hitler

It's true that the original army command wasn't a big Hitler fan, but it was still an enabler.

Like all the aristocracy who looked down on Hitler and thought they could use (and contain) him.

A lot of people speculate on what would have happened if Hitler had not made so many disastrous military decisions.

If Hitler that gotten the bomb first he could have dropped it on London and the war would have been over.

Like other people display Obama as a non-american, Donald Trump as Hitler and so on.

Meanwhile the guy with Hitler profile picture is still enjoying GitHub despite multiple reports!

It's worth noting here that even Hitler and Stalin opted against deploying chemical weapons.

Guess someone uses an angry Hitler face out of this movie?

Understandably Germany have a stronger emphasis on privacy, being a) a fascist dictatorship under Hitler recently, and b) half of Germany being under the Stasi also recently.

That's not a real Hitler image, it's a photo of a wax figure at "Madame Tussauds" in Berlin.

If you felt the need to "report" an image of Hitler, you should feel very silly.

It's no better than saying "assembly lines were implemented in the auto industry by Henry Ford, a notorious anti-Semite who was decorated by Adolf Hitler and personally refused to assist in the war effort".

As far as I can tell, the latter aren’t really “philosophy” at all, but more like pretentious brands of performance art that fancy themselves politically subversive, even as they cultivate deliberate obscurity and draw mostly on the insights of Hitler and Stalin apologists.

Hitler came to power thanks to his strong-arm leader and despite his anti-semitism.

Judge not Hitler, lest you be judged for your poorly prepared pancakes.

I suppose Mao, Hitler, Pol Pot and the Japanese Empire were 'progressivist' by some definition, though!