Hitler

1962
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1h 47min

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Richard Basehart, Maria Emo, Carl Esmond, and Cordula Trantow in Hitler (1962)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaBiopic of Adolf Hitler focusing on his relationships with various women from 1923 to 1945.Biopic of Adolf Hitler focusing on his relationships with various women from 1923 to 1945.Biopic of Adolf Hitler focusing on his relationships with various women from 1923 to 1945.

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A little bit silly

I was very excited to see the film being a History Major in college and somewhat of a World War 2 buff , but I found the movie to be slow and silly. Eva Braun was nothing like the portrayal of her done in this film. She was a silly, and light hearted girl who laughed a lot. This movie portrays Hitler as a sexually frustrated weirdo who is obsessed with his mother, when those who lived around Hitler swear that he had a healthy sexual relationship with Braun. The acting was good, but the script was just not even close to accurate. Also, Stauffenburg was not hanged..he was shot. The film takes to many liberties with the historical record in my opinion.

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After the attempted assassination of Hitler on July 20, 1944, Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, leader of the conspiracy, was shown being hanged with other conspirators. Stauffenberg was actually executed by firing squad the night after the attempt.

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Adolf Hitler: [dictating] Unremittingly, we shall poison the relations between the peoples and states of all countries. By envy and hatred, by struggle and warfare, even by spreading hunger, destitution and plagues, we shall bring all peoples to such a pass that the only escape will lie in total submission to our domination.
Emil Maurice: Shall I read it back, my Fuhrer?
Adolf Hitler: No.
Emil Maurice: But, er, some of the language might be a bit too strong.
Adolf Hitler: Emil, you still don't understand the purpose of this book. I have no desire to give comfort to the church-goers, the believers in democracy, the crooked-legged Jew vermin. To the parasitic scum who infest Germany, this will be a warning - a warning they will never accept. No! "Mein Kampf" is for those who will follow me. They will read it, believe it, act upon it.