The Dark True Story of Adolf Hitler

His name is immediately recognizable as being one of the evilest men to have ever lived. Find out who Adolf Hitler really was in today's epic new video that looks at the life of the mad Nazi ruler!
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[@stopmotionlife7381]

“Artist gets rejected from art school, what happens next is SHOCKING.” -Dhar Man

[@Anonymous0.]

Don’t you dare bring up dhar Mann

[@dariootero5579]

Germany, at any rate, has no intention of bowing to this Jewish threat, but rather of bowing to it in time, if necessary under the most complete and radical austerity. I would like to ask the Commissioner whether he is prepared to accept the Commission's proposal. I ask you: Do you want total war?! Do you want it, if necessary, more total and radical than we can even imagine it today?! Now, people, get up, and storm, break loose!

[@catholic3dod790]

Most of them were j-ws who rejected his arts.

[@aidenp.1000]

Lol

[@aidenp.1000]

The shocking thing is that it’s actually shocking

[@corymorimacori1059]

This enraged his father, who punished him severely.

[@ProbsNotLiam]

We all love a good oversimplified reference

[@mattturnbull6961]

Ah.. oversimplified. Love it.

[@MikeStand11]

Such specific. So knowledge.

[@DignityForAllyt]

Yes very much

[@iigirthvaderii3247]

I love the oversimplified reference lol

[@AJP_17]

Just imagine if his father had supported him and he had his success in art…

[@schwerergustav.]

Just imagine if the comments starting with "imagine" disappear. A better world

[@14KonstantinrodZaevsky88]

@@schwerergustav. yes.

[@awesome9425]

@@schwerergustav. someone's angry

[@thirdworldinanutshell]

no such thing as good fathers at that era, they all punished wife and kids, cultural thing

[@yagodaghendrik9664]

I'm sick of seeing this sentiment expressed, the German national socialist workers party was not started by htlr. He was just the mouth piece. It was coming with or without him after ww1 and Weimar

[@connorhilchie2779]

Imagine how different things would have been if he had found his footing in the art world

[@paulcowlishaw]

He did.

[@ACC3N]

@@paulcowlishaw he still made art after getting rejected from art school so yeah, he did have a foot in art.

[@DignityForAllyt]

Yes

[@renegadeace1735]

most asked hypothetical question in the world

[@paulcowlishaw]

@@renegadeace1735 wonder when Josh Widdecombe and James Acaster will ask this question lol.

[@nightowlorder2750]

Kinda sad that a guy who simply wanted to create art and care for his mother turned into a beast by the events around him.

[@epik-fm4pz]

Yeah

[@idosounds]

It's kinda the same with Stalin. When his wife died in 1907, he wrote that he had lost his "last warm feelings" for humanity, and that's probably what made him so tyrannical. Tragic.

[@SukhoiSU-27]

So sad

[@darpanpatel3303]

Star-crossed lovers...

[@FirebombFritzz]

I thought he beat his wife

[@Clean82]

It was humanitys fault that his wife died?

[@EvieRosePerryKelly-dh4hh]

Both happened in 1907... sus

[@AGoodBunnyBusiness]

This dude is an IRL villain. It's crazy how he started from a normal kid to a killing machine. His story is intriguing and scary at the same time. It would had been awesome reading the comic or manga about such a villainous character sadly, it wasn't fiction.

[@kiloisnear]

Maybe from the Zionist perspective of him, sure. But overall he wasn't a bad guy mane. He aint a bad guy

[@TherealplumpVR]

but even know he did horrible stuff he spoke with confidence he was a great speaker

[@Dexzler]

@@TherealplumpVR he didnt start ww2 cause hes just evil, its for revenge and probably didnt do anything bad after that

[@kiloisnear]

@@myname14. whats the real story ?

[@ratajalenezi1297]

@@myname14. ok if it's all false explain the whole "real" story

[@Zersain]

"But he wasnt always monsterous, his ideology was." That was beatiful, great video thanks im writing a school paper.

[@rwwashington]

He wasn't a monster at all!

[@jackphillips3354]

I think it’s the other way around, com padre.

[@korbenkotowski6227]

I think he couldn’t help it plus I just watched the part he said it when I looked at this comment

[@Oravankarva]

He was human after all. Not a good one but it always amazes me that people find dictators, murderers etc being this horrible monsters, wich they are but they also had normal feelings, families, etc. They are human. Cold ones, mentally sick ones, traumatic ones but human. They deserve any and everything bad that cames to them but they still are able to do good, and probably did.

[@thomasjackson5204]

well, yes. but he is his ideology ...thats the problem

[@BAVidmar17]

“Extremism is at its most influential when the populace is desperate.” Thats a great quote that has weight even today.

[@ne7611]

Yea. Mental health is off the rocker in these cases.

[@MrBoraed]

Your comment does not get enough gratitude

[@anojj1897]

I don't understand it can you explain? 😐

[@ronlacker326]

"Extremism is duty in extreme times." There's a better quote for ya.

[@WrongWayRomanGabe]

...during the great depression was a good example, it's sad that people's minds dont go to those dark extreme places while things are prosperous..smh

[@almightysamwhich4203]

Honestly I find his story really tragic, a kind hearted young man who cared for those around him a young man who was passionate about arts and creativity, turned into an unhinged borderline psychopathic megalomaniac that killed over 6 million people. It truly is tragic when you look at it and all the circumstances that surrounded his life.

[@uykarl]

He was also a vegan and had pet dogs he adored.

[@engliterra355]

6 mln? How about 25?

[@SnipE_mS]

I agree. It’s crazy how much a person’s environment and family encourage what they become. It really puts into perspective how important it is to not just the children but potentially tons of others to nurture and raise your kids in a healthy environment

[@Irlinca]

He wasnt so caring actually from what I know. He used to physically abuse his sister, also his friend calling him socially awkward and not being able to talk to people properly, that probably making a bad image of him to other people's point of view back then. When he was 10 years old, His teachers noted him as "dogmatic" and "rebellious". His peers noted him as "introverted" and often found him unpleasant.

[@Irlinca]

@@blasphemous5748 i was talking about him before ww1 I dont know if you watched "The rise of Evil" His comrades didnt seem to really like him

[@FinalLugiaGuardian]

A wise lesson to learn from history is this. Just because someone is evil doesn't mean that they're dumb.

[@irrelevanttwat]

most evil leaders are smart

[@thesteelecrusader7778]

He wasn’t evil

[@iwillnoteatzebugs]

Yep all high ranking nazis had between 110 and 140 iq

[@kiloisnear]

He wasn’t evil

[@kiloisnear]

@@thesteelecrusader7778 agreed

[@Akin226]

Villains are not born , They’re made by society

[@dasstigma]

/sign

[@brunoutechkaheeros1182]

as Joker said once: _"All it takes is one bad day"_

[@Yohoho-tg6si]

Not necessarily

[@hobeone1192]

That doesn't make them any less accountable

[@ishmamsabab5884]

@@Yohoho-tg6si how?

[@alter112]

When you're fatherless or have a bad father this is what happens. Makes you wonder why most people who commit crimes have that exact problem

[@isidroguevara4741]

You're right, but people aren't ready to admit that, less so men.

[@alter112]

@@isidroguevara4741 Exactly. "Children rejected by parents are among the most likely to become delinquent." According to the professional literature, the absence of the father is the single most important cause of poverty. The same is true for crime.

[@ethandollarhide7943]

@@isidroguevara4741 So people that had good relationships with Fathers never did anything bad? Interesting.

[@ethandollarhide7943]

@@alter112 Interesting that having a Father automatically makes you immune from doing terrible things.

[@thirdworldinanutshell]

so it's all about fathers? people can survive without them, the problem is neglection

[@thetouchdown7950]

Look at this baby so innocent so pure. You would think he would grow up to be a good man,an honest man.......Well you would be wrong

[@aidonpor8211]

That enraged his father who punished him severley

[@yagodaghendrik9664]

Or maybe you're wrong and Victor's write the history. Enjoy your fabricated storyline

[@thesteelecrusader7778]

He did grow up to be an honest man.

[@silkmilk8128]

Oversimplified reference

[@blu4390]

@@yagodaghendrik9664 and what will you do to change it?

[@theconqueringram5295]

It's important to know the personal details of people who are considered to be 'evil'. It's a great way to show that evil people aren't 2 dimensional, that they can be regular people deep down. That way, we can be more cautious when we deal with charismatic people.

[@jareddemarzo8196]

Agreed. We must learn about these people for the same reason we must learn about accurate history: To try and prevent them from happening again.

[@Sunrise-fr9jb]

Why did you put evil in quotations…

[@melancholystreet]

Evil rlly shouldn’t be in quotations 😬😬

[@GlizzyGoblin757]

why did you put evil in quotations!?!!?? what do you mean real life isnt like awesome marvel movies????!!!!??! 😱😱😱😱😱

[@baneling3098]

I think it’s safe to say he was pretty evil, a lot of Jews are dead because of him

[@gunstargizmo]

I can relate to his upbringing, his love for animals, and his resentment towards people. I often look at people and wonder how they would've turned out had certain elements been different. Maybe in some alternate universe, Adolf is a successful artist with a supportive father and healthy mother. It would've been great to read about that man instead.

[@dudebro3250]

The last battle of Europa is a great documentary.

[@GratDuForloradeArgumentet]

@@dudebro3250 The greatest stort never told

[@dudebro3250]

@@GratDuForloradeArgumentet I have seen it. Opened my eyes to a lot of things.

[@elhadj3475]

“Supportive father”

[@sterlingcampbell4394]

But in that universe who would you be? How would that change for him ripple out to your existence. Only anecdotal just chew on it for a few tics.

[@CaioH.]

The fact that he went through so many traumatic and difficult events, but his rage against humanity made him what he was... just one word: Scary. It just goes to show that anyone can become equal and even worse than him through power. He was a devil.

[@therealrtx5645]

there have been 2 people worse than him in history

[@therealrtx5645]

@🏳️‍🌈⃠Corpse 卐 yeah they more evil

[@CaioH.]

@@therealrtx5645 That doesn't take away from the fact that he was worse than humans.

[@mattsell2361]

@@therealrtx5645 which two people?

[@HitlerLovesAnime]

@@mattsell2361 Joseph Stalin and Mao Zedong.

[@ReaperX7]

Just imagine... If the Dean of the Art School in Vienna had have said "Your work is average and your painting lacks skill, but... I feel you can learn more and improve if we accept you. When can you start?" History would have been very different.

[@damienchall8297]

actually the real reason he was rejected is because he did traditional art and the art world had changed look at the pictures that got accepted that year to see it

[@falloutbattlefield521]

and also the other reason was that he didn't had high school credentials to join the University

[@damienchall8297]

@@falloutbattlefield521 yes he did as he had graduated with decent marks

[@falloutbattlefield521]

@@damienchall8297 no he dropped out of school at 16 when he should have stayed till 18 to get the high school diploma

[@Elkator955]

@@damienchall8297 He failed because he couldn't paint life like people. It is much easier to paint rigid structures and plant life because with rigid structures you can use straight lines, and with nature art you can make mistakes, but with humans every mistake compounds. That is why he was told to go into architecture instead, but he said no, he wanted to be an artist.

[@Darkseidsolosfiction]

Nobody is Born as evil, it's the environment and people that makes us evil

[@BlueydaHeeler]

I couldn’t agree more

[@largecat6686]

Unless your possessed

[@Darkseidsolosfiction]

@@largecat6686 yeah lol

[@dantdmfangamingrich9802]

@@largecat6686unless your an tone downed Eric Cartman

[@dergin38467]

I’d say you’re mostly correct. Some people are born truly evil. It’s extremely rare but I’ve known of people who come from great families and the most supportive environments you can imagine who simply chose to be bad because it seemingly, was just in them.

[@rickydoodles4]

People aren’t actually evil, it’s what’s happens in their life that causes them to act out the way they did in history. The history in Hitlers Life was tragic but he took it out on certain minorities and ruined his own life with his decisions

[@Glock18401]

His tragic life is what makes him an interesting figure to study..

[@redengine6382]

Kind of like how in the Joker movie society was what made him become the Joker

[@THMstudios]

@@redengine6382 Literally was just thinking that. Crazy how backstory makes you see things diferently

[@randomdudeontheinternet5901]

Except psychopaths.

[@rickydoodles4]

@@randomdudeontheinternet5901psychopaths have issues that build up to a point where they go insane

[@bowserheadteacher]

This is why people should make sure someone's childhood isn't horrible

[@jesi7739]

While I feel bad that he had to go through this as a child, there are many who go through similar situations & abuse & they never let that hatefulness, that evil & the horror of this world turn you into a bad person. You can’t. Break the cycle, don’t continue it

[@lolwhatneck]

In those days, such people could not know what to do with mental problems, and besides, without power, his internal issues would have remained internal, as is the case, for example - now

[@DaCostaRica48]

some people can’t handle it

[@brunoutechkaheeros1182]

easy to say

[@user-tc4rm3yf1r]

❤

[@displaynametheguy]

Art school rejects Austrian kid, IMMEDIATELY regrets it -Dhar Mann

[@mikekoller9214]

no

[@SukhoiSU-27]

So true comrade 😂

[@displaynametheguy]

@@SukhoiSU-27 anti-furry, respectable Soviet wannabe, not so much

[@marvin60000]

😂

[@KarimaRilana]

😂😂💀

[@BigBoy-ck4ru]

Wow, please do more Videos like this. First infographic video in a while that was interesting to watch

[@ahmedhomrani138]

50% of the comments be like: this enraged his father, who punished him severely.

[@lutymcshooty2556]

This enraged his father, who punished him severely

[@omega0195]

Ik it's annoying

[@ganrimmonim]

@@omega0195 I noticed that, why are there so many comments saying that?

[@mackenziel1266]

Still better than the comments I've seen him defending and praising him.

[@bellakatherman1477]

@@ganrimmonim I’m confused too

[@ricoswavey5]

The obsession over this man on this channel is insane lol

[@lolineko2083]

I guess people wanna try and understand how and why someone could have been such a monster..

[@HappyBazinga]

Its more of a obsession by society because of how infamous and evil he was

[@thecraxshack3323]

@@lolineko2083 google exists as well

[@golden-kappa5921]

@@lolineko2083 he believed jews were the root of all evil.

[@ericlikeswiigames]

He lives rent free in the head of the western world.

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload!

[@adityajandyal]

Really Thank You For The Knowledge

[@brokenbridge6316]

This video was equal parts dark and informative

[@Nizwakt]

11:49 - 12:01 is making me tear up. I hope I remember these words forever

[@spankit121]

Love your videos

[@tylerclarke9433]

Great video

[@revivedsoul1099]

This was greatly illustrated. When i first watched this, i have to be honest... i cried. This was at night tho. The doctor saying he never seen somone cry as much for somone death (his mother), also the fact of him having weird parent dynamic (inzest) aswell being abused by father. Later on not having father at 13. Then failed school. Its hard to not feel sorry. Sympathize and empathize. As somone who had no good father figure and being issolated, can relate, and why i did feel more sad. Adolf instance does show how important a father figure is, its afterall the seed. Even tho he did heinous war crimes, became what some would call psychopath and maniac. Few times it does feel like people want to put all blame on him as scapegoat because in reality everyone is guilty in WW2. Its difficult to not feel sorry when hearing about his upbringing, cause he was at the begining a good innocent child. A child with likes and dreams with unfortunate upbringing. Harder to be good when you been shown bad and evil. He was indeed failed by his elders and superiors. This is not what he drew for himself at the begining. This is where the inc of the pen came to an end, painting his last fate to his life.

[@PhDrSeuss]

Great video/story ..... very is interesting, but then again I enjoy many of your videos. As for this one the only thing i learned a few new things and one of them was that he had a dandruff problem but then again I may have already known that😂😂😂

[@C1DIP]

I like this video. I like taking a step back and analyzing historic fascinating humans.

[@eddiekulp1241]

He was a nutcase in the end but in the 30,s he got germany going economically and rebuilt the military. Time magazine made him man of the year once

[@TheHappyTDFamily]

does anyone else remember when the infographics show was just doing videos about vague what if's? Now they are better historians/ geopolitical & military experts than most of the people on the news!

[@LightKnight658]

Moral of the story, people are monsters that turn good people into monsters.

[@TheKittyClink]

I recently fail an art exam..... *slowly fades into the bushes*

[@Critic_Chris90210]

More so into far-leftists.

[@chaosgames6054]

*i always fail on my art exam*

[@chaosgames6054]

*and i also quited my art exam for the same reason*

[@tonytaf107]

Hilarious how history made him "The supreme evil" while we have nowadays people far worse than him.

[@Aoe_isnt_happening_its_over]

He had powers That's it

[@therealrtx5645]

There are many people worse than him in his time but most of then were parts of the allies so they didn't get mentioned

[@toivoni4221]

On the thumbnail we can see that kid adolf is holding a teddy bear. He was born 1889 and the teddy bear was invented in 1902-1903 which would mean that he has a teddy even though he is already 13-14 years old.

[@marialourainebanosia26]

I guess he's suffering trauma

[@Raymund609]

Impressive

[@Elevar_88]

Nice

[@Thetoucanman918]

Also teddy bears are based of of American president theodore Roosevelt, or “teddy”

[@realpooks]

So?

[@tomybartok99]

I too had a traumatizing childhood and am still struggling. But this does not excuse anyone from doing monstrous things. Everyone is responsible for their deeds. So unfortunate that many people don't see that nowadays. 😢

[@anongirl1874]

Louder! Say it louder for the people in the back!

[@mauriceazzouz5585]

Great thumbanail, great illustration.

[@shaquilleoatmea]

From a kid who was scared to be attacked, to a man to attacked kids….

[@WOLF_but_a_dead_one]

Dang That's a sad story Didn't think I'd feel this bad

[@denesjurcsek3771]

I believe this story sums up that you shouldnt be rude to your kids, you could never know when will you make a monster

[@momo7gato]

Great presentation!

[@DignityForAllyt]

Hello thanks for uploading even more on this man

[@Nizwakt]

He is literally me in so many ways

[@rubyveii6423]

Oh thats not..

[@Nizwakt]

@@rubyveii6423 I SPECIFICALLY WENT ON KZbin INSTEAD OF TT TO ESCAPE FROM PEOPLE LIKE YOU.

[@VEXPERO]

@@rubyveii6423 stop

[@Belugamale8738]

this enraged his father who punished @nizwakt severely

[@aqilkurniawan8294]

You can be different from him. Don't give up.❤

[@londonmonitor16]

The thumbnail is technically right, as hitler’s parents fought very often and his dad would use corporal punishment and his brother died.

[@shopan809]

In his book, he says that he respected his father

[@marblemarble7113]

I respect my father, doesn't mean he was a great dad.

[@sparklenights5421]

yes out of fear

[@freshavacodo555]

So the man was a mix of good and evil, he was majorly confused in a sense, not in what he wanted to do and how he did it, but how he acted and how he his actions played out, it's hard to truly say, on one hand he caused genocide, on the other he was unbelievably caring and loving seemingly with no sense of wrong in him, he was and I'll say still is a very confusing human to look into from his backstory, still did some horrible things

[@dariootero5579]

Germany, at any rate, has no intention of bowing to this Jewish threat, but rather of bowing to it in time, if necessary under the most complete and radical austerity. I would like to ask the Commissioner whether he is prepared to accept the Commission's proposal. I ask you: Do you want total war?! Do you want it, if necessary, more total and radical than we can even imagine it today?! Now, people, get up, and storm, break loose!

[@dariootero5579]

1939 February 24 Munich SAVE IT ALL To the Old Guard The only thing that can trouble our rejoicing is the thought that some comrades did not live to see the final victory. This is the feeling I had last year. There is the old Austrian general who lived cleanly all his life, thought only of Greater Germany and fought for Greater Germany - old General Krauss. And then, a few days before I marched into his homeland - for he was a Sudeten German - the old man closed his eyes forever. Probably he would have been overcome by his joy. Perhaps it would have killed him. However, though we must regret that individuals, that so many comrades, have not been able to rejoice with us, there is one consolation. We know that their struggle was not in vain; in the end they attained their goal, if only in that their spirit was with us and in us.

[@alkoia]

i dont think he was confused at all.

[@Khalid_Mcr06]

"Hey I think that we should accept that kid's art, I mean sure it is not like other drawings of the time but it is still deep and meaningful" "Nah, what could go wrong lol"

[@ellotheearthling]

Everything

[@The.eye.amtube]

If only 😂😂

[@mattg1611]

I remember learning about him not getting accepted into art school in highschool u can only imagine if he’d become a normal person if he did

[@Yahwuda]

Booohoooo

[@ronathenjjohnson8346]

He was normal. In fact, hearing him is a breath of fresh air in this clown world

[@noiseweird2042]

Wow thanks for the videos of stories our friends

[@noreplyguy6195]

Came here for the 'Who punished him severely" Edit: I thought the above quote was made on this channel but no it was from oversimplified

[@austinblair9869]

It's even sadder people who claim to be educated will watch a Hollywood movie and think it's accurate on history

[@wolfiboy3166]

AYYYYOOOOOOOO What thar source at the painting man🤨🤨

[@ProbsNotLiam]

Can you do the life of Ghengis Kahn

[@paulcowlishaw]

Awesome idea.

[@robfila5046]

Extra Credits did a series on Ghengis Khan 💯

[@Deadassbruhfrfr]

I'm almost sure they have already

[@PugalshishOfficial]

He was also a vegetarian. He was an artist, animal rights supporter, and a vegetarian. Out of context, Adolf sounds like a liberal arts type of person.

[@m.r4841]

He was not a vegetarian. That's just a myth

[@kendivedmakarig215]

​@@m.r4841 Actually he was a vegetarian.

[@--novus-ordo-secrolum-un--8820]

@@m.r4841 he was a vegan bruh

[@m.r4841]

@@--novus-ordo-secrolum-un--8820 You need to do better research.

[@michaelwilliamson4759]

@@m.r4841 Listen to those who knew him personally and they will all say he refused to eat meat, because it meant the pain and death of an animal. He would only eggs on occassion because the laying of the egg meant the Hen was spared and not killed. It's a historical fact. Do better research, take your own advice.

[@jaskarandeepsingh6138]

dude had a actual villian arc

[@KingCreativity]

I learned that once when he was a kid that he fell in a ice cold pond and a walking priest saved him. During WW1, he was injured and a American soldier saw him and took pity and let him go. Imagine what would happen if those people did not help

[@user-sd7oe5sk2o]

24:38 Why I heard Veigar's laughter😂

[@michaelb4538]

The thumbnail of this and many other channels on this site should tell people who it is behind these channels.

[@tutstan777]

Wdym?

[@mrpineapple3942]

@@tutstan777 I think they mean they should tell who the artists on the channel are.

[@danke1150]

Juden

[@sstepdaddy6285]

I have no respect for adolf in anyway but I do sympathize with him when he lost his mom, I've lost my grandmother to cancer and she was my mother figure in my life for a short while. I've felt no grater anger and grief when it comes to thay subject.

[@MustacheCashStash125]

Sorry for your loss

[@Glock18401]

Not only lost his mom but also lost his dream to become an artist..

[@Gregorz237]

I am sorry for your loss, your grandma is in a place now of peace.

[@nmoney6655]

I sympathize with him too

[@almightysamwhich4203]

He lost everything and was left with nothing but hate for the world that does smth to a man. It's not uncommon jut the circumstances made him who he was

[@barsnacker]

Concisely said video

[@Curry1232]

It’s good to see documentaries now on truly decorated honourable people

[@grayrob123]

I miss my great grandpa :( he was rejected from arts school and decided to become a political leader. He took power in 1933 but in 1945, he stopped writing to me. Does anyone know how what happened to him? :((((

[@MostHated332]

“When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar, you're only telling the world that you fear what he might say.”

[@Xman34washere]

This enraged his father, who punished him severely

[@fesco4752]

classic oversimplefied reference

[@NotExsistence]

i love this

[@amaan8663]

Be original

[@Marmalade-zi9ze]

Dude.. *Uncool*

[@michaelb4538]

Bots in tbe chat. Bots all over this video.

[@philsophkenny]

Row (as in to have a fight) sounds like bow not ow.

[@ErdingerLi]

The part where he's cartoonised high on drugs with that spiralling background and bgm had me laughing so hard 🤣

[@ellotheearthling]

Timestamp?

[@sharonrizzi14]

@@ellotheearthling 24:09

[@jeremynelson5311]

@Dragon Hoang amphetamines

[@badanzio1495]

But I mean, 7billion people on this earth, there was bound to be a villain

[@davidcrosthwaite]

That’s why the rest of us have to be careful who we elect

[@alter112]

@@davidcrosthwaite Too late

[@khristionlouvatin6874]

@@davidcrosthwaite Biden

[@user-vv1do1wg1j]

yeah sure but who?

[@christbenitez8797]

A monster you mean?

[@sheevpalpatine8257]

I’m taking psychology and was about to mention Sigmund Freud when he said “yes, this sounds very Freudian.” 😂

[@zoologistvince2664]

Little known fact: he was also dope on the mic

[@jlpt9960]

here step in my shower

[@Romanianvids]

What u use to animate

[@funwithahnaf3707]

villans are'nt born, they are made

[@Belugamale8738]

this enraged his father who punished him severely

[@NFrealStan]

@@Belugamale8738😭😭😭

[@ADITHYAN_2]

Why everyone villians have heart breaking story😢 ?

[@skizanai]

because dictators all around the world are made by Hollywood scripts

[@NFrealStan]

“This enraged his father, who punished him severely.”

[@gabeboldt4294]

I guess we all learned that even in the greatest of villains in history and dictators and horrible leaders, there’s a scarred and wounded child deep inside the Black heart, trying to escape the pain

[@ahmadyounas7372]

Greatest?

[@UncleJunior1999]

​@@ahmadyounas7372 Yeah greatest of Villains.

[@ganrimmonim]

To say I am not a fan is put it more than mildly. But I think he would have managed to think to use somebody else's gun and or take it with him and get rid of it.

[@Emperor_Hirohito234]

Its sad how such a evil man had such a bad childhood

[@wateriscool_]

Imagine if he got accepted in that art school

[@SukhoiSU-27]

Would have been a good thing

[@Bunger_ketchup]

What is the app or game name because I see other people animations like that pls

[@keelanlambe6202]

He might had a tragic life but that no excuse for what he did

[@ryanberkowitz5399]

Can’t believe Adolph’s siblings got Thanos snapped 😮

[@NCfrost82]

Mental instability can exist even in places of high powers and principalities. Dangerous combo

[@Morningcoffeeandweed]

Joe Biden for example🤣

[@repel3202]

Such a lovely story ❤️

[@Schwupsdupsbeepboop]

... I don't think so.

[@FabGamer2]

Wow I never new this!

[@roronoa_zororacist]

“The world hurt me, so I hurt it back.”

[@chriswebster24]

I know Adolf did some bad stuff, but the fact that his dad was mean to him breaks my heart. He was a good kid, and he didn’t deserve that 😭💔

[@tommyplays475]

💀

[@Prexziy]

He deserves it

[@Backroomsproductions10]

@@Prexziy he doesnt

[@drunk_towin16]

It's a cannon event

[@eiren4044]

@@Prexziy He didn’t deserve it. The reason why he became a heartless killing machine is because his cruel father showed no support to his passion in art. Saying he deserves it is like saying I'm grateful his father abused him which lead to the killing of over 6 million people. Use your brain a bit

[@markmeyers9581]

more like a few short semi-secret chapters and.a fair number of speculative conclusions. this would be a great intro video to a more comprehensive series, if you want to stay true to the title that is.

[@freddiebinthaplace2be634]

Perfect example of a seemingly normal man being a monster Richard kluklinski known as the ice man killer was said to be a loving father and a good husband in the beginning

[@stevendouglas786]

Al lot of children were left fatherless or worse,i.e. both parents or and extended family after the war yet we didn't have a generation of mass murderer's

[@almightysamwhich4203]

There was also a famous serial killer from the city of Perth (Western Australia) called Edgar Allan Cooke whos story was similar with an abusive father and a mother he cared for. During the day he was a lovely father who cared deeply for his family. During the night he would do unspeakable things to innocent people unlucky enough to be in his presence.

[@-.-.-.-.-.---.----....-_-]

​@@stevendouglas786you did tho, how many shootings and crime do you have? How much operations on foreign soil? How much coverups? What did the CIA do during the cold war and today? The way you learn history is the same way north korea learns history about the US, look it up

[@xirvin92]

It's not the infographics show without a video about the fuhrer every few months

[@Luuuucifer653]

He was not a villain at the start, they made him a villain

[@ccggx3913]

How do I buy you watch the channel do

[@mrkr-jl8es]

Yes

[@danielhouser8845]

Another one 🤣🤣😱😂 thank you that infographic show appreciate the content at least it's new video too watch for now 🤥💯

[@IrisChxn]

wait i kinda (just a lil bit) feel bad for him imagine being told you'll never make it to your dream right after losing the only person who cared for you (excuse my grammar please 🥲)

[@bumdol0216]

I agree 🥺

[@Ieatmyspagettiwithaspoon]

Yeah I sympathize for him, but he'll never get my respect

[@jamesmazzone7467]

They lie saying he was intimate with his own family which is creepy by today's standards. Over 100 years ago it was normal for a 25-year-old to marry his niece or cousin. When the Italians first came to America in the '60s that was the first law they banned against them. Was marrying first and second cousins

[@christopheranderson201]

theres alot of stuff they have lied about in ww2.

[@Oneshotup]

Fughedaboutit!

[@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj]

Not really as in China back then even first cousins married so nothing is shocking.

[@jamesmazzone7467]

@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj fact

[@GlizzyGoblin757]

@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj in many muslims countries, especially Pakistan, first cousins still marry to this day (leading to severe birth defects being much more common)

[@raysapaw]

9:25 What is the title & autbor of tbe book mentioned please? Also, is the book by Hart you mentioned earlier (I've forgotten the title) still in print and available? Same question re the mystetious book you mentioned at 9:25. Thanks. I found there is a lot of research into what makes a good person bad on the Yad (Yud?) Vashem site. The YV building is in Israel - Jerusalum I think. It is a testimony to the very large numbers of Jews who were systematically murdered, starved, and tortured. It is a museum, but it's good to know so much research is carried out there. To date the conclusion is worrying. Any petson, pacifist, humanitarian, neighbours and friends can become killers. The tortures were not Naxi Youth graduates, nor had any hatred for Jews. They were normal middle-aged men fed no agenda. Yet they became ruthless guards over people they once knew of as friends. It's a bitter pill to swallow, but anyone can become as evil. It is easier to just dismiss them as bad people. Researchers are studying the evidence. There is something in the human condition that triggers this response. We dont know what it is. It is important to find it. There is no 'us (good people) and them (bad people). We could all do this to eachother. Makes the atrocities more real. We cannot comprehend the scale, but we can understand the question of motive from non-violent people. Think about the atrocities of Russian soldiers in Ukraine. They too, changed from normal men to monsters.

[@ya_boi_raymond9069]

the background at 14:07 looking mad familiar

[@evankant277]

Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely.