This Video Exposes Hitler's Secret Illness

This propaganda footage, shot right before the fall of the Third Reich, was supposed to be destroyed. And for good reason - it reveals the medical condition Hitler tried to hide.
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From: SECRETS OF THE THIRD REICH: Hitler's Madness
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[@dopeygang6719]

One thing which hasn’t changed since that era to this one is: doctors handwriting

[@flya787]

Lol

[@DELTACO..UBERDRIVER..STOCKS..]

underrated comment 😂😂😂

[@pabloescobarfan637]

😂😂

[@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694]

Doctors in Canada enter prescriptions on the computer. You walk out with a printed copy or it’s sent directly to your pharmacy.

[@rtgtx]

@@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694 It's electrionic everywhere this day

[@redpoison1745]

His hand was shaking so much because he wanted to strangle Fegelein so badly.

[@letsdraw8062]

You got me! XD

[@francislea4700]

They both escaped to Argentina. Check it out.

[@jakejebson1675]

francis lea stop the bullshit already

[@francislea4700]

Jake. OK sorry you consider it BS.

[@jakejebson1675]

Jussi Konttinen well if you had all of Germany and lots of European countries to save from satans children and knowing the enemies to be as savage and vile as can be coming for you and your people, I think you would shake too.. its called stress and nerves.. it was the horrible end and he knew it already.

[@ladyscarfaceangel4616]

Drug abuse can definitely increase the chances of developing Parkinsons & dementia.

[@brandonsmith9098]

No evidence of drug abuse.

[@harishFx16]

That’s just a another thing they lied about him

[@Niamh9902]

“They” who is “they”? The people you just so happen to disagree with?

[@harishFx16]

@@Niamh9902 Are you genuinely asking who controls the narrative of WW2 or you just trying your best to insult me ?

[@rasulakule5216]

The eerie similarity of media, propaganda and covering up of information to tilt/carry favour between then and today, relates well to the current political discourse.

[@samueladams4218]

Exactly! Pres. Trump has a slight slip on a wet metal ramp wearing leather-soled shoes during a commencement speech, and the DemoNazi's want to call in a Neurologist! Meanwhile, walking corpse Joe Biden falls 3x going UP a set of stairs and it's the wind!

[@royalindiann]

Finally, somebody paid attention to history class and went home and did their own independent research as a kid. Kudos to you 🔥

[@betsyleifeste1602]

No matter how powerful one may become, he is still subject to frailty, disease and death. Plan accordingly.

[@THEBIGGAME683]

And even how weak you are it doesn't mean you cannot be the most powerfull man in the world

[@spore4769]

Hitman reference?

[@miloreynolds9566]

maybe he became more fragile and diseased because his body could not handle the evil in his heart

[@artinrahideh1229]

@@miloreynolds9566 the shaking of his hand probably resulted from july 20th plot Physically His ears were damaged

[@soavemusica]

1 TIMOTHY 6: 6 "But godliness with contentment is great gain. 7 For we brought nothing into this world, and it is certain we can carry nothing out."

[@davidjohnson3141]

His hand are shaking, knees weak, arms are heavy...

[@kessler003]

Mom's sauerkrautt...

[@Jeff-ni9xw]

He‘s nervous but in the BUNKER he looks calm and ready to drop BOMBS

[@jeffreyrosenfeld7543]

Moms strüdel

[@guanaconuclear9401]

@@Jeff-ni9xw LOL!!!

[@Kalco_]

@Nicholas Neale but he keeps on FORGETTING what he wrote down, the whole crowd goes so loud, he opens his mouth but the words WON'T COME OUT, he's DYING NOW, his WIFE'S ALSO DYING NOW, the WAR'S ran out, times up, over, POW!

[@ahuman2482]

Absolutely incredible what a single human consciousness can create.

[@largecoke4087]

I agree. Just like one corrupt person at work can ruin the job experience for all other workers.

[@NickCager]

Socialism

[@royaldomain4055]

Well his Schizophrenia wasn't so secret.

[@us-Bahn]

Dare we say syphilis?

[@ily999as]

​@royaldomain4055 ??? Schizophrenia? He killed schizophrenic patients didn't he?

[@monkeman966]

Almost everyone you see in this video already died. I always wonder when watching war documentaries which one of the soldiers made it out alive.

[@ehsome]

ikr. i do that too and it feels weird when you think about it like this, i also like to imagine how their personal life would look like. adds to the atmosphere another fun (or rather sad) fact: every pigeon you saw as a kid is dead

[@johanna5688]

They would simply be too old to be alive now. Do your maths.

[@madkilla707]

Fauci

[@michaelkennedy8573]

Id go out and say everyone in this video is dead, even the Hitleryouth boys.

[@rachelschock8574]

Was it really that his doctor didn’t realize it was Parkinson’s or was just too scared to tell him is what I wonder

[@gamercarmen3957]

@@aaa-gp8xg He be ice skating 24/7

[@aaa-gp8xg]

@@gamercarmen3957 yeah....

[@benrakus4912]

"Ahhh Dr. WulfFritzberger please step into mon shower..."

[@eliasvonbrille]

@S Salty And what's your doctor degree? I mean Hitler's private doctor AND the official statement state it's Parkinson's. So you better be a professional and know a lot about this stuff.

[@TheGroundedAviator]

I don't think it was so well understood then, don't quote me on that but that may be a reason or part of it.

[@conorolaf1762]

I wonder if the doctors in Argentina were able to help him.

[@amulyamishra5745]

🤣🤣

[@Marcofialhoteacher]

People say in 1952 he was seen walking happily with Eva Braun in Buenos Aires.

[@conorolaf1762]

@@Marcofialhoteacher oh good! Then the doctors were able to help him!

[@sayyedanwar4719]

@@Marcofialhoteacher but he suicide in 1945 ..,then how you telling that..???

[@simonriley1981]

Conor Olaf so do I

[@toniberard1233]

I think that his gas attack exposure during the war, adjunct with any possible exposure to heavy metals, may have brought upon his Parkinson neurological disease. However, certain medications can destroy the nervous system as well.

[@TheKrisnicole28]

Hopefully it did and he suffered before he died ..

[@garys1266]

Interesting take, I forgot that he served in WW1

[@tab8803]

@@garys1266 He was a decorated war hero, he literally did the dirty work no one else dared to touch.

[@rosiemackenzie5976]

Incorrect. There are many people who suffer from parkinsons disease which is a neuorlogical condition, who have never had a a gas attack exposure. There are many possible links to Parkinsons, one possibility can be linked to extreeme stress in young childhood, and some people are just predisposed to it. Certain drugs can make parkinsons worse if they already have it.

[@louf7178]

@@rosiemackenzie5976 Incorrect to say "incorrect" as it is still a possibility.

[@gunsandrotors8704]

He was seen alive alot in that bavarian hotel in argentina owned by his friend after the war.

[@rowanparmiter7622]

He recovered from Parkinsons/Stress in late April 1945

[@krokodyl1927]

Rowan Par LOL 😂

[@zorrow1251]

Lester Luczak Why LOL🤔

[@krokodyl1927]

Zorrow 457 That’s when he killed himself, April 30th 1945, end of Parkinson’s, stress, etc.

[@rowanparmiter7622]

@@peterrodby2786 why doesnt science take note of this form of cure?

[@peterrodby2786]

@@rowanparmiter7622 because suicide is not a "cure". However it was Hitler's final solution. It's ironic how his philosophy of elimination became self fulfilling.

[@cryptidian3530]

The amount of weight he felt on his chest and shoulders during the war would make any man sick. He was absolutely spent by the end and had no more fight left in him.

[@californiaslastgasp6847]

This. Stress can be seen in American Presidents in just 4 years. I can't imagine the stress of losing a war under my command.

[@aryasgamer1199]

I feel..bad for him.

[@amyw7965]

Are you kidding meee, who cares about this evil man's health. He starved, tortured, murdered many human beings. I don't feel bad or sympathy for this man after what he did.

[@fayereaganlover]

@@amyw7965 Evil is a thing of perspective. For us he seems evil but for the germans he was their savior.

[@mariahyohannes]

meropzit So this y’alls process of thinking? I understand it now. Being racist or prejudice is only subjective. It all makes sense now, white people are racist and prejudice to anyone different from them because being a bigot is not really evil to y’all.

[@scrapcash2421]

Surprised he didn't go completely mad. The pressure and stress for being responsible for the deaths of millions and the fall of your own country would overwhelm anyone!

[@melianna999]

it overwhelm him only when Germans started to lose every battle.

[@gazpachopolice7211]

Oh don't worry he wasn't worried about all the people who had died for his ambition. Megalomaniacs don't let such small things bother them

[@rlm2933]

@@gazpachopolice7211 You have no idea

[@TheSaltydog07]

He was not capable of feeling remorse. He died blaming the German people for his failures.

[@TheSaltydog07]

​@@gazpachopolice7211 Amen to that.

[@Dank_Dank]

0:37 When my manager hires a bunch of cashiers

[@andrew.hacker.3456]

It could be for a multitude of reasons. He was exposed to Mustardgas during the Great War, he was shot in the arm at some point, as well. He was also on many medications, under constant stress, and additionally, he was not young. He was aging and stress, being shot, gas and drugs likely only served to make it worse.

[@diturner7247]

My aunty had been diagnosed with parkinson. She gave up the prescription drug. No more parkinson symptoms.

[@jaypolas4136]

@@diturner7247 😄👍

[@deanronson6331]

Yeah, the poor guy, Andy.

[@wolfgangdevries127]

Gee he was a little stressy.

[@EsteeWalts]

Not young? My word he was only 55 at that time....that IS young.

[@stayrospaparunas3062]

he wounded at first ww1..from a french moustard bomb...i think from that day started to has problems with his hand

[@kresomarkovic1736]

+Stayros Paparunas Do you even english?

[@stayrospaparunas3062]

+Kreso Markovic im not yugoslavian

[@kresomarkovic1736]

What does that have to do with the fact that you are terrible at english

[@stayrospaparunas3062]

+Kreso Markovic the fact is who gives a fuck bout my english..

[@meyerlansky839]

+Kreso Markovic Yes who gives a fuck about his English

[@johnbrotata391]

I've experience that once in a while after receiving my bills

[@hardbasskvass597]

This happens when some artillery explosion drops near you. Many people during the first world war suffered from this. Shaking hands is just the basic. Some had their entire body shaking

[@nick-sx5ob]

i thhink your confusing parkison with shell shock

[@traekas7228]

Parkinson’s is what Michael J Fox has been suffering from. He’s an actor still working. He takes medication for the Disease. Oh, & Parkinson’s also makes sufferers have hallucinations.

[@Loulovesspeed]

@@traekas7228 About 50% of Parkinson's patients have hallucinations.

[@masterxstevenstones6496]

That's awful

[@chriswatson3464]

Hitlers hand was shaking before the blast.

[@pyromania1018]

The cause for the symptoms could have been Parkinson's Disease, but it also could have been: A) Withdrawal symptoms from being cut off from those drugs Dr. Morell was pumping him with. B) A combination of stress, lack of sleep, and being generally unhealthy. 3) Both

[@greenrangerbeatdown6913]

That quack wasn't doing him any favors. I often wonder if the drugs fueled bad decisions that caused Germany to lose the war. Invading the Soviet Union with no idea of their T34 armament was one blunder. Launching that campaign before securing oil in North Africa was another. Switching targeting from industrial to civilian areas during the Battle of Britain was yet another mistake. My understanding is Morell was there pumping him full of narcotics the entire time.

[@morrnmanderson7376]

lol. Withdrawal symptoms dont last for many months on end. Sorry but no. He had Parkinsons, either brought on by genetics, or possibly as a later result of the gas attack he suffered in WWI

[@starshiptrooper4506]

He also had a heart condition.

[@bubbastill2040]

and probably a dash of criminal insanity somewhere in the mix

[@SpectacularDisaster]

@@greenrangerbeatdown6913 it was the mid 40s though, most of what 40s doctors did would be considered "Quackery" but today's standards

[@anjanayadav5320]

What I have found after going through the details of WW1 & WW2 is the defeated are always shown in a negative image. As you know history is written by winners.

[@thedarkknight984]

as it should always be that way only how r u able to show sympathy to a villain who killed millions of innocent people 😢 guess if u were one of them u would hv realised it but of course in heaven 😂😂😂

[@Niamh9902]

And history is spun by the losers to make them seem good.

[@thehipmusicologist]

Girl, he was TWEAKING

[@BIGSID320]

Look up videos on shellshocked WW1 veterans. Some of them shake a lot worse and fall on the floor. That was a brutal war, pretty much everyone who survived had PTSD.

[@MrToradragon]

And that most likely had bad influence on subsequent generation and led to WWII and then that had impacts on rest of 20th century and to some degree can be trigger for war in the East that is slowly brewing up. It almost seems like the war that had bring down old world will inevitably be the reason why whole mankind will fall. We must as well take in account that in olden days couples had fertile window of 15-20 years, virtually bridging most of wars in history and wars were fought differently, thus some portion of population with PTSD had lesser impact on the rest. But that had changed with WWI, fertile window had shortened to some 5-10 years, number of children dropped as well, thus impacts of PTSD of soldiers on society was greater and later most likely passed down to next generation. And you can find the traces of this firmly embedded in our collective culture. Just read between the lines of The Wall by Pink Floyd, or look how view of army in Europe had evolved after 1945, look on other things that happened in culture. Most of those things have some root in world wars.

[@BIGSID320]

@@MrToradragon Yes, I agree.

[@anayarey]

I thought shell shock was only mental

[@BIGSID320]

@@anayarey Just put in a search on KZbin for Shell Shock in WW1. There is plenty of archived footage.

[@carlosg8103]

@@MrToradragon yep

[@LuckeyGamingTv]

He died suffering, in the end karma came knocking. Same for Stalin.

[@bigbrain2178]

@red leader's fav dude yeah

[@lennykump8396]

Seems like you don't understand how Karma works like. Dying in a bunker by suicide is not the proper prize for trying to save Europe and the western world.

[@LuckeyGamingTv]

@@lennykump8396 No my friend you clearly don't understand how karma works.

[@bigbrain2178]

@@lennykump8396 It is for tossing away 60,000 aussies at Gallipoli, being a raving loon war mongerer who wanted to go in on the Soviets after just being done with the most destructive war ever to be fought, and being the head of state when 5 million in Bengal starved.

[@lennykump8396]

@@LuckeyGamingTv karma means that you got the equivalent back of what you had done prior...

[@richierich4810]

His mind certainly wasn't sharp till the end, look at the mistakes he made! So much for his doctor!

[@bowlchamps37]

Making mistakes can have different reasons.

[@jameshepburn4631]

This could just be what's called "essential tremor" with no specific cause, sometimes comes as people age and much more common than Parkinson's Disease. Even young people sometimes have essential tremor. Essential tremor patients look loose, their arms fall freely, and they typically walk normally. Parkinson's patients are stiff armed and walk with a usual uncertain smaller step shuffle. Parkinson's patients hands shake doing nothing. Essential tremor hand shake these typically gets worse when gripping or holding something, like when trying to write with a pen. I don't think a neurologist could diagnose definitely from this 3 minute video. Any neurologists watching who will post what they think?

[@anneking2631]

I have essential tremor, totally agree

[@almuwattakayting1471]

, .

[@GregSemiensLive]

Thats not what they said in the video

[@rascassesaintouen8576]

But that doesn’t account for his stoop

[@rq4740]

As a medical student, his stooped shuffling gait and axial rigidity combined with his tremor are highly suggestive of Parkinsonism

[@pontifex9285]

comparing a few seconds of footage from 1940 and 1944 doesn't prove anything, there are a million reasons why he would act/move differently, e.g. the setting, the people he was with, the fact that he was winning in '40 and basically lost by '44, etc.

[@brandonsmith9098]

Yes it does. It shows clear health degradation and signs of Parkinsons.

[@pontifex9285]

@@brandonsmith9098 Okay, go take an overdose of caffeine or some other upper, to the point that your hand shake for a little while, then I can diagnose you with Parkinson's.

[@PinkFloydBootlegs]

So THAT'S why we never seen Hitlers left hand a lot.

[@sablephoenix5990]

HITLERS JUST ANOTHER FICTIONAL SCRIPTED, REHEARSED, ACTOR.

[@JB-dm3uv]

Sable Phoenix and have you published your in-depth findings you sad bore

[@sablephoenix5990]

@@bruhbruh8495 **your S/N**are you TRUE TO IT? Do You Respect KNOWLEDGE? If so, take a seat. For me to explain, takes SPACE. A COMMENT AREAS ALL I HAVE. So, GO With "your gut" as it is the Emotions that are Targeted by those BEHIND THESE FICTIONS. Long ago you were PROGRAMMED, as were your Grand Parents, etc. NEVER TRUST NEWS MEDIA: The books, movies, continual mentions, is ONE, your inner Voice 2. 3rd tells you the many Ridiculous highlights in each lie, I mean story. As you can see, I've no room left --- use YOUR GIFT to battle those who push the 'little people' into FEAR. DOUBT EVERYTHING. Good luck.

[@memedrop3235]

@@sablephoenix5990geez get some help or something

[@mrwest805]

Been up for 3 days on the sniff. Happens to the best of us.

[@kailashpatirai]

This is the video I'm have been searching to see so thank you.

[@judeevans7308]

Next time I develope a condition I won't waste my time going to see my doctor I'll just post my symptoms on here ...... so many highly qualified medical people !!!

[@Ss-vg7or]

@bobby ray dunno?

[@Ss-vg7or]

@bobby ray mabey sombody mistyped i wonder

[@1w598]

Jude Evans Yeah, and it's MOSTLY the ones who have no idea what they're talking about who say the most. Lol

[@rajas2774]

Lol

[@misakamikoto8785]

any condition and disease can be cured by death.

[@julianaylor4351]

Most of the boys he was talking to had to do stuff that only adults should have been doing because they were running out of adult troops.

[@davidkuhl431]

nobody should have been doing this "Stuff".

[@mystified1429]

The battle of the bulge.

[@cklg88]

Yep, because they fought too long, I'll always wonder if they didn't fight as long would they have won. I say yes.

[@valravn5039]

There is a video on youtube of that boy he touches at his cheeks. I think he was 10 years old at that time.

[@heythere4871]

The Soviets during the battle of Stalingrad (1942) had gotten desperate too. They even used children and untrained men to fight while they were still trying rush as many troops across the volga river. Over a million Soviets died in that battle. Also a good amount of Germans too.

[@leemcbride8146]

Hitler's personal physician sounds a lot like the same kind of doctor that Elvis had.

[@keepitkawaii4467]

And Michael Jackson

[@blastproces]

Elvis had a handful of dr feelgoods willing to give him what he wanted. Dr nick the main one

[@charlesdayon5715]

@@blastproces Don't forget President John Kennedy, he had his Dr. Feel Good.

[@JohnSmith-wl8cv]

Or Michael Jackson

[@rosiemackenzie5976]

Physicians in the 1930's worked on the knowledge they had them, just like physicians act on the knowledge they have now. It's like comparing apples and oranges. Knowledge and understanding is changing constantly. However that doesn't change the fact that you still get good Dr's and and bad ones today! Who know what Hilters Dr was like at that time, he might have been excellent for that time? An example of a bad Dr would have been Micheal Jacksons personnal Dr, who gave him propofol, which should never be given outside a hospital setting and only by an anaethetist, within the infrastructure in place to resusicate. I suspect in Michaels case, with so much money he could buy anything and anyone and so he did, and paid the consequences for it, -and so did the Dr.

[@enriqueheredia5794]

As a doctor I'm seen many people pleading to save them. It's sad to see it.

[@Raspriii]

Save who?

[@Sonny15-215]

Wars are insane,all leaders including Allies were sick of something and weren’t saints too

[@Sonny15-215]

@david Stepney Same BS today with False Flags,Plandemics,NWO,Obesity,Diabetes,Cancers,Corporations, etc and the Empire destroying countries to Rob their Oil,Sanctions,Satanic UNO & WHO,millions still dying bc of Greed and evil World Elite like Bill G4t3s and never get arrested

[@lizbrown7232]

The Allies would not have won by being saintly.

[@Sonny15-215]

@@lizbrown7232 Not lesser evil neither,it’s History.Humanity is facing another threat /enemy today,let’s enjoy Lockdown while mourning family and friends thanks to World Elite Plandemia🧐

[@stephaniefoster1172]

WRONG & you missed the point entirely

[@comminusttoast2458]

STALIN GEET THIS MAN IN A COAL MINE

[@user-vt3jy1yj2n]

His hands were so shaky that he shot himself in the head while try to target practice.

[@user-vt3jy1yj2n]

@@quacksen9648 hi fegelein

[@caneanukunuku2906]

😜🤣🤣🤣

[@hermannfegelein5824]

no i rigged his gun

[@Oof_2nd]

Oh hay another Genshin fan

[@whitefeather8387]

No mam.

[@dafcorleone]

I always think about the stress level this man had specially towards the end of the war, that had to have a major toll on his health

[@valleygirltotallyforsure]

Then add in the injections of amphetamines his doctor gave him....whoa...

[@amiemccalvin4316]

I thought a dr had prescribe him a tranquilizer to calm him down. Because he would have fits of anger during his speeches.

[@Jon.Oliver]

Definitely didn't age well

[@anayarey]

I thought psychopaths don't get stressed

[@nimakhodayi3494]

@@anayarey Not every evil person is a psychopath

[@michaelvoisine7075]

His mind wasn’t sharp. He made lots of mistakes.

[@perfectcell13]

I thought he got the shaking/trembling after the explosion in an assassination attempt in the Wolf’s Lair HQ

[@Frosty_tha_Snowman]

No, he had people in between him and the bomb when it went off, he was untouched, might have been hard for him to hear for a bit, though.

[@VilleKuitunen6]

@@Frosty_tha_Snowman He got massive hearing loss and his ears were in very bad shape for a long time. Also some really nasty burns and small shrapnel all over. Unfortunately not enough.

[@Frosty_tha_Snowman]

@@VilleKuitunen6 yeah haha I know, I just have a dry humor, what you said is kind of what I meant by 'untouched' and 'hard to hear for a bit'

[@updatedjustnow271]

Parkinson’s can also cause dementia. My next door neighbor has Parkinson’s. He has dementia and also hallucinates related to his Parkinson’s. Recently he called 911 saying little men had stolen his phone and then came to his house demanding money for it’s return. Who knows what what was going on in Hitler’s mind.

[@Hallo81398]

you're racially an anglo innit?

[@patriciasamora5600]

Just like Joe Biden. Let's Go Brandon!

[@brandonsmith9098]

Hitler's Parkinsons wasn't that far along. He was in his right mind throughout the entire war.

[@gabeguzman9478]

Can you still have hallucinations without being diagnosed with dementia?

[@updatedjustnow271]

@@gabeguzman9478 I believe so. My neighbor was having hallucinations before he became demented. He told me he would see trees growing up out of the road when he was driving. Fortunately, he knew it wasn’t real.

[@assemahmed1218]

Handwriting of high elite doctor ... Imagine the new graduated doctors 🤣🤣😂🤣🤣

[@bearlemley]

I can’t imagine the stress that would come with being such a monster.

[@johnstarr2326]

??

[@navdeepjha2739]

psychopaths don't feel guilt

[@ahabduennschitz7670]

Adolf H. once said: "Kremmten Stronzen Frakrentak, notzen stringeln Kradeldatz" wich translates to "ultimate Power is achieved by ultimate Fools".

[@johnstarr2326]

@@ahabduennschitz7670 The statement makes No sense!😅

[@amiemccalvin4316]

Alot of Jewish people had come to America to escape that monster.

[@Sean-ce1hu]

Hope he gets better.

[@MrChoffe93]

He is dead lol. And that's great. Ofc everybody knows that's truly great. I don't think I need to say more.

[@fikks7106]

@Sean welcome to world BTW ITS A JOKE SO DONT TAKE IT SERIOUSLY

[@Notxnn]

He died without anyone knowing he has the disease

[@PS2Damon]

I think he died but I am not sure because I thought I saw him at the Dairy Queen a few weeks ago. Heard he got the covid.

[@boitshokonormanmabuse7472]

😂 😂 😂 😂

[@jkadas2500]

I had enough of Hitler. Let’s talk about Sztalin and Mao!,,the knowledge of these two massmurderer is not known and heard as much. It is about time to learn history .

[@brandonstringfield5718]

no, I am good I don't need a bunch of CIA propaganda.

[@nancyelliot8411]

Oh shush ya nasty fool

[@marilynwillett804]

the media continues to drag him up because he was racist, they dont actually care about the victims,.

[@eryck123]

Go find another yt video for those guys. im sure there are

[@sierrajuliet7759]

Mao.....had only one ball. Well, youtube said so.

[@hassyg4083]

He survived ww1 and then also assassination attempts so all that takes a toll..could be those things too

[@RobinLundqvist]

“Parkinsons”, he served in the first world war, in trench warfare getting his brain shaken all day long by explosives around him. At his age that is brain damage catching up to him.

[@allsystemsdownagain9553]

He shot himself accidentally in the bunker after this.

[@Jana-om1xm]

not accident

[@vunnox]

not by accident

[@Profile.4]

There is no evidence of it either.

[@giodominguez9591]

flownet07 🤣🤣Fegelein saved the day

[@michaelpocci1876]

all systems down again well, karma byach

[@christinash2235]

His mind was "sharp" but utterly crazy, if only he had lived a quiet life of painting and horror novel writing.

[@ginatorres677]

I know right!🙈

[@garfieldbutswagger4967]

@@Joey_506 *Looks at WW2* mmm idk seems kinda crazy to me

[@ironjohn5914]

He did paint and write novel horror writings by living them out in reality within his sense of realism and self indulgence now we're talking semantics metaphorically speaking~

[@cheriehawthorne9246]

I wonder if lithium would have been of use to deal with his mental illness.

[@char.ger-3321]

All of history would be changed if he did not did what he did. Now everyone can learn from the mistakes done by other presidents

[@NiallMS1]

His mind was sharp was it! If he'd listened to his generals he might've won the war but he thought he knew best.

[@mrcool2107]

No he won't as all countries were attacking Germany

[@lavion219]

@@mrcool2107 not all countries

[@AviorYT]

@@mrcool2107 he could've won the war if he maybe listened to his generals. He refused a decision before GB & US and other countries started to attack

[@zeppelinmexicano]

I have no idea what sustained stress can do to hasten Parkinson's, or to deepen it, but it seems like a no brainer that anything that attacks the nervous system would be worse under those conditions.

[@georgewashington5746]

I scared of getting old for those reasons

[@grain_newports]

Damn. Even doctors back then had indecipherable handwriting.

[@basedbari6680]

I heard he had a stomach problem that made him release excess gas.

[@joebolts2934]

I thought that was Stalin.

[@khlothostonney5760]

lots of stress, and aging plus amphetamines, cmon , its not that difficult to comprehend.

[@wahidshahen6197]

This man had a huge burden upon on him at the end of the war. What you expect!

[@one4allall4one91]

You can tell on the last video footage he was a broken man. Health problems and the impending dooms day.

[@williesnyder2899]

And to think that he had human beings murdered for their “crippled” condition…

[@marilynwillett804]

I visited the Eagle's Nest, brought my German shepherd along.

[@matmac888]

I suppose you would be a bit stressed out considering what went on.

[@AdityaShinde-js1ft]

His left hand was wounded in British gas attack when he tried to save his face & he had tremors in his left hand and a shuffling walk (also a symptom of tertiary syphilis, see above) which began before the war and continued to worsen until the end of his life.

[@rosalynngray6919]

Very informative

[@zeneya]

Copy and pasted from Wikipedia.

[@AdityaShinde-js1ft]

@@zeneya Yes Copy & paste I'm not showing off my knowledge Now get your arse out of my section

[@zeneya]

@@AdityaShinde-js1ft alr alr chill

[@AdityaShinde-js1ft]

@@zeneya 🍺🍺🍺

[@Cloud_JOB]

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[@DominikKo33]

He was shaking his whole body during olympics in Berlin when he was at the stadium.

[@ObeyJesusOurLord]

James 2:13: For he shall have judgment without mercy, that hath shewed [showed] no mercy.......

[@D_Marrenalv]

I'm open to the theory that he had escaped to Argentina, but what keeps me from believing that he lived to a ripe old age (some say till his 90s or 100s) was his having Parkinson's. People struck by this disease don't live that long, and he was already in his 50s by War's end.

[@clarissamcpigeon7857]

He was born in 1889. Assuming perfect health and living a stress free life until he dies at 85, that puts his death no later than 1974. Given his health issues and chaotic life there is just no way he will have lived that long. Some have put his death between 1958 and 1962 depending on who you ask.

[@loserx8910]

@The Cawd Squad evidence?

[@italocarvalho1030]

Yes, he looked pretty bad in his final days.

[@adityanawani8134]

D Marrenal One of my relatives has Parkinson's. She is more than 86 years old!😊😊😊🙏🙏🙏

[@italocarvalho1030]

aditya nawani but that was 40's not modern medicine.

[@diobrando1891]

Where do these channels find these footages????????

[@Yegggg]

You mean the Smithsonian? The largest museum, education, and research complex in the world… geez I don’t know.

[@bst9551]

Thank you for this informationen.

[@frankmiller95]

Secret? Hardly. His Parkinsonism has been well known for a long time.

[@user-bi5op4tb4q]

I didn't know.. so:/

[@Ez_Brzy]

I think the title isn't referring to this video but the propaganda one the Nazi's shot that shows it.

[@christinash2235]

Actually I didn't know.

[@helenheeney2284]

Gosh didnt I ow that

[@traekas7228]

Not to some, I’d imagine.

[@mikeohagan2206]

losing a war is a little stressfull. souls of the dead screaming at him to die so they may have him. they still have him.

[@adaptiveagile]

This was very interesting. Thanks.

[@abezzuniga6912]

Bro was tweaking like crazy

[@brianwnc8168]

What about the methamphetamine we now know he was consuming heavily? That could also be the cause of shaking. People said he was sharp till the end. Methamphetamine makes you mentally Sharp just like adderal, which is amphetamine.

[@waltersobchak7275]

Yeah ive done speed for 28 years never had any problem with shaking

[@larapalma3744]

@@waltersobchak7275 m. M. M mmmm meeeeee tooooooooo

[@waltersobchak7275]

@Mexican Doggo thank you.

[@charliewhitworth9033]

He took methamphetamine in great quantities every day, documented... Parkinsons isn't helped by methamphetamine, show me his teeth please????

[@joshSmacknMouths]

@@waltersobchak7275 probably contributed on top of the stress.

[@MaileyMcAslan]

And now his daughter, Angela Merkel is shaking.

[@videowilliams]

My thought exactly.

[@BennettParsons1]

Making Michael J Fox look static

[@Matas2005]

Yeah. Like what's going on with her health recently? And people make fun of it and put it as a 'meme' of some sorts. This is how kids these days respect older people...

[@berhoom2024]

Merkel his daughter? He would disown her.

[@missyjordan909]

Happened again today...

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Interesting and worthwhile video.

[@Conzilla]

The music sounds like MGS2

[@TheVatonaught]

I've always read that his kind was not sharp at the end...he imagined he had armies that did not exist etc.

[@marshallemmet1366]

@Cocomelon- Nursery Rhymes He could have started thinking irrationally due to stress aswell.

[@erikjames3523]

Not to mention, that “sweet good ole Meth”/ he probably could have ran shaking to the front lines👣

[@drillasbarbies]

First of all that's a myth and then is that English what you just said

[@Void_Wars]

Englishman yeah, don’t try to argued with idiots...never goes anywhere

[@alphawavesready6639]

Imagine if he became a successful painter, none of this would happen. Imagine how different this world would be without ww2

[@davidserrano4877]

Yea for the worst..he and the germans contributed immensely towards humanity

[@Niamh9902]

I mean besides the murders, yeah there scientists did progress humanity. Operation Paperclip, for example.

[@adolfstalin1497]

kinda sad how he used to stand up right and confident then stooped low.

[@jamestodd9115]

That little issue of drug-use on a massive scale doesn’t matter at all...

[@bruv6506]

The last few years he used meth and that might have caused some, he also got wounded during WW1'

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

That was some serious shaking. I haven’t seen anyone with tremors from Parkinsons that bad in a long time.

[@susanmoran5226]

And so the killer of many disabled people developed a disability . And they say Karma is a myth.

[@jeromedavid7944]

Just think if that British soldier had squeezed the trigger when he had young Adolph in sights on that French battlefield we wouldn't have ever watched this video!

[@AG26498]

Well someone else would have just became Führer. These events where set in stone the moment the treaty of versailles was signed.

[@brbshawa4436]

@@AG26498 very true

[@alastair9446]

Just imagine if the French push did not push an unfair threaty for a war they did not win in WW1. The USA did it for them, and they think a stronger country will just accept the unfair deal once the USA was out of the picture.

[@warh1story563]

Henry Tandey is living in regret now

[@nhdarling2]

I'm guessing he missed a couple of times when he was in that basement.

[@abrahamanthony3011]

DaEABaller 😂😂😂

[@tonikeep4420]

All said he was an extremely peculiar individual.psychologically deranged from a child.drug induced Parkinsons Syndrome and dietary deficiencies.

[@tatiyanakennedy4405]

It's an harsh mental body sickness it's the constant negativity energy and outcomes and panic for peace and happiness and quiet

[@alastair9446]

Tremor can also be drug withdrawl, with wars end getings hold of drugs was difficult.

[@rubybrady7051]

I suggest you make a video about war criminal Churchill health.

[@rursus8354]

Worse: he was a heavy drug addict.

[@larapalma3744]

Everyone smacked up to get through that

[@mattyoung4336]

Hey ... he ain't heavy. He's my brother!

[@r4q52m]

@@mattyoung4336 nice song! 😂

[@samuelkovac1008]

doesn't have to to with anything. That shaking is caused by parkinson because of gass attack in ww1.

[@bascal133]

I literally never heard of this before

[@Maerahn]

I saw another video which attributed his symptoms to Parkinsonism caused by Encephalitis Lethargica, which was a pandemic that ran parallel to Spanish Flu in 1918 (EL was less talked about than Spanish Flu during that time because it affected less people, and also because many medical experts of the time thought the two were different mutations of the same virus - later testing decades later have since proved that wasn't the case.) I don't know if that was a conclusion they reached decades after his doctor's diagnosis; the video I watched that made this claim was about Encephalitis Lethargica (otherwise known as 'Sleeping Sickness.') Many patients who appeared to make a recovery from EL when they initally had it developed these Parkinson-like symptoms later in life.

[@donttouchmecreep]

why is hitlers illness suggested under my turtle videos

[@HNUmaker]

Maybe Hitler was secretly a turtle.

[@witchking008]

Bunker= turtles

[@ramixpAPEX]

Aww cute turtles lol

[@VidelxSpopovich]

Because every turtle voted for Donald Trump thereby making them white supremacists.

[@scottstewart1778]

Perhaps its the six degrees of Mitch McConnell?

[@derhinterfrager2935]

...Und Merkel zittert heute.

[@Stoneface_]

Der Hinterfrager Merkel was shaking too. Probably she has it.

[@nilkonom]

zufall? ich glaube nicht

[@hexagramz5115]

I was thinking about Merkel's shakie hands also

[@gfournio9924]

Genau!!

[@BG-oj6zt]

So trying to destroy Germany and Europe is not the only thing they have in common.

[@TorvaDagger]

Kanye West brought me here

[@SatoruGojo_Playzz]

His shaking hand kinda looked like adrenaline rush..

[@andregoertz3546]

It was not Parkinson, but a side effect of years of addiction to methamphetamine. His personal physician had been giving him daily injections since around 1942. This also explains Hitler's extreme outbursts of anger, paranoia and irrational behavior in the months before his death.

[@Shadow_Sonata]

or the drugs aggravated the condition, making it worse.

[@JadeStrawberry]

My mom suffered from Parkinsons disease. She would do things out of character that at the time, thought it was dementia. Now we know Parkinsons causes halucinations. Perhaps Hitler was ,on top of being completely insane, seeing things as well. It explains some of his lunacy anyway.

[@JadeStrawberry]

Hey Earl, stop being an arse. Have a nice day.

[@helentelehowski9800]

carol m yeah i know. I lost a sister and a brother who had Parkinson's. By the time they died they didn't know anyone. It's sad to watch.

[@helentelehowski9800]

carol m i know but i didnt mention some of the other symptoms because I didnt want to bring up bad memories for you. My brother ended up unable to feed himself and was wearing diapers. I just lost him 2 years ago. The memory of what he was when he died still hurts. I didnt want to stir up memories for you.

[@helentelehowski9800]

carol m i didn't know about the violence.

[@zyrelcoronado9825]

Maybe this is why he attacked Russia

[@Oliver_hall07]

He was shaking cuz he wanted to strangle Falelein so badly

[@ailleananaithnid2566]

Wasn't he also dependant on amphetamines? Back then they didn't know the long term effects they had. Amphetamines in combination with Parkinson's sounds like a recipe for a catastrophe.

[@danr8787]

Too much Pervitin!! He was tweaking!!!