11 Less evil facts about Hitler - Mitsi Studio Reaction 

I’ve never noticed that but I know what you’re talking about. 10/10 movie

Dudes (Krebs and Burgdorf) smoked together before shooting themselves.

This movie was outstanding

The acting in "der Untergang" knocked me on my butt. Bruno Ganz was a master of the craft. Shout out to Corinna Harfouch, who played Magda Goebbels.

@@chriszhang1660 although to be fair, if hitler were alive when they did that, they would've smoked anyway. because at that point, not like you're gna get reprimanded anyway

dude how he did not hear you😮

Yoo

Hi i love your animations and story telling

*uses a P38 to attempt a Jackson Pollock imitation*

I heard he hated modern art.@@nathanlandry1016

Don’t be disrespectful to the dead lol

⁠@@samstits8982It’s Hiter, there is no form of respect to be held.

​@@shaq74 what? 😢

Yeah Hitler and stalin were very very similar i think at one Point they actually lived few hundred few Meters away from eachother in Vienna

Huh, makes sense why he planned for such a massive change to Berlin

Hitler did not complete school, nor had he any training. The only way, of getting accepted in the art academy was via a scholarship program, for which he needed truely exceptional skills. The worst part is, Alfred Roller, a relativly famous artist, graphic designer and chief stage designer of the Vienna state Opera DID offer him a job and professional training, which he however ignored. The issue was, Hitler did not want to "work for bread". He was pretty much a guy, who wants to skip the entry level grunt work, and get right to being a famous artist.

He also dealt with constipation, which is a major side effect of opiates. That a long with gas is not a good combo. I know.

The "Hitler was a bad/failed painter" thing isnt quite true: The Vienna school of art he applied to twice got over 2000 applications yearly and took in at most, 50 students. On his second application (while homeless, mind you) he came in 70th place out of 2000+. They did indeed say his people looked lifeless (the kind of thing you might learn in an art school) but highly complimented his buildings to the degree that they suggested he attend an affiliated school of architecture, and even offered him a letter of recommendation there. He thought this civic job would be too similar to his customs officer fathers (who he hated) and eventually decided to get involved in politics, instead.

Which probably means he had a self effacing sense of humour

@@user-ft2bt9kw7xHe probably did. But he couldn’t show that publicly.

​@@user-ft2bt9kw7xPerhaps, it's even depicted in the movie Downfall. Quite ironic that such an egotistical person had a sense of self depreciating humor

May be he didn't see it as a comedy - maybe he thought it a do-it-yourself "How to" documentry

Göring really loved those buffets 😂

The "Hitler was a bad/failed painter" thing isnt quite true: The Vienna school of art he applied to twice got over 2000 applications yearly and took in at most, 50 students. On his second application (while homeless, mind you) he came in 70th place out of 2000+. They did indeed say his people looked lifeless (the kind of thing you might learn in an art school) but highly complimented his buildings to the degree that they suggested he attend an affiliated school of architecture, and even offered him a letter of recommendation there. He thought this civic job would be too similar to his customs officer fathers (who he hated) and eventually decided to get involved in politics, instead.

Pretty smooth😂😂

I doubt it would have made any difference. It was the national situation after WWI that led him to politics.

The "Hitler was a bad/failed painter" thing isnt quite true: The Vienna school of art he applied to twice got over 2000 applications yearly and took in at most, 50 students. On his second application (while homeless, mind you) he came in 70th place out of 2000+. They did indeed say his people looked lifeless (the kind of thing you might learn in an art school) but highly complimented his buildings to the degree that they suggested he attend an affiliated school of architecture, and even offered him a letter of recommendation there. He thought this civic job would be too similar to his customs officer fathers (who he hated) and eventually decided to get involved in politics, instead.

The N*zis also encouraged vegatarianism at the end of the war because meat was expensive and not really available. Also the N*zis banned or discouraged some drugs because they were bad for health (beer of course not lol). The american tabaco industry used this to advertise their products basically saying smoking is how you can show you are a real american (or a form of patriotism i think). Evil but also kinda genius.

You're wrong. Döhring stated that he avoided meat but he wasn't a vegetarian. As I pointed out in my comment above, Döhring said that Hitler loved Leberknödelsuppe - a soup with dumpling made of beef liver.

weird that the gas destroyed his taste for savory things and not sweets

@@AlexTheGermanwait, what the difference between vegetarian and vegan

@@silverstudios6916 vegetarian = no meat vegan = no animal products so, for example, vegetarians and vegans won't eat beef but the vegetarian would still drink milk whilst the vegan would not at all.

Glad you were able to come and we finally got to meet in person! Hope to do it again soon.

Mussolini I don't believe resigned he was kicked out of power by the fascist grand council then the king took power and mussolini only took power once again once hitler set up a shadow Italian puppet in Italy north of the Gustav Line

Nathan Landry exactly. It’s important to note that just because figures from the past were on the wrong side like for example King George III, Robert E. Lee, or Hitler and did horrible things at time doesn’t diminish the facts that they were human beings like the rest of us and had feelings as well. I’m a Jew and I don’t like Hitler but this video is interesting and makes me realize he wasn’t always the evil fascist dictator of WW2. I didn’t know he originally tried to go to art school. As for King George III, he did try to rule the colonies with absolute power but he did not push for the taxes on them that the parliament implemented. His more human qualities was that he loved Queen Charlotte and his 15 children and loved agricultural and hunting he loved George Frederic Handel’s music and he was a patron of the arts in England stuff which makes me realize that he was a human being and I’m an American. Doesn’t mean I am against the founders establishing a country. As for Robert E. Lee sure he may have betrayed his country and oath at the start of the Civil War but he was so much more than the Confederate general we remember. He had a familial connection to George Washington he absolutely opposed secession and loved the Union. He was superintendent of West Point and he was a rising officer in the United States 🇺🇸 Army. He was always concerned for the safety of his family during the war and after he lost he surrendered with grace and helped on healing and reconciliation between the north and south. Their beliefs I do not believe but I do not diminish the fact that they were human

This is true, but also Napoleon surrounded himself with very tall bodyguards

Foot Grenadiers were Napoleon’s most experienced and tallest men, and they wore funny hats that made them look even taller. Didn’t help them too much at Krasnoi but cool idea

That's because most vegetarians are left-leaning and are conditioned to hate Hitler.

True (and funny), but calling Hitler a human being aggravates other human beings, so it's kind of a moot point.

yes yes yes hello fellow wendigoon enjoyer, such a great recomendation!

Really? I live in Utah and have been trying to research this, but I’ve found nothing saying it’s true.

They seem to have already forgotten most of the Communist horrors, but then again those aren't profitable to mention

Appreciate the kind words. Thanks for being a part of the VTH Community!

I think Dan Carlin said it best in that if Hitler wasn't a fascist, his rise to power would be one of the greatest political rags to riches stories in history. A homeless, art school reject who finds the only sense of comradery in his life in the trenches of WW1 only for his country to lose the war, he goes into politics to revitalize it and avenge the loss, ends up getting arrested after the overly optimistic coup attempt fails only to use it to catapult himself to even greater popularity and eventually to lead one of the most powerful states of his era is an inspiring story if it wasn't about the Nazis.

Because of the Nazis sac state is now smoke free we still hate the Nazis but expect us history major to pay shitty amounts of tuition!!