anything about the fact that germans stand out among others.

[@duncanchizizi6543]

@@ecofilm100 Nazis were just stupid hypocrites. Their beliefs had no substantiated standing what so ever. They were just fools who were extremely racists. There is nothing extra ordinary about Germans. They are as human as any other person whose abilities are dependent on individual GN. Great people are found in all races...to assume Germans are super men above everyone is total Rubbish.

[@lydiaramento-tipon4772]

As most of your postings it never fails to catch somebody’s interest because of the rarity of the information as well as its relevance to the overall historic persona of the Mr Himmler !!!

[@nodarkthings]

Absolutely fascinating, Dr. Felton. Thank you.

[@adamhickey396]

Himmler's medals reminded me so much of Rimmer's medals and accolades in Red Dwarf: Arnold J Rimmer BSC SSC (Bronze Swimming Certificate & Silver Swimming Certificate) - 3 years long service; 6 years long service; 9 years long service; 12 years long service

[@korbell1089]

Or the awards in "I'm Gonna Git You Sucka" like the Surfing Badge!😂

[@AdjustableSquelch]

exactly what I was thinking lol

[@rosswhite-chinnery5725]

I see I'm not the only one who immediately thought of that! As Mark was listing them off I was taken by a visceral sense of bafflement as to how someone so mediocre rose to the top of anything more consequential than a local bank branch.

[@r2gelfand]

In giving Himmler the silver badge, his subordinates probably saved themselves a trip to visit the Volga!

[@kommando5562]

Someone else researched it in another comment but apparently It was exactly the same as the SA and it was by age with his age range being silver

[@Puritan1985]

​@@kommando5562I saw that comment but can't find it again in the deluge of "Gr8 video Mr Felton" comments. I'd love to have an original source to verify that with.

[@Fuckthathoe]

Dang mark, way to hit it out of the park again. Great video on such interesting content!!

[@mitchmatthews6713]

A wonderful lunchtime video, Mark!

[@blemonn]

Thank you Dr Felton!

[@deadlyoneable]

All I’m saying is I’ve never seen Himmler and Hirohito in the same picture……have you?

[@maizie9454]

ok. so we wait for the medal video! thanks for all this detail on a rainy afternoon

[@paulmurphy42]

Incredibly good (keep 'em coming Mark!)

[@GlasgowGallus]

Thanks again Mark, another perfect slice of Friday night viewing for me... Your hard work, and consistently flawless content's what makes this wee corner of KZbin an Oasis for us all.... 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@matthewexline6589]

Keep in mind that the Japanese also believed that they were a genetically superior master race and that their Emperor was the purest embodiment of that superiority (secretly, as a German) and suddenly you realize that it all actually makes a lot of sense.

[@arnabdas7019]

Every race & nation, when at the top of their game, thinks that they are superior than the rest. Its the same story everywhere. Including Africa where one tribe kills other because of a sense of superiority. After all humans are just animals.

[@dongertan3320]

Exactly.

[@sto1238]

Funny enough the Japanese royal family is part Korean 😂😂😂

[@dannybeun948]

Perfect documentaire like always 👌

[@malikljaja6111]

More of these videos. Great perspective on the carrer of these individuals Great video all in all!

[@sebsmith5100]

Incredible video as always.

[@davidahlstrom7533]

The Mark Felton videos are excellent; they provide important context to Nazi Germany and (primarily) the Second World War. It's further important to not create caricatures of the Nazi leaders. They had their reasons and forces that moved them along down that terrible path. Mark Felton helps us understand these guys better, at least why they did what they did (understand, not justify).

[@stephenhosking7384]

I have some grudging respect for all those, such as Himmler and Goering, who joined the NSDAP early, when it would have taken some genuine conviction and courage, rather than later, say, post 1930, when it was just a good career move. Himmler doesn't come out well from this clip, apart from his participation in the Beer Hall Putsch of 1923. By including this in the clip Mark Felton does, as you say, help us to understand him better. The other themes in this video also help us to understand Himmler better.

[@derin111]

My German Grandfather (born in 1910) had one of these first badges. He was in the Wehrmacht from 1938 until wounded in Russia in 1943. Before joining the Army he was in the Reichsarbeitdienst (RAD - Reich’s Labour Service) which at the time may have been compulsory for period before being able to join the Wehrmacht, I think? I’m not sure if I understood the video correctly. Is it saying one could only get that first Sport’s badge by being in the SA? Because I was actually never aware that my Grandfather had ever been in the SA !

[@thelearninghistorian]

Thank you for his service.

[@giampieroilbello5373]

God bless his soul

[@donaldmartin5654]

Mark you keep out doing yourself! Great story and video. I learn something every story!

[@shadowmaster9635]

Nice cliffhanger!! I would like to see Himmlers medals! Great as always Mr Felton :)

[@joetheplumber5781]

As always, thank you for the content Dr. Felton!!

[@davey7452]

There was a photo taken during the war of Himmler requiring assistance to climb up and inspect the new tiger tank when it was first adopted, needless to say the photo was not widely published..

[@antoineellison833]

I’ve been waiting for this.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

I'll never cease to be amazed at how many questions I didn't know I have that you're here to answer.

[@Fre3domAction]

The photo of Himmler running on that field was just hilarious! Thanks for the excellent content Mark😅😅😅👌👌👌

[@thelearninghistorian]

Let's see you on a track.

[@j.a.weishaupt1748]

@@thelearninghistorian Are you trying to defend a terrible Nazi from getting insulted by insulting back?

[@zoomer9686]

@@j.a.weishaupt1748 y'all are projecting; there's nothing but conjecture that his athletic records were rigged. It's a s dumb to overstate the case as it is to understate it.

[@MatecaCorp]

@@thelearninghistorian white knighting for Hitler’s right hand man isn’t the best look pal

[@wweminehead5458]

Dr F you always know how to make my day.

[@lynnmcmullen3157]

The 2 are quite common to collectors. I have those, but the rarer one is the disabled sports badge I believe it was called. Similar to the sa badge with a smaller reath and a sig rune at the bottom

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@drmarkintexas-400]

Thank you for sharing 🎖️🏆🙏🤗🇺🇲

[@gerardoramoncesarreynaldo9469]

Trivia: in my opinion the British actor Donald Pleasence played the best movie Himmler. He showed the sinister side of the man in "The Eagle Has Landed."

[@Nick_B_Bad]

I always enjoy your videos Mark. 👏🏻🤝

[@irishrover4658]

You pick excellent topics.

[@UCannotDefeatMyShmeat]

I think it’s hilarious that Captain America is literally the Ubermensch that Germany talked about, and their ideal man is fighting them.

[@nottherealpaulsmith]

I always heard the joke at the beginning as HANDSOME as Goebbels, due to his sunken face, death stare, and resemblance to Skeletor from He-Man.

[@cplassen2138]

I love the fact that I've stumbled upon your fan videos. You earned it. Well done! lol

[@tombarnes1871]

Always interesting videos!!!

[@angrypixelhunter]

I'm glad you mentioned how much Himmler looked like Hirohito. That always striked me as so odd.

[@amecocoa3829]

Thank you for answering the 6 degrees question, Hirohito is the answer. If my history teachers were this interesting growing up, I would have paid closer attention.

[@danielgreen3715]

From Dr Feltons Critique one can only imagine the soft limp handshake that Himmler probably had!

[@staceypiper3319]

That side by side with Hirohito was most interesting

[@paulmoore120]

Great presentation as always.

[@michaelbruns449]

Reinhard Heydrich was one of the few Nazi leaders who actually looked Aryan, probably was, but we cant accurately judge books by their covers and doing so, grave mistakes.

[@Theanimeisforme]

​@Jebus Hypocristos what killed Heydrich was personal beliefs

[@randyborstol2491]

The German soldiers mostly did look Aryan and handsome - that is what the Russian women said in the Stalingrad doku.

[@TheTrickster923]

And yet Heydrich was called "White Moses" and there were rumors that he was part Jewish.

[@josephclark4999]

@Jebus Hypocristos He got the stuffing knocked out of him and into him all at the same time.

[@chadplow824]

@@TheTrickster923That’s just wartime propaganda nonsense. Literally the WW2 version of “no u”.

[@LTPottenger]

This reminds me of Arnold Rimmer from Red Dwarf and all his service medals. That 15 y service medal is pretty nice!

[@MartinleanRM]

Another great video!

[@LavrencicUrban]

VERY ENTERTAINING, VERY INFORMATIVE! THANK YOU!

[@brittakriep2938]

You can still get the , Deutsches Sportabzeichen ' in current Germany, it looks still similar. There is still a golden, silver and bronce Version. You can get this badge at every age, but of course, in young age the conditions are much harder than for elderly persons.

[@TheWeatherbuff]

Thanks Dr. Felton! I'm addicted to your channels. I've always pondered about the top Nazis not looking much like what they were preaching... and managing to get away with it. WWII history never fails to entertain and amaze me. And you bring it to life so well! My "favorite" (being facetious) is Göring... Fat Hermann. 😉

[@minecraftstopmoshen1359]

Thank you Dr. Felton for another excellent video. This has made me think: what happened to the medals worn by soldiers who remained in active duty after the end of the war that had a swastika on it? Did they reissue new medals without the broken cross, or were the medals stripped or replaced altogether?

[@largol33t1]

I've read in Time LIFE books about WW2 that at least the Iron Cross was ordered to be surrendered. The government then gave them a new one with the symbol removed.

[@larryhenry9724]

Medals were “denazified” when the Bundeswehr was created in the 1950s allowing prior service Soldiers with decorations to wear their awards.

[@texascajun4023]

Great video! Do you have information or video on Wolfram Sievers?

[@JeremiahWasInFactABullfrog]

HOW HAVE I NEVER NOTICED HOW MUCH HE LOOKS LIKE HIROHITO?!?! Thanks Mark Felton, I'm gonna get absolutely no sleep tonight

[@leemichael2154]

Goebbels was making a speech in Munich and was talking about the perfect aryan youth when an old man piped up saying "aah yes your the perfect example of blond aryan youth" apperntly the only time he was lost for words!

[@eddieoi9444]

Thanks Dr Felton

[@K4nzlerGowron]

Great information without the usual judgmental tone. A slight hint of entertainment with 99% pure facts. Astonishing content.

[@thinman8621]

Himmler looked like an everyday store keep, or, at best, a book store clerk.

[@petervonstamer7859]

As SS-Reichsführer Himmler was able to award himself quite a few awards if he wanted or could of ordered other officers who approved decorations to award him awards just as Göring did which makes me think Himmler actually did not care much for awards

[@shantanusapru]

Very interesting & informative!

[@BA-gn3qb]

I heard he got the Gold Medal for his version of the Chicken Dance.

[@fernandoreynaaguilar1438]

...And chaste as Roehm. You missed that part from the joke, Mark 😊

[@babuzzard6470]

Can’t wait to see the video on Himmlers medals. Thank you

[@waverider8549]

The Hirohito thing, once you see it, you can never unsee it.

[@stansbornak8116]

Himmler was quite a physical specimen himself!

[@F40PH-2CAT]

That image of him shirtless cannot be unseen. 😬

[@Fractal_blip]

​@@F40PH-2CAT oh i'm unseeing it right now.

[@patgalvez4563]

Hitler Goering Goebbels..all physically repellent...

[@actoraa]

If not for his crimes Himmler would be a rather comical character.

[@averagejoe9186]

As a Third Reich memorabilia and medal collector i would be keenly interested in knowing more about the whereabouts of Himmler's medals and maybe his other memorabilia too. Helmut Weitze has one set of original Reichsführer-SS collar tabs but anything more than that from Himmler is very seldom seen on the market.

[@edwardoleyar9825]

If I remember correctly, one of the chatteaus he was hiding in was raided by Allied soldiers. Can't remember if they were snatched by a US soldier and divided up amongst a couple GIs or not.

[@sealove79able]

A great very interesting video worth even of the BBC Comedy Channel Mr.Felton.Have a good one. Btw can you post any song the Tommies had about der fuhrer and his henchmen?

[@1986verity]

As tall as goebels, as slender as Goering, gosh that got me 🤣🤣🤣