These Men Worked With Hitler. Hear What They Felt.

This documentary was made in 1988. I had the opportunity to make a primetime PBS television documentary special on Adolph Hitler. Most documentaries present how the allies won World War II. To a large extent this is true. But there is a whole another side of the story. It involves how Hitler lost World War II. That is the title of my documentary. To make it, I had to find historians including German historians who could look at that time and describe to me how Hitler made some of the major errors that he made. Opening two fronts is commonly known. Sending the Luftwaffe to fight England and then stopping is an error that is commonly known. But he made many errors and I found World War II English historians, German historians, as well as German soldiers and aviators who were high enough up to personally know Hitler and could see the mistakes he was making as they were being made.

[@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker]

Here is the full documentary - worth watching - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJStgZ-Ilr5ggK8

[@Sunflare-vq2uy]

Thank you

[@nillehessy]

. . adolf pipo hitler de klown . . hitler the ultimate liar gaslighter i mean hitler and the nazis (higher up) & elite sympathisantis they are into a certain idea of the flat earth and all that comes with that .. and they know and they believe but for the rest.. the origin & real meaning of the swastika and also souvastika was never shown and taught proper and decent to the german people by the nazis no was more likehh hey scheiss auf ´em deutscher o d e r ? ist doch nicht uns problem o d e r ? hey wir sind nazis ja keine mary fokkin puppets o d e r ?? no they only taught to the inner circles - and neither was taught the germans anything true or truthfull about the schwarze sonne symbol or even told a little thing of flat earth at all not even a nod to a taught or dream tell one might have of flat earth and simplest concept of it yeh and if i then think about how this major truth gateway the swastika got banned and stigmatized after ww2 untill this day then yeh i mean voltaire and napoleon both stated -- there are no coincidences on the world stage -- en stalin said that en churchill do u understand this

[@TiredofEarth]

what the last guy said is an uncomfortable truth. Hitler did indeed try his best to avoid war with England.

[@patrickbateman1660]

Was committing genocide part of the plan to avoid war

[@wolfganghasenmaier8350]

was genocides of England vs aboriginees of other continents part oft he plan for mhe British Empire? To genocide Indians, Africans etc etc etc (?)You got gigatons of that dirt on your own genocidal English history... @@patrickbateman1660

[@bighillraft]

Invading countries that were allied with the UK is certainly an interesting way of avoiding war with the UK

[@haruyanto8085]

​@@bighillraftUK didn't help their allies tbh, they only sprung to action when the Germans reached the beaches of France, the only thing keeping them from the UK was the waters between France and the UK lol

[@TayDays1128]

If Hitler truly wanted to avoid war, he wouldnt have invaded all of those countries

[@bigguy555]

Isn't it weird that there was never a interview of Adolf Hitler?

[@peteraugust5295]

yeah, so weird. He was never interviewed. Its not like 99% of all data from that time was bombed by the allies and the remainings are kept away from public. Your right. the most important leader of its time simply was never interviewed during his whole live...

[@MrCarGuy]

BIG GUY He never wanted to be interviewed by anyone. He wanted his image to be that of what was seen in the well organized propaganda. There is, however, *one* surviving tape of his real voice that was secretly recorded. You can listen to it.

[@arnoldschneenegger7922]

there were look it up

[@MrHari232]

He was interviewed by a french, but before his party was popular. The article was published afterwards.

[@klevdud]

@@MrCarGuy according to whom? There are many videos of his normal voice. There is a political speech where he talks about how the USA is adamant in their neutrality yet they wont trade with germany, (econoomic sanctions litteraly a blockade). And they give arms to the enemy of germany. Rosevelts act of neutrality was a big hoax. Anyway, hitler with a calm and normal voice talks about this, and how vile in reality it is as it basicly forces the germans to take action or try to survive a war of atrittion they cant and wont win. A big reason germany lost ww1 was not military, they had the french and british beat until america came on the scene. Now the blockade is in full force. The allied forces in ww1 starved the german population and state of food and resources to the point they had to sign for peace.

[@yggdrasil9039]

The last interview is particularly poignant and true.

[@ds1868]

@Skip Barrows well we can put quite a few other characters in that category then. Julius Caesar, Napoleon Bonaparte among them. All had flaws and at times behaved in a barbaric way.

[@outdoorslife4style831]

@Tony M. or Joseph stalin, how many of his own people did he murder or starve to death.

[@db7610]

@@Lanko94 Churchill was the man for the job and not Chamberlain who didn't realise he was dealing with madman Adolf Hitler. In war you need a bastard.

[@petersmitgary]

"If you tell a lie big enough, tell it frequently enough, it will be believed."

[@notseekingconverts]

I still not believe Biden nor Obama. Theory invalidated.

[@xsx1113]

​@@notseekingconvertswhich is exactly why you support Trump

[@x60mmx]

That was said about the Western media, which we can all see is still true.

[@deep_fried_midget]

K. Where's the lie exactly?

[@Marrtinike19]

Some say thats the reason he stopped his generals at dunkirque

[@TheQuadrant193]

He respected the British people

[@kamtarbol]

Cuz they're white

[@KarstenvdK]

@@kamtarbol no not becouse they are white..

[@abomariah403]

he was too stupid to do that

[@lasersummit7895]

@@kamtarbol No, because they weren't as stupid as you.

[@genaromicol7347]

why?@@abomariah403

[@kingfreak8548]

Very very ambitious man. Very polarizing, I see why he is such a huge figure in history. everything about WW2 was crazy. All the players, tactics, technology, the lives lost, the after effects. Crazy. Wish movies would depict history more accurately though.

[@NoName-oq9bx]

Agreed

[@techo4Ugeeks]

Finally a real comment as a history major this era had me drawn and obsessed with distinguishing from facts to theories and stories. I still think about it 10 years later

[@marcus.the.younger]

@@techo4Ugeeks wow... i love history too

[@fernandoreynaaguilar1438]

You mentioned everything BUT the Holocaust. Funny: in Hitler's mind It was the most important thing. Yet Is typical of many who think in terms of Cartoon nazis and exotic nazi Ufo's.

[@ProtoMario]

Wow that man who just said, "Oh God"... Wow.... =(

[@awaw5904]

ProtoMario War is hell

[@darthradious7011]

His name is Adolf Galland. He was a general in the Luftwaffe and one of the Third Reich's most successful flying aces. Unsurprisingly he was awarded multiple medals for his service.

[@pinth]

How do you read so much into that?

[@Arno2022]

He admired the English people because of their Anglo-Saxon ancestry and because he saw the British Empire as an inspiration. Houston Stewart Chamberlain, one of his favourite philosophers, Winifred Wagner, his best female friend, and Unity Mitford, a young blond admirer, were from England.

[@gaylordfaulker8342]

He admired them so much he launched an assault on your country famously known as “Blitzkrieg” in 1940.

[@niranjansrinivasan4042]

No wonder, an explotative cancer liked by a man of even a worst kind

[@samusaran13372]

@@gaylordfaulker8342 That's not what blitzkrieg even means, cretin.

[@johntaylor346]

This explains alot about the controversy over Dunkirk. The Germans could have annihilated the English. It was Hitlers call. Also Rudolph Hess probably would have Hitlers blessing if he could have been successful in his mission.

[@locutas95]

And the failing of Herman Georing with his overconfidence

[@GuitarandMusicInstitute]

It wasn’t just English on the beaches. Why would you say that?

[@DannyBoy777777]

Ten million served in the British armed forces you fool - 200,000 was hardly an annihilation-in wating.

[@Ror0009]

It’s not about dunkirk it was about the planes

[@PhoenixAscending]

Hitler was not trying to let the English escape at Dunkirk. If that was the case, he wouldn't have used the Luftwaffe. He had ordered the army to halt days before they took Paris, but they kept going anyways...which was a good thing. This, however, infuriated Hitler. He wanted to show them who was boss at Dunkirk, and wanted to use the Luftwaffe to finish off the British, as that branch of military was more pro Nazi. He didn't want the army to get the glory, and Goering assured Hitler the air force could finish them off. One of the many times Hitler listened to Goering when he shouldn't have

[@yogibeer9319]

The last gentleman was German flying ace Gen. Adolph Galland who led a wildly interesting life and is really worth reading about.

[@shoresyman1]

He also could have blown the British army to bits at Dunkirk but didn't 🤔

[@ahuman2482]

yes I also don't understand why he didn't. he literally could have. it was tangible

[@woodenseagull1899]

His first big BIG mistake...!!

[@stefankazimirovic7957]

He admired the british for their colonial empire. He never wanted war with Britain.

[@fuxihutterer8088]

HE WANTED PEACE BUT BRITAIN WANTED THE WWAR

[@TheRogueEmpire]

@Watch KZbin he attacked a western ally. how could there be peace while he exterminated polish people?

[@Iamgroot9170]

He was resting comfortably in Argentina before his death.

[@richardpickering2452]

I doubt Hitler would have the same opinion of England now !!

[@Jimmy_Watt]

​@perseus274You're using the "WWII German society was completely evil and everything about it was bad" angle that so many do. You don't understand the comment because you're looking at it through a 2023 "the TV told me this" lense. During the war, Germany was largely homogenous, had a strong sense of national identity, and a really bad taste in their mouths left there by the Versailles Treaty of 1919. Their country was in shambles after WWI, and a generation of military aged males were gone or broken. They were presentable in public, took pride in their society, and unfortunately were taken control of by a charismatic tyrant in a vulnerable state. England was similar in more than a few categories. A respectful culture that had achieved far more than most. Ironically, both countries have flooded themselves with immigrants who refuse to assimilate, and their cultural identities are almost gone.

[@CLARKE176]

You mean Britain.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

@@Jimmy_Wattno angloids were always more degenerate

[@gmren14]

Maybe they were so similar because English people have also German roots as the Saxons emigrated there and, together with the Vikings, shaped what would be England.

[@gmren14]

Oh yes! I forgot about the Normans. What I was talking about is that the Vikings were also a somehow important component in the genetic makeup of modern England. In fact, of all the UK, England has the highest amount of Scandinavian ancestry (9.39%) and places like the East Midlands have the most Scandinavian ancestry (10.37%). But yes, the UK, overall, is mostly Anglo-Saxon which still explains why they were, or are, similar.

[@abeedhal6519]

There's hardly any scandinavian dna to be found in england.

[@nottelling7727]

normans were scandinavians who adopted french culture -.-

[@wholeone1332]

When politicians liked the country more than they liked money.

[@jesseherring4745]

@Jose Martinez DeJesus when the war started getting bad hitler wouldn't even take a day off because he took up his duties and did what he had to knowing people were fighting for the country,while leaders in america play golf all the time and dont give 2 f's about how they destroy the countru

[@pheeku6996]

@@jesseherring4745 back then Hitler was having a nice and secure time in his Wolfsschanze Bunker or in his Alps resort, but at the same time he and his followers were sending Germanys young people into the fires of war, wasting them like a cheap resource

[@georanger6180]

If only he didnt have such cruel views he could have been the greatest leader of real time

[@toddpacker4683]

Hitler had children murdered

[@johnnywalker9082]

@@georanger6180 which views were cruel?

[@justrandomguy694]

The last guy is telling the truth I can see that from his eyes

[@johnnyrats7083]

Pro Nazy Germany wow you should work for law enforcement then, so many cases would get solved since you’re so sure about things like this

[@trevmac8362]

You and the 82 pathetic morons who agreed with you obviously have never been around/dealt with sociopaths or psychopaths before. Much like an electrician,carpenter,plumber etc people like the men in the video become much more adept and proficient as they get older and hone their craft. Men like these in the video begin to believe their lies or they lie to pander to a certain popular opinion. They even practice non verbal emotions *such as facial expressions* to make themselves seem more believable. If you think this guy is telling the truth because in your words *QUOTE* 'i see from his eye's' then i have some prime real estate swamp land in the State of Florida i want to sell you.. You gullible naive fool

[@titoblanchard5624]

@@trevmac8362 then why the fuck did Hitler didnt gave orders to invade the UK early on?

[@cigh7445]

@@titoblanchard5624 Just read his writings. He saw the English as a fellow Germanic people and he greatly admired their Empire. His dream was a world shared between England/Britain and Germany, but Britain and France declared war on them for attacking Poland so they had to fight them.

[@colindant3410]

@@trevmac8362 How do you know he is NOT telling the truth? You gullible naive fool times two!

[@BestDanTheMan80]

I did hear that hitler actually had a lot of admiration for the English.

[@Jack-sh6xr]

Makes sense to hear it now, because i always wondered why England seemed to have the most “sympathiser” politician

[@randomguy2023]

And French

[@phil4893]

He said from the moment Chamberlain declared war on Germany that it caused him so much pain and anguish because we are all from the same blood. He was right.

[@playstationaccount4473]

Damn. You mean Churchill was wrong!!

[@raristy1]

No. He was wrong. DNA does not make you a Nazi.

[@Pablo-nc6qu]

​@@raristy1being a Nazi is irrelevant. The indigenous English are a Germanic race. Go back to school.

[@Qualex14]

​@@Pablo-nc6qu"Indigenous"

[@steven-el3sw]

"A solitary creature who followed a solitary path..."

[@pobinr]

Why must everything have music added? I'm here for the dialogue.

[@duruyucel]

Hear hear! 👌

[@playstationaccount4473]

Nah. It actually suits here- given it was made pre gimmicky, acted out documentary days. But I get your point. 98% of the time it's better without music.

[@SquirrelASMR]

In so many videos, the music is insanely overdramatic all the time. It's so dumb. This one is mild compared to anything.

[@dblanco454]

The only man who knew him in this video was Galland

[@malcolmclayton6651]

Correct Sir ,

[@wolfgangbecher4906]

Graf von Kielmannsegg knew him and met him several times. Hitler used him as a special emissary to the Italiens during the war. Kielmannsegg later became the highest ranking general in the newly formed Bundeswehr. That was in the late 1960's. In 1993 I had the honour to meet him during a conference of the German Army's Military History Division. He spoke to the audience. Absolutely interesting.

[@Ikkiaku]

There is certainly something familiar that Jung talked about Hitler. He was somewhat of a prophetic figure. Goebbels sometimes was afraid, not because Hitler was scary, but because he saw not an ordinary man but a heavenly figure. Jung talked about how Hitler was a necessary figure during that period for Germans, portraying him as a collective unconsciousness of the German race.

[@chaddy2409]

Good written

[@catsaresocute650]

First of all he murderd millions and that is certainly not neccery. Then, he killed specifically germans and abandond germany when he thoght the war was lost. That is not german.

[@catsaresocute650]

I'll give you that he was probably in a sense some manifestation of our identity, in the worst possible sense, but he is not german. If only beacuse nothing IS good enogh to sacrifice your people too or for or abanding them. He also wasn't *neccery* what the f. And that distiction just to me needs to be Made.

[@catsaresocute650]

If your also german I specifically refommend TIKs (KZbin) Doku on Hitlers socialism. We need a clear definition of how Nazism wasn't an expression of being german, but somone who utilised this in combination with communist idology and hate to perpetuate things.

[@catsaresocute650]

Well no that sounds Like a Islamism isn't Islamic argument. I mean we need to understand how it is an idology of evil that is part to/commected to something that isn't, bc it is wrong what we are thoght Hitler isn't some singular expression.

[@ultraali453]

He also didn't want to go to war with the Americans

[@martinbayliss3868]

But for entirely different reasons.

[@C.A.MARSUPIAL]

A man who came from nowhere and disappeared into nowhere. Don't think so. There's a documentary on him every month. The most infamous man who ever lived.

[@stormysummer162]

You didn‘t get it

[@thedonaldlovesu6676]

Just want to say to google that yes, I did go looking for this video. And No, I am not a nazi or empathizer of such. This is strictly for research. Thanks.

[@briansturges2658]

Thankyou for clearing that up, you just saved travel time for several FBI and NSA agents. We'll update your file.

[@S.D.323]

theres a difference between sympathy and empathy I absolutely do not sympathize with hitlers ideas but I can still feel empathy for the fact that he was abused as a child

[@michaelwelsh9700]

That’s sad that you feel the need to defend yourself for watching a KZbin video in private.

[@natanbarz8010]

I’m here for the serious strong feelings you people have on this subject.

[@movimentoamazonialivre9838]

You don’t owe the government an explanation for using social media. It is the government that owes you an explanation for using social media.

[@PkSage89]

Would be nice if these interviews were an hour long, at least, with each of those who new him.

[@HamuraiC-137]

Shoulda just let him into art school

[@ginevrajdeluca6589]

Yup. Most of these despots suffered some type of rejection/heart-break prior to becoming monsters. That's the problem with blue-blood; it is weak.

[@jmiller08]

Blue blood? Is that supposed to be literal or is it a phrase people use?

[@moesypittounikos]

During the phoney war they say Hitler let the English and the French go. Some say his tanks got stuck in the mud and the English and the French then escaped. But Hitler could had sent the planes to destroy the escaping soldiers.

[@DanLetts97]

🎉 Not true. The weather turned nasty

[@trolljones4386]

For the guy who said Hitler hated fighting England England was the reason the war expanded into what it was instead of a small war (what would have been better for the world).

[@mrmc2465]

Are u for real? The battles of eastern Europe are unparalleled to this day and you say it was a small war? The small war was western Europe take some history lessons. Germany V Russia was the biggest war in the history of humanity

[@JohnPaul-zs2kj]

Adam Chlebovec Hitler simply respected Britain far more than he respected the french it’s as simple as that

[@polentusmax6100]

@@mrmc2465 he was not talking about russia, that was in 41, between 39 and 41 england was the reason the war carry on. And most of eastern europe (excluding checks, poles, serbs and greeks) wanted a single unified defence against russia, that explain why hitler had so many sucesses there.

[@cigh7445]

No troll jones, if there hadn't been a war with western Europe the Germans were still going to attack the East, which was by far the largest and most destructive front with millions of people dying. It's also where they got the vast majority of their concentration camp victims.

[@a.hassanhale3326]

@@JohnPaul-zs2kj why would they respect the British more?

[@48webber]

hitler didnt wanna fight england cos many of the royals loved him which not alot of people knew

[@amenemhurt8817]

That's kinda silly! Why then did he bomb London, Coventry and other cities??!!🙄🙄

[@againsttheleftandright4065]

That's not why. He says why in the video.

[@mrdanforth3744]

@@amenemhurt8817 In retaliation for Churchill bombing Berlin and other German cities. Right off the bat Churchill ordered the bombing of Berlin even though his aviation experts told him it was a bad idea but he wanted to goad Germany into war.

[@toast2610]

It is difficult for most people to explain sincere people. They don't understand the "angle" that they believe must be there.

[@johndarcy7477]

We really did lose the war.

[@Sasha-xv6do]

0:56 Nowhere in Argentinia, yes. :D

[@pimmelberger9967]

At the Volkswagen company, this Volkswagen who he invented 😂

[@matthewmurphy6139]

But could he do it on a cold night in stoke

[@ChicagoJ351]

I remember watching this documentary in college. I learned a lot from it. Very informative.

[@Whatshappening2024]

is that adolf galland the pilot with the mustache?? I have a painting of a plane bf109 with his signature on it

[@ggccllfour1398]

Jordan probably can make some money off of that if you ever hit financial trouble.

[@ryanh4499]

Yes, that's him.

[@jesseherring4745]

Preserve that piece of history and never gove or sell it

[@freetripin]

Hitler in my opinion is born out of the Treaty of Versailles and if it wasn't Hitler, it would be someone else. The arrogance and greed of France and Great Britain after WWI created Hitler. On the other side, the times were these and we can only hope we learn something from the past generations' mistakes, otherwise all the blood and death would be for nothing.

[@crimson177]

It certainly helped Hitler, but it was not that harsh, compare it to the Brest Litovsk treaty they imposed on the soviets, that was a truly harsh peace. Germany brought misery to Europe and were rightly punished for it.

[@jayrosen6663]

Grigor, no one listened to Wilson who didn't want to impose such a harsh peace treaty on Germany.

[@davehoward22]

The Germans hardly paid anything towards Versailles

[@rolandmaruska9899]

Germany just finished paying off her "debt" to France, about ten or 20 years ago. England and France forced Germany to accept responsibility for WWI, when in truth it was a disaster created by Edward VII, who feared England couldn't compete with Germany's nascent industry and so formed the entangling alliances that all kicked in after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

[@00avc1]

dave h lmao thats too much here

[@shinigummyl1586]

Fun fact: this video is uploaded 3 years after the last german (ww2) general dies

[@08Jaming]

The men who start wars should pay the price, not the men who must endure it.

[@1945joshuaruiz]

At the end .. They are usually dead or run away

[@SlumMattress]

north or south?

[@aleksandrasialtsis4382]

I find the last clip to be fascinating. When you think of Hitler, do you think of him attacking or holding back? People would probably choose the former, but I see that Hitler had his reasons that made sense to him in his mind. This video was full of insight. Thanks for sharing!

[@signal76240]

the true enemy was the bolchevism, the fuhrer offered London several peace offers that left him in a very good situation, this explains the reason why Hitler stopped the advance towards the port of Dunkirk, he was giving them a hand before wanting to sign peace, in the speech entitled a last appeal to reasson can be evident, especially to forge an alliance against the urss in the future but Churchill refused any peace

[@DeadPebbles]

He didn’t hold back trying to attack the Soviet Union because he believed Slavs did not deserve to live. Master Race Theory: There is one race that is superior and deserving of life more than any other race and that is the Aryan Race. When your logic begins there, it ends there. All bets are off. Anything you do from that point on is based on a mystical and mythological pile of undisputed bullshit that ultimately lead to his own demise and the demise of the German people.

[@cyborgchicken3502]

​@@DeadPebbles I like how you conveniently leave out literally every other major historical event that led to the rise of Hitler and the Nazis....their actions will never justified ever, they were simply evil, plain and simple... But pretending like "mAsTer RaCe tHeOry" is the only reason behind their actions is historically and factually false....maybe do a little bit of research on the colonial disputes that led to WW1, Hitlers time in the trenches of WW1, the treaty of Versailles after WW1 that essentially bankrupted Germany and turned it into a failed state, the corrupt Weimar republic that was a poor attempt at trying to established a form of governance in Germany and all of the other things that led to Germans feeling angry, resentful, hateful and abandoned by the world causing them to turn to an evil master manipulator and dictator like Hitler.... Again... Not justified, but there were many other factors involved in the rise of the Nazis, it wasn't just Master Race theory... U also forget that Hitler and Stalin were allies at the start of the war, Hitler only betrayed Stalin halfway through the war and invaded Russia because aside from thinking that Germans were superior to everyone else, Hitler hated communists and ended up viewing communist Soviet union as a threat to his dream of a new German empire....mind you, that Hitler wasn't the only person that subscribed to such an ideology at the time, the Japanese did as well, so did the Bolsheviks under Stalin, so did the Maoists in China when they finally took power and ended up invading countries like Tibet..... Master Race theory was quite common back then and was used by many a would be dictator to maintain control over their populace

[@cbear9263]

​@cyborgchicken3502 Well said! All of your comments are true!

[@kareemortega617]

For a brief second i thought the guy in the thumbnail was Walt Disney

[@96dabulls]

I think hitler had that opinion of the English because of the story where he was spared by an English soldier in ww1

[@msg5359]

But also the english WERE high class back then. Also their language is Germanic

[@Retardeano]

josh henderson Nah it's because they are both germanic countries.

[@The00air]

It was because of his admiration of English High Class and of the British Empire, of which he was fascinated by and sought to create his own German Empire in similar light.

[@96dabulls]

deakon Dextre what would capturing French soldiers with a pistol have anything to do with his thoughts toward the English? if your gonna insult someone, try backing it up with a sensable statement

[@warmswarm]

or a *sensible statement even!

[@Sameoldfitup]

"We are each our own devil, and we make this world our hell." Oscar Wilde.

[@lonestarguyaustin]

Two books, imho, that are must reads if one wants to better understand the man AH, Germany, and the world's current predicament. 1). The Myth of German Villainy, by Retired USN aviator, Benton Bradberry. You will gain a solid grasp of the sweep of European history from 1871, when Germany became a sovereign country, to the end of WWII 1945 with the Allied victory that saved globalist Communism and awarded the Soviets Eastern Europe and 50 years of tyranny. Available at Amazon for an outrageous price, The Myth of German Villainy is available at Rense dotcom and the Institute for Historical Review, ihr dotorg. 2). Hitler's War, (Millennium Edition) by David Irving. Ten years of deep research, This is a riveting, unparalleled account based only on the many archival records that survived the war and are stored with their respective governments; personal interviews Mr. Irving conducted with Hitler's surviving staff; and diaries of persons who were in a position to know AH. This book, Hitler's War, has been approved research material at US military academies. Try Institute for Historical Review, ihr dot org, and Focal Point Publications (Irving's own publishing house), or Amazon.

[@malcolmclayton6651]

Correct Sir,

[@klevdud]

How about mein kampf? There are english translated versions online from 1939.

[@rolandmaruska9899]

Also worth reading is R.H.S. Stolfi's magisterial work Hitler, Beyond Evil and Tyranny.

[@parmindersingh2558]

Love you bro for telling us truth

[@DonCarlosHormozi]

I've heard this narrator's voice elsewhere but I don't know his name. His voice is amazing!

[@zaynumar0]

Seems like Mr Hitler liked the British......

[@ndgnatoo6677]

His was apparently irish

[@RifleEyez]

@N S Not only that, they killed plenty of white people. Britain was pretty well respected in Germany, plenty connections between the two countries (not least the Royal family) and there's lots of examples of this connection/admiration for the UK (von Ribbentrops son went to Westminster school and tried to get him into Eton to learn how ''English boys'' were, to help the Hitler Youth improve, for example), and even retarded things like Himmler and the SS trying to make 'porridge' the oat food popular because British people ate it including all the statesmen and distinguished people and he thought it would benefit the SS/Germany as a whole (true story). Plus obviously Hitler respecting the administrative power of the British in controlling vast territories with minimal amounts of men, which is how he thought the Germans would end up running things after the war. When Britain declared war on Germany they were furious (Hitler, Goering, Goebbels) because von Ribbentrop said it wouldn't ever happen, and famously Goering said ''what now?''. None of them wanted to actually fight the UK, they wanted to emulate them and work with them.

[@a.hassanhale3326]

@@RifleEyez But how is the British population similar to Germany? And didn't Hitler hate the allies for the treaty of versailles? The British were one of germanys biggest enemies.

[@tomgarify]

@@a.hassanhale3326 Racially and culturally they are similar.

[@christinefougere]

@@a.hassanhale3326 he hated the French for the TOV not the English, but he hated the Germans who signed even more. England didn't want to sign it nor did the US because it's terms were too harsh.

[@ferencnagy5502]

They should ask the argentinian neighbours about him.

[@geemanbmw]

David, who is the narrator in the opening of this video? What a commanding voice and you can't help but be interested and listen... amazing!

[@uweSMG]

One of the BEST yet!

[@ryanwiler4808]

His biggest mistake was valuing things for what they were, not what they did.

[@lePPa-7h]

Heated videos with lots of views never have good comment sections

[@juanaltredo2974]

I always had the feeling the germans didn't want to go to war with england, the WW II keeps changing as I keep learning more and more. I think is the only war I history where winners and losers meant nothing because ultimately most of the winners were losers, and most of the losers were winners. The only winner who really became ultra powerful after the war was the US, who very slyly dismantled the British empire, they were the reason of england loss of hegemony, not the germans

[@leomarchiori1]

Sir, this is the best analysys on WWII outcomes I have read so far. Nobody realizes this

[@derekstaroba]

Horrible take

[@vandematram4]

If usa wasn't involved.. Britain was already lost hegemony.. Britain was going to loose it's colonies , from where they were getting money , men , raw materials ..

[@DD-pb4lj]

The British empire was already declining prior to ww2. Nationalist and anti-imperialist movements were the main cause that weakened their hegemony.

[@senorpepper3405]

If they didn't fight germany, they would eventually have to bend the knee to germany.

[@hscollier]

It would have been helpful to know who it was that was speaking. The quotes don’t mean much without some context.

[@knazibaz]

Hc Collier The guy at the end - with the mustachios talking about the Blitz - is Luftwaffe general Adolf Galland.

[@hankochai]

I believe it was the late US Sen. Claude Pepper, a liberal Democrat, who met Hitler before the war and noted how charismatic Hitler was. He said this as a strong opponent of Hitler.

[@TheRogueEmpire]

you would have to be to do what he did. sick elderly and children fought in berlin to the last german standing. they wouldnt do that for some regular guy. the french didnt.

[@pacman2k1]

the first speaker has the essence : "taking with him the german nation as it was known before" true

[@BlitzOfTheReich]

Adolf Galland please teach me how to fly.

[@Quadruple-Vaxxed-Boomer]

Disappeared into nowhere? You mean to the beach of Argentina drinking high quality beverages for the rest of his life?

[@offthedeepend3996]

Father Crespi.

[@ngle4246]

Lol, I just hate what conspiratorial thinking has done for this country and the social fabric, but sometimes it does give you a good chuckle. 🤭

[@100kghighkick9]

Hitler was so deep into drugs and fucked from stress of war that he could barely stand, talk or walk. He was dead if he was 1 day without his doctor that gave him a drug cocktail to stay alive.

[@Dsil25]

Just like epstein, napoleon and so many others because all the world is a stage

[@greatcalf80]

@@100kghighkick9 Any proof or just allied slander?

[@Sarasapien]

Great video David 🧐

[@Mitch-Cumstein]

0:35 Norm Macdonald in make-up.

[@ElMoShApPiNeSs]

"Now I don't know if you guys are history buffs..."

[@markhenryramsey9132]

He was just a man. Which is scarier than being a 'monster', because it means we're all capable of malevolence. I'm not saying everyone is 'evil' but we all have the capability.

[@AndreaRoll]

a man crashed by his experience in the trenches in world war I, rejected by the art academia. He may have possibly become a completely different man if it wasn't for that. that's even more scary.

[@amrickdhillon1283]

That sounds like a Jordan Peterson quote

[@markhenryramsey9132]

Andrea Roll He is, and should be the focus of the Nazi phenomenon, but he could not have achieved anything alone. As you rightly illuminated, the seemingly insignificant of experiences such as rejection from an institution can have dire consequences for an individual, and in thankfully rare cases, humanity.

[@lm-jz9bh]

Very well said. It's easy to view other people as being monstrous when they do something horrible. It's a lot more difficult to look in the mirror and see that same person could just as easily be looking back at us.

[@saraqostahterra4548]

Well, although you have a point, it doesn't just happen "like that" that therefor everyone is a potential threat. Hitler's rule was just a consequence of the defeat in world war 1 and the treaty of Versaille.

[@user-ex4py2zo5w]

Well said as of now. The US and UK are so much like Germans!

[@bettygoodbody]

well, from the conversation, its nice to see we have finally grown up and resolved our differences, and can deal with life in harmony and with mutual respect and understanding.

[@FREE_WILL_DEFENDER]

The first guy analogy was damn near perfect

[@ritchski1]

I didn’t know he felt that way around the British attack, it’s like he saw it as some sacrilege or something

[@Coltantine]

Rudolph hess landed on england in 1941 carrying a peace plan but churchill was against it because he was under pressure of a lobby against germany Even there was an english king before geroge vi who was very close to germany and they put him out for it thats how powerful the deep state was in uk

[@moritzguderian8381]

Hitler wanted England to still exist along with france. He was erasing the countries in the east (slavs)

[@GeraltOfLondon]

@@Johnnyprc - You're totally wrong. Targeting British cities was a retaliation to a British bombing raid on Berlin which killed German civilians. Believe it or not we actually struck first.

[@AbdulRahman-bi1nu]

@@JohnnyprcChurchill even wanted to use ww1 gas but his advisors feared Hitler might have old stockpiles of it and would retaliate just as he retaliated when Churchill ordered civilian bombings

[@oscaralegre3683]

@@moritzguderian8381 i just found out that slavic people are the mayority in Europe in terms of population. Am I right?

[@Levottomat01]

How can we watch this doco?

[@TinyBearTim]

Who is the narrator at the start his voice is amazing

[@SuperBashem]

109 pilot

[@Saleh-994]

See the comments? That's why 8 year olds shouldn't have iPods

[@thaeldir8923]

@The Swedish Truth true

[@rodneyhirsch2340]

This was taken from a documentary but I can't find it anywhere. Anyone have info??

[@tylerdurden4499]

"How Hitler Lost the War" (1989).

[@eengineering4b234]

this video has a million views but the top comments doesnt even have over 1 hundred likes? tf

[@comicsans4522]

That’s cuz everybody watching this are boomers that don’t know how to comment

[@christinefougere]

@@comicsans4522 I thought all the boomers were dead from Covid! Oh wait, I'm a boomer and here I am still alive and kicking.

[@bevlenoir7473]

@@christinefougere yasssss queen, im gen Z and honestly not proud of it.

[@Clevelandsteamer324]

1:26 Adolf Galland an amazing aviator and man. He was not a party member.

[@Guitfiddlejase]

That's correct. He even tried a mutiny against Goering. It didn't work, but he tried.

[@leomarkaable1]

Hitler was, like all of us, a synthesis of heredity and environment. An egotistic child sheltered by a father who had a good paying job and a doting mother. He is thrown into wretched poverty from which the only escape was madness or war. He was a very brave soldier, who was blinded by gas and driven half insane by the loss of the war. Actually Germany was planned to be the "fall guy" by the infernal Soviet government. Stalin planned to invade Europe and take it over completely, once Hitler destroyed the democracies. Had Hitler not invaded to attempt to stop Stalin, Communism would have been installed from Kamchatka to Normandy.

[@jamesandrew1750]

All true except Hitler wasn't thrown into poverty, he gave away his inheritance to his half sister who had just had a child. Up to that time he had been living comfortably in an apartment in Vienna with the proceeds of a monthly allowance paid from his fathers will, i think it was linked to his pension. Also the War wasn't an escape from poverty as much as an idealistic calling for Hitler, he had to wangle his way into the Bavarian rifles after failing the Austrian medical.

[@trevmac8362]

Did you say *QUOTE* "Hitler was, like all of us," ? Hey *Chump* First off it's a sign of weak character when you speak for all 7.4 Billion of the earthlings. Secondly there's millions of soldiers through the years who suffered from poor socialization,poverty and the agony of war and they never turned out to be psychopathic murdering mad men. Yer assessment is as lame as it gets . As for being a brave soldier he moved from Austria to avoid arrest for evading his military service obligation to Habsburg Austria. His move was financed by a sizable inheritance from his father (poor guy was so hard done by) As for his downfall - it was an absolute certainty Hitler and Germany were going to lose no matter who he invaded because the American's would have atomic bombed Germany to smithereens by 1946

[@mrmc2465]

Where is the evidence that the Soviets planned to conquer Europe, after they were invaded yes only allies stopped them taking all Europe but before barbarossa where is the evidence they planned that?

[@Cal-Valhalla]

@@mrmc2465- a Soviet GRU agent who defected to the West in the 1980s. Had a Russian-German phrase book in his possession, which was issued by the Red Army in March 1941, i.e. 3 months before the German attack. The book refers to place names in the German-occupied zone in Poland and contains phrases stating that the Red Army will arrive any moment. His contention is that the booklet was issued to front-line officers prior to a forthcoming offensive Westwards.

[@coypu2005]

True. England was Aryan. No need to battle them.

[@akuganteng790]

But England still allies, not Axis

[@seandougall2418]

Britain**

[@kayvan671]

🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻

[@kayvan671]

@@akuganteng790 Not a single Germanic Country has allied with them.

[@madarauchiha_6262]

@@kayvan671 yes because germany was possessed from demons :/

[@iwillbnnedafterispeakwhy6498]

O mister Hoffman AI has opened the eyes of millions now we will all know what Hitler actually said

[@jl_jc]

The comments are recent while the video is 10 years old?

[@collin2502]

JL_JC getrekt Fresh comments are cycled to the top there Einstein it’s not rocket science

[@rivco5008]

What Galland said about Hitler and the British is true.

[@yacobshelelshaddai4543]

He didn't disappear into nowhere, he moved to Argentina.

[@mikebrown383]

Might do a little more research

[@tonyfeeney6978]

Yes, he died in 1953 in Argentina.

[@coldsmokepwrstroke]

Perhaps but we may never know

[@yacobshelelshaddai4543]

@@coldsmokepwrstroke why put a limit on yourself? We can know. And I do know. Just like the many others that do. Just like the many who lived near him and testify that he did. Look into it. The general narrative on almost everything is a lie. But Jesus is true. And His return is imminent. God bless you all. 🙏

[@yacobshelelshaddai4543]

@@mikebrown383 smart man

[@mattboyko09]

Hitler believed the English were also apart of the Aryan race, it wasn’t just limited to Germans, basically all sophisticated upper class pure whites😅.

[@user-vh3fr3lb8w]

Rubbish belief.

[@liamthomas-fn7fc]

Fellow vikings.

[@sinisterpatriot3025]

To say that one aryan tribe is greater than the other is to de-value the rest. From Slav's to Anglo's, we are all Indo European.

[@humanly3270]

where can i download this ominous soundtrack

[@diegodelizsoto]

Sadie Tate they are talking about the most impacting person after Jesus and you worry about the soundtrack

[@niranjansrinivasan4042]

A man of complex personality who made his career his whole life, not caring for the consequences

[@yehor_ivanov]

leavin' out the specifics of his beliefs and "career" here, yeah ?

[@niranjansrinivasan4042]

@@yehor_ivanov may I ask the intention behind your question ?

[@grantsmythe8625]

Actually he was a gambler who thought he could beat the odds because "providence" was with him.

[@slXD100]

@@grantsmythe8625 they would've beaten the odds if it wasn't for the impossible logistical task.

[@aschakra450]

It's funny how most of them , conveniently blame one man. And wash off their hands.

[@InFamXYT]

It's funny how you use a comma.

[@jonangorman6341]

@@InFamXYT you must love cheap jokes.

[@christinefougere]

Yeah they thought they could get away with claiming they were only following orders. You don't follow orders that are amoral if you have a conscience..

[@Vivaldi111]

"A man who came from nowhere, and a man who dissapeared to no where" Very striking comment

[@BL-zi9wb]

If Mr. Hoffman reads this, or anyone else, do you know where I can find the extended interview with the man at 0:34 ? There was a video where he talks about the Soviet counterattack.

[@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker]

Please contact my office at [e-mail] with your query. David Hoffman filmmaker

[@pod9538]

Even my POPS (grandad) they idealised him.. but that was their generation we will never understand.

[@freedomisslavery6840]

Whats to not understand? He stood up for and defended the German people. The complete opposite of Western leaders and politicians today who have abandoned their own people and sold off their countries to the highest bidder. In the next century Germans will become a minority in Germany due to mass immigration, their own nation. Would Hitler have ever allowed such a thing to occur?

[@khazms]

@@freedomisslavery6840 Germans won't be a minority because of one major immigration/asylum seekers. Besides, if their country is ever taken back by the government and rebuilt, I'm sure people would want to go back.

[@pod9538]

@@khazms well said mate.

[@pod9538]

@@freedomisslavery6840 when you put it like that. What I was trying to say was we were not there so we have no experience of it and never will.

[@charlesingalls1776]

@@pod9538 well said but false. most of them are not asylum seeker, it's the same across all Europe, it's a colonisation plan with the betrayal of ours governements. real asylum seekers are grateful, they are not.

[@johnthomas1224]

When was this video shot?

[@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker]

My documentary was made for PBS airing on in 1988. David Hoffman-filmmaker

[@AlanOLeary209]

@@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker Adolf galland died in 96 ?

[@billyleroy2465]

What's the title of this 1988 Documentary?

[@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker]

How Hitler Lost The War. David Hoffman Filmmaker

[@Harsimran_Singh_27]

It is actually true. It was England and France who declared war on him, not the other way around. Yes, he did have territorial ambitions but they were towards the East - Poland, Baltic states and Russia. He was forced into a war on the Western front.

[@demo4556]

Hitler always planned on war with the Allies, the only reason they declared war first is that they were protecting Poland. It was the Western powers that created the Treaty of Versailles, not the collapsing Russian government or fledgling Polish Republic.

[@AssyMcgeeee]

@@demo4556 Wrong. Even Ian Kershaw, a leading historian on Hitler, agrees that Hitler only wanted to go East. Thanks to Britain and France the war got spread around and millions needlessly died.

[@louieknight1612]

So what fuck Hitler rest in hell

[@blackdeckbox]

@@AssyMcgeeee that is such a retarded comment. You are willing to accept genocide in other countries? Needless fighting?

[@tiger131panzerkampfwagenvi6]

He wanted the lost Prussian empire territory back and even the treaty of Versailles was not necessarily my thoughts

[@morten8586]

This finally explains why the bismarck didnt engaged the hood first it only fired back after like 2 dozens of shots from the hood first

[@methods3110]

Poor Britain won the war but lost the peace. Britain was defeated in the end by the Americans which forced it to surrender its empire, and end up a satellite of the US. Hitler hated the war with Britain as he said to Adolf Galland in the video, and believed in the British empire to maintain the balance of power, something he said repeatedly throughout the war. Actual history, as opposed to propaganda, is full of irony, and Nature always has the last laugh.

[@THISISMEYOable]

Source?

[@ilyjax]

Russia won the war*

[@marcuswilson3485]

Why do we not all know this? I’d love this to be true but I’ve never read any account of it and you do not seem to put forward any evidence.

[@joshiumeshv]

@@ilyjax Roosevelt was immensely impressed by resilience soviets showed under Stalin's leadership. He perceived that Soviet victory will end dynastic method of ruling in Europe. And so, poured huge military aid that revitalised the Soviet army. Erred Stalin got chance to correct his earlier mistakes with U.S. support. But he sacrificed huge manpower as a strategy, that proved costly, very very costly, though Russia won the war.

[@carriecox1677]

88Gibson LesPaul after the invasion of Poland, Britain and France declared war on Germany.

[@richardkrasicki6086]

Hitler's half brother was married to a Irish girl tlhey lived in London before the war, he used to visit them regularly, and she said 'Hitler would spend a lot of time at Buckingham Castle, this was around 1912.

[@thomassimister6142]

They lived in Liverpool... Don't know where you've heard London? Also what is "Buckingham Castle"?

[@christophzeit6282]

It is also rumored that in the short period of August 1912 hitler spent some time having an affair with queen mom. So he may be the actual ancestor of the royal family today. He also was responsible for the sinking of the titanic.

[@danconnor8422]

That was Adolph Galland at the end.

[@bryancreech1236]

One the best fighter pilots in history!!!!

[@paintdoctor5532]

I heard Hitler liked to stand next to Goering In pictures, (made him feel handsome)

[@amaniealhindal8950]

Who is Goering?

[@_K3PLR]

@@amaniealhindal8950 one of hitlers generals, he was the commander of the luftwaffe i think

[@leroyhovatter7051]

kim seokjin he was Reich's marshal and commander in chief of the German Luftwaffe basically Hitler's second in command

[@smooveking773]

he wrote the book that hitler sold

[@danielgreen3715]

He really didn't want to fight us! All the rest maybe !

[@cyrosubod2317]

Hitler didnt want to fight uk and usa

[@lorenzograham7854]

@@cyrosubod2317 yea but he declared war on America tho🤦‍♀️

[@Reinhard_Erlik]

@@lorenzograham7854 because they declared war on japan.

[@napoleanamor9016]

Pls share a full documentary

[@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker]

@therealbamlee - thank you for your comment. Interestingly, my film is entitled How Hitler LOST The War. It speaks exactly to the point you wrote about and I completely agree. Try to watch the entire documentary by acquiring a copy on my website. Independent filmmaker David Hoffman- thehoffmancollection

[@imthecolonal]

"A solitary creature, who followed a solitary path, with only his gigantic plans for company"

[@Rippaul1966]

Notice how they said he “disappeared” not died. These men knew.

[@Wooburnmusic]

Frightening times, hard to even imagine those times

[@trevmac8362]

only sensible comment on here