The Only Secret Recording of Hitler's Normal Voice | The Hitler-Mannerheim Recording

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  • Oddly enough although many speeches given by Adolf Hitler have been preserved, there is no audio footage of his normal conversational voice. Well, except one tape, recorded in secret by a Finnish sound engineer and released to the public only decades after the war ended.
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    During his lifetime, but also in studies afterwards, Hitler has been revered for his ability to enchant crowds with his voice. The dictator realised, more than anyone at the time, the power of a well-staged speech, both to excite and intimidate.
    Because over 500 speeches, of which audio- and video footage has been preserved, we really only know the way of speaking of Hitler in its most dramatic form. It may come as a surprise because it’s not something you’d generally think of when talking about the rise of Hitler or the Second World War in general, but we only have recordings of Hitler giving speeches to massive crowds. And, sure, he managed to captivate and enchant those crowds with his signature raspy voice and dramatic way of speaking. I mean, he basically perfected demagoguery, and from photographs and documentation, we know he prepared his speeches into their minute detail. He didn’t just rehearse the content of his speeches, but actually practised and prepared the intonation of every word he uttered.
    Photographs were commissioned, in fact, to examine certain poses and body language, and to see if they were imposing enough to present to crowds. He even took acting lessons. Everything, to perfect his charisma and rhetoric. Hitler himself was aware of his rhetorical skill as, stating that he was “conscious that he had no equal in the art of swaying the masses.”
    And Hitler’s rise to power was made possible, in part, by an unprecedented propaganda campaign. Although admittedly there has been some academic debate that disputes the effects of Hitler’s speeches on the electoral success of the Nazi party. At any rate, the speeches made by Hitler were a sight to behold and engrained in the minds of anyone that witnessed it, even today.
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Комментарии • 20 тыс.

  • @HoH
    @HoH  3 года назад +8194

    *Timestamps*
    0:00 Introduction
    3:49 The Soviet Military Apparatus
    6:12 The Wehrmacht's Problems with Winter
    8:11 Italy's Military Disasters
    10:40 Diplomacy with the Soviet Union

    • @clared1996
      @clared1996 3 года назад +92

      Cant see the link to original tho i looked.

    • @kam9908
      @kam9908 3 года назад +25

      @@rlm2933 so edgy

    • @sofiabessonova2214
      @sofiabessonova2214 3 года назад +22

      Thank you for your great labour.

    • @gocagoca4495
      @gocagoca4495 3 года назад +16

      Btw, I was just wondering if you are Dutch? 😎🎉😘

    • @duartesimoes508
      @duartesimoes508 3 года назад +113

      Even more impressive than his voice are his comments. Hitler is obviously extremely worried about the output of Soviet tanks and fighting in two fronts, and note that this is the Summer of 1942, Stalingrad and Normandy are yet to happen. Unaware that he was being recorded, we can see that Hitler was way more worried that he admitted publicly. Who knows, maybe intimately he understood much earlier that the war was going to be lost...

  • @michdo23
    @michdo23 2 года назад +48191

    As a German, i have heard this recording a few times. It is extremly eerie to hear him talk like a normal person. Like a neighbour. His Austrian accent is almost unnoticeable, his speech could easily pass as High German for someone not paying attention. Also, his choice of words, his pronunciation is almost modern. Not "old fashioned" as you would expect someone to talk in the 1930s or -40s. And to think that this is HIM. Having a random conversation. An i am sitting here, in Germany, listening to it on an American Website decades later... it is insane how history works.

  • @gio0042
    @gio0042 2 года назад +11156

    Everyone is surprised.. did you really expect him to shout until his heart exploded every time he spoke?

    • @safayekoohestan
      @safayekoohestan 2 года назад +221

      😂 😂 😂

    • @edoedo8686
      @edoedo8686 2 года назад +489

      I was thinking the same thing. He was basically an actor, changing roles, going into a character. One thing I have been curious about, he was born an Austrian, not German. Was Austrian the same thing as German, in terms of culture and history? Did Hitler bypass Austrian nationality, and easily took on a German nationality, without any bureacratic paperwork?

    • @safayekoohestan
      @safayekoohestan 2 года назад +53

      @@edoedo8686
      Wikipedia...

    • @matthewkirk
      @matthewkirk 2 года назад +127

      I mean, Meth IS a drug that makes people speak excitedly...

    • @ej8530
      @ej8530 2 года назад +209

      I think everyone's surprised at the imposing demeanour in his voice and the clarity of his German. Didn't expect his voice to be so deep either

  • @dennismason3740
    @dennismason3740 5 месяцев назад +1454

    Wow. His voice is shockingly deep. I've heard his high voice (his shouty voice, an octave higher) for 70 years now this.

    • @marktyler3381
      @marktyler3381 5 месяцев назад +6

      @@AJ-on-youtube Calm down

    • @Skaevs
      @Skaevs 5 месяцев назад +52

      I don't think the deepness, was his actual voice, rather a distortion of the sound. Mind that the recording was in another room, and also that old recordings can sound distorted. Maybe the recording picked up the underlying bass of his voice, so it sounds deeper.

    • @AJ-on-youtube
      @AJ-on-youtube 5 месяцев назад +11

      ​@Skaevs maybe they played it back at the wrong speed.

    • @dennismason3740
      @dennismason3740 4 месяца назад +9

      @@AJ-on-youtube - somebody else replied with the same idea, not that unlikely considering the equipment. For some reason I prefer to believe that it's his real voice.

    • @pramuanchutham7355
      @pramuanchutham7355 4 месяца назад +6

      He must have been a tenor... shouting 😅

  • @VelkePivo
    @VelkePivo 5 месяцев назад +943

    I would’ve expected his voice to betray some sign of inner turmoil, but he sounds so calm and confident.

    • @onikwa
      @onikwa 5 месяцев назад +47

      Are we listening to the same recording? He is lamenting and questioning the current path of the war, how the USSR had such an enormous amount of materiel and wishing someone could have warned him 😂 not exactly calm unless you were expecting the stereotypical Hitler yelling and screaming.

    • @yazmat96
      @yazmat96 5 месяцев назад +154

      @@onikwahe is saying that is calm in his speaking. Not that he is speaking about chill themes, like the weather. You can speak calmly even about dramatic themes.

    • @TheSpencer033
      @TheSpencer033 5 месяцев назад +1

      its almost like a certain group has succeeded in painting Hitler in a certain light, based on lies and propaganda

    • @angry_Australia
      @angry_Australia 4 месяца назад

      Cringe

    • @rokyericksonroks
      @rokyericksonroks 4 месяца назад

      He had a lot of people kissing his ass by this time. What were you expecting, pillow talk with Eva?

  • @t1000eg
    @t1000eg 2 года назад +7778

    Hitler sounds much more intimidating when he’s calm, that’s scary shit.

    • @Memesdotcom
      @Memesdotcom 2 года назад +50

      fr

    • @leasagna2202
      @leasagna2202 2 года назад +81

      its rlly eerie

    • @oligultonn
      @oligultonn 2 года назад +341

      To me as a person who can speak a bit of German it makes the hairs on my body stand up because even my limited German I can understand him quite well and he is so clear and well spoken like a modern German. It scares me so much.

    • @abel_underwater
      @abel_underwater 2 года назад +348

      @@oligultonn The “modern German” speaks Arabic though🤣💀

    • @RLHfut12_
      @RLHfut12_ 2 года назад +17

      he yes is intimidating naturally different from some people who force to appear intimidating people without being

  • @radioactivepotato2068
    @radioactivepotato2068 2 года назад +15373

    His voice is far deeper, coarse and imposing than I'd imagined.

    • @brendalballentine9422
      @brendalballentine9422 2 года назад +89

      nice profile picture best animal

    • @stephensmith777
      @stephensmith777 2 года назад +427

      I was thinking the same thing. Now he’s screaming in hell. I hate for anyone to be in hell, even Hitler, but so is the fate of anyone who refuses God’s free gift of salvation through Jesus’ work on the cross…
      “For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him.” -John 3:17

    • @demanitorres5925
      @demanitorres5925 2 года назад +203

      @@stephensmith777 hell doesn't really make sense since God would be punishing people before they have their trial. Even today we would call that wrong. It makes more sense that we will be punished after judgement for what we did if not saved by Christ.

    • @stephensmith777
      @stephensmith777 2 года назад +68

      Guess I should have shared the whole verse (John 3:13-21):
      “No one has ever gone to heaven and returned. But the Son of Man has come down from heaven. And as Moses lifted up the bronze snake on a pole in the wilderness, so the Son of Man must be lifted up, so that everyone who believes in him will have eternal life.
      “For this is how God loved the world: He gave his one and only Son, so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life. God sent his Son into the world not to judge the world, but to save the world through him.
      “There is no judgment against anyone who believes in him. But anyone who does not believe in him has already been judged for not believing in God’s one and only Son. And the judgment is based on this fact: God’s light came into the world, but people loved the darkness more than the light, for their actions were evil. All who do evil hate the light and refuse to go near it for fear their sins will be exposed. But those who do what is right come to the light so others can see that they are doing what God wants.”

    • @RRICKITY420
      @RRICKITY420 2 года назад +193

      @@stephensmith777 why do you assume he's in hell

  • @kennethprocak5176
    @kennethprocak5176 6 месяцев назад +240

    The voice is so calm, emotional controlled. The speeches were theatrical.

    • @stevedickson5853
      @stevedickson5853 6 месяцев назад +6

      But underneath that calm, emotionally controlled person was....

    • @papalachappa674
      @papalachappa674 6 месяцев назад +9

      @@stevedickson5853was what

    • @stevedickson5853
      @stevedickson5853 6 месяцев назад

      @papalachappa674 ...I'd have a really good think about that one, and why 52+ million people died around 39/45 Inc around 6 million jews

    • @norbitcleaverhook5040
      @norbitcleaverhook5040 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@papalachappa674A psychopathic obsessive compulsive narcissistic killer who lived a life of disgust.

    • @annalyon2729
      @annalyon2729 3 месяца назад

      Or opposite: Under the theatrical mask was this calm, controlled person l​@@stevedickson5853

  • @kyubbi767
    @kyubbi767 Месяц назад +22

    Everyone is so surprised about how calm and level headed he sounds.
    He literally had so much charisma that he rallied an entire nation behind him? You don't do that by acting crazy. How else do you think he was able to manipulate people?

  • @itsdaelis2554
    @itsdaelis2554 2 года назад +12131

    as a German, his speech seems so normal, so modern and that’s scary

    • @philkonestos2837
      @philkonestos2837 2 года назад +275

      Dieses überbetonte, was wir mit der Zeit verbinden, war der schlechten Qualität vieler Mikrophone und des minderwertigen Rundfunksignals geschuldet.
      Hätte man damals normal gesprochen, wäre quasi nur relativ unverständliches Gemurmel beim Zuhörer angekommen.
      Und weil wir ja fast nur solche Propaganda Übertragungen von damals kennen, haben wir ein falsches Bild dessen, was damals als "normale Sprache" galt.

    • @DaGuys470
      @DaGuys470 2 года назад +160

      @@SlashDrago In which way?

    • @He_who_rides_many_winds
      @He_who_rides_many_winds 2 года назад +851

      @@DaGuys470 Sausages.

    • @jimii7357
      @jimii7357 2 года назад +338

      @@SlashDrago powerfull and aryan launguage

    • @yourmama3515
      @yourmama3515 2 года назад +263

      This happened less than 100 years ago, obviously, everyone spoke in the same way we speak today

  • @PauloNideck
    @PauloNideck 3 года назад +27170

    a much deeper voice than I expected

    • @jakeg3126
      @jakeg3126 3 года назад +1197

      I was expecting a lot higher of a pitch too.

    • @Italianlad69
      @Italianlad69 3 года назад +529

      Got to be an audio artifact, it sounds like when you use a vouce changer or when you downspeed a recording to get something akin to Bane from Dark Knight Rises. If it deteriorated over time or if if they used a phonograph it might have been at half speed. At least record players from the 70's had that abiility, I don't know about the early 40's. But it's unnaturally deep though, first thing I noticed, like it was a demon speaking 🤣

    • @michaelcaplin8969
      @michaelcaplin8969 3 года назад +1280

      @@Italianlad69 If you listen to the other guy in the same recording, he sounded normal, so Hitler just generally had a low, oddly demonic sounding voice. It's not difficult to see how he got where he got. An imposing voice like that grants you a certain power over the room and anyone in it, no matter who you are.

    • @khalillevarity8663
      @khalillevarity8663 3 года назад +214

      Kim of north korea..his voice is suprisingly deep also

    • @VadarVadar
      @VadarVadar 3 года назад +234

      Maybe the Horrors of WW1 has also Something to do with it.
      People with a Trauma often Talk in a Deep voice

  • @joseanker2059
    @joseanker2059 4 месяца назад +264

    I was born in Europe in 1943. My father was in his thirties. He hated the Nazis but he told me on several occasions that the man’s speeches were almost hypnotic.he had the gift of persuasive rhetoric and he had people eating out of his hands.

    • @nucelarworker7569
      @nucelarworker7569 2 месяца назад +5

      He hated the nazis😂 sure buddy

    • @Suuusan28
      @Suuusan28 2 месяца назад +5

      Scary, isn´t it?

    • @radioactive.rabbit
      @radioactive.rabbit 2 месяца назад

      ​@@nucelarworker7569you're from the US Arse bro, what do you know. Y'all aren't even taught about your own military crimes.

    • @tomghzel
      @tomghzel 2 месяца назад

      Well, Germany was being depleted of everything they had after WW1. It would have never hypnotized anyone if the German people werent so shamefully brought to their knees. Of course Hitler is bad man but the reason why he raised to power isnt just persuasion it were what everyone in Germany was probably feeling. It was more like: Time to take back what they are taking from us, while we are left with nothing.

    • @ocs10
      @ocs10 2 месяца назад

      bro look at the polls if you dont believe there were lots of germans who didnt like them. your just uneducated and naiv@@nucelarworker7569

  • @kitslagle6296
    @kitslagle6296 5 месяцев назад +175

    His voice is much deeper than I expected. It was very interesting, and thank you for sharing

    • @manuelmanzanero5057
      @manuelmanzanero5057 Месяц назад +4

      In fact this is not the only recording of Hitler with his normal everyday voice. The radio speech after the failed "plot" on July 20, 1944 is also delivered with neutral voice, without shouts or theatrical effects. And it is more central-pitched than the one heard here, although it is also a poor quality recording

    • @americanschoolsystem
      @americanschoolsystem Месяц назад +3

      @@manuelmanzanero5057 its known though that he had a deep voice with a strong Bavarian accent, many officials commented about it as well

  • @jordanbelfort9992
    @jordanbelfort9992 2 года назад +5688

    3:34 is when the voice starts.

  • @hockeyfan6511
    @hockeyfan6511 Год назад +4660

    It’s so weird that in movies he is made to sound like a high pitched whiny man but really his voice is comparable to darth vader.

    • @dankelly2147
      @dankelly2147 Год назад +534

      Comparing his voice to Darth Vader is a near-perfect simile.

    • @mavjimbo
      @mavjimbo Год назад +344

      He has been misrepresented over and over

    • @nicolaistuhlmuller8718
      @nicolaistuhlmuller8718 Год назад

      He does sound like that in his speeches, but that's because these speeches were meant to rouse the masses. This was the image Hitler wanted the public to have, don't forget that this conversation was recorded in secret. He wanted to seem like an angry screaming man to get the unsatisfied parts of the population to follow him, to identify with him.

    • @jacksonguillory8114
      @jacksonguillory8114 Год назад +26

      @DrPickles true

    • @adamori9736
      @adamori9736 Год назад +315

      Obviously in movies they want to mock and make fun of him.

  • @undeadbassman
    @undeadbassman 6 месяцев назад +629

    As an Englishman I’ve always been intrigued by the man. Not in a morbid way but just trying to understand his motivation. It’s easy to forget this was within a human lifetime ago. I’ve known a few Germans and met many more and every single one of them is understandably reluctant to speak about him - almost to the point of embarrassment. This recording is fascinating. I’m relatively fluent in German but not an expert. But to me he almost sounds like a modern German speaker and there is stark contrast to the recordings of some of his infamous contemporaries. Brilliant video and thank you. May history never repeat this era.

    • @Tempe1962
      @Tempe1962 6 месяцев назад +70

      Oh but history will repeat that era-it already has begun.

    • @oliveranikolich5317
      @oliveranikolich5317 6 месяцев назад

      Thanks to us and Americans the history started repeating itself already when Churchill created concentration camp in Africa for Mau Mau prisoners where this specially designed tool, made of wire was used to cut of prisoners testicles.
      The obvious would be our U.K. commonwealth scheme. As Churchill said African nations are childish and to immature to govern their own affairs so we keep helping them with their resources for an ‘insignificant’ fee that we count as they still haven’t learned anything about economy.
      The recent example should be Iraq but when is out of one’s sight is hard to truly imagine how much distraction, suffering and devastation we have caused just because Saddam stopped obeying the very people who put him in power. Tony Blair did apologise and I suppose we are allowed to make mistakes. Professor Kelly must’ve mistakenly show himself that morning when he was talking his usual walk. He did strike me as a man who would do such a silly thing in a public place for some random person to stumble across his body.
      Arab Spring fairytale keeps giving to this day, not to mention the persistence to control the European energy supply by…..oh, it’s not Russia that’s desperately trying to do that. Or like we were ever manipulated by Putting via energy supply. Those multiple evidence that show who’s been destroying the Northern pipeline must’ve been fake news. Just like that Odessa is the capital of human trafficking.
      My two children are now grown up and my heart is breaking as I watch them learn about the atrocities committed in their name and how as English they are going to be treated wherever they go. Lucky I can offer them a bit of comfort but regardless of their mixed heritage they are true Londoners from a rare family that didn’t make money via slavery and exploitation. Still, it sadness me how desperate my son sound when he talks about his great great grandfather who designed and built Deptford Power Station. He’s latching on some scares positives.
      I suppose this is enough of reference to try to open our eyes and do something before WWIII blows up as here we are my country fellow. All for our privilege and in real time on various platforms.

    • @reubensearle8200
      @reubensearle8200 6 месяцев назад

      He has been vastly mistaken in history and a great deal of lies and tragedies being blamed on him after his death. Look into it friend👍
      Two documentaries I'd recommend:
      - Adolf Hitler - The greatest story never told
      - Europa - The last battle

    • @rxw5520
      @rxw5520 6 месяцев назад

      @@Tempe1962yup they’re already trying to genocide Jews again in the Middle East

    • @beckyo6646
      @beckyo6646 6 месяцев назад +40

      I urge you to listen to speeches without a translator. I’m finding that the speeches h e been translated into English but have been altered to be used as propaganda. One speech he gave was expressing his respect for the German woman and mother, who was more important than any doctor or lawyer or soldier, for they raise the next generation of Germans. It moved me as an American.

  • @RovingRoy
    @RovingRoy 6 месяцев назад +44

    When Hitler started his speeches before the masses, he talked in a normal voice for a bit before he started ranting and raving. So I don't know why this is so surprising you'd hear him talk in a quieter voice on this recording.

    • @titilopeibrahim3748
      @titilopeibrahim3748 Месяц назад +6

      Because the full clips are rare to find and in most popular clips, he had attained crescendo.

    • @charlesporter1148
      @charlesporter1148 Месяц назад

      I hear differently....listening to these conversations leaves me with the obvious impression Hitler's so called relaxed speech is speech on the edge of bursting out in more tirades...hitler was a man on edge constantly and these conversations prove it...

  • @davegriffmusic
    @davegriffmusic 3 года назад +16619

    Absolutely riveting. Words uttered from Hitler’s own mouth in private in the depths of world war 2 - now being played back to me on my phone while I sit on the toilet in my house in England in 2021.

    • @chrischandler889
      @chrischandler889 3 года назад +733

      If only Hitler's ghost could see you on that toilet. Tell him this shit is for you Hitler.

    • @Goldengirl48
      @Goldengirl48 3 года назад +118

      TMI

    • @masterwindu1234
      @masterwindu1234 3 года назад +88

      🤣👊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

    • @VI-pp4jo
      @VI-pp4jo 3 года назад +87

      Riveting. The coprolite expels with such riveting force, it rivets the entire atmosphere including your ass... To the ceiling.
      Only the smell clears the aftermath.
      Riveting.

    • @damianhess
      @damianhess 3 года назад +113

      Life is great, right?

  • @HammerLex77
    @HammerLex77 2 года назад +5357

    I was hoping he’d sound like a German Pee-wee Herman.
    Instead, he sounded like a German Darth Vader.

    • @kevinmalone3210
      @kevinmalone3210 2 года назад +217

      He did. A deep commanding voice.

    • @allenliu8820
      @allenliu8820 2 года назад +47

      what do u expect from a male voice
      of course it is going to become deeper over time i think hitler was in his 50-60's when ww2 took place, but i dont know and i dont want to search it up bc it is going to end up in my search history and i dont want to look like a nazi even though i am asian

    • @snygging654
      @snygging654 2 года назад +309

      @@allenliu8820 Why would WWII research make you a nazi? It's one of the most researched and studied subjects in human history, I think you're in the clear!

    • @allenliu8820
      @allenliu8820 2 года назад +11

      @@snygging654 like imaging searching up hitler at school how would the teachers feel?

    • @snygging654
      @snygging654 2 года назад +182

      @@allenliu8820 They would be proud over the fact that you take interest in historic events and that you are willing to learn more about one of the most well-known, prominent and horrendous figures of history.

  • @yoretabio4537
    @yoretabio4537 Месяц назад +11

    5:00 At table are Prime Minister of Finland Jukka Rangell, Marshall of Finland Gustaf Mannerheim, President of Finland Risto Ryti and their guest an Austrian painter.

  • @lsudx479
    @lsudx479 27 дней назад +7

    Why does he sound like he's having to explain himself? That immediately stood out to me. But it also sounds like he's getting the stress off his chest, like someone talking to their therapist. Either scenario is so un-Hitler-like and that makes this so fascinating to me. A side of him nobody would have ever known without this recording.

    • @johnwayne8494
      @johnwayne8494 2 дня назад

      Because at this point he knows the Finns only logical course of action is siding with the Soviets and is trying to convince Mannerheim that he still has a firm grasp on the real situation.

    • @lsudx479
      @lsudx479 2 дня назад

      @@johnwayne8494 My point is that he's Hitler and the Fuhrer never explains himself to anyone. That's why he made the military blunders he did...because he supposedly "knew" better than everyone about everything. It's a unique moment in Hitler history because he never showed that side of himself in public.

  • @sandrarivera1262
    @sandrarivera1262 2 года назад +6742

    Never once realized that we only hear him in clips when he's chanting and yelling speeches. Very educational and slightly terrifying.

    • @tylerlambert2665
      @tylerlambert2665 2 года назад +36

      a little more than slightly if i'm being honest....

    • @dentyph5169
      @dentyph5169 2 года назад +162

      @@tylerlambert2665 it's just a voice bro nothing to get terrified over

    • @herbert164
      @herbert164 2 года назад +76

      @@dentyph5169 it is more about the ability to suppress the information so well that is terrifying rather than just his voice.

    • @danjf1
      @danjf1 2 года назад +3

      Agreed.

    • @braziliantsar
      @braziliantsar 2 года назад +82

      @@herbert164 Thank the allies for that. The only reason we nowdays always think he had that old angry short man voice is thanks to allied propaganda at the time.

  • @singularity6761
    @singularity6761 2 года назад +2753

    Scary, he sounds just like an avarage CEO presenting the latest quarterly report

    • @SapientEudaimonia
      @SapientEudaimonia 2 года назад +59

      The banality of evil is a title than comes to mind here.

    • @endgovernmentextremism
      @endgovernmentextremism 2 года назад +35

      A Jew?

    • @LotsOfBologna2
      @LotsOfBologna2 2 года назад +21

      But he's supposed to sound like a certain New York politician with orange hair. He's supposed to look like him too. The news told me they were exactly the same. Why aren't they talking about the exact same things too?

    • @SapientEudaimonia
      @SapientEudaimonia 2 года назад +1

      @Karl Von Eberfeld-Dunquartzhausen Riiiiiiiight, Karl.

    • @KingKhan20000
      @KingKhan20000 2 года назад +13

      Because they’re the same type of scumbags, same personality types, just different politics, but it’s still the same.

  • @scottwillie9914
    @scottwillie9914 6 месяцев назад +31

    Wow, that was very interesting to listen to. Just amazed at hearing him speak normally. Really great that the recording was found and intact and not destroyed.

  • @JohnDoe-tg3dx
    @JohnDoe-tg3dx 5 месяцев назад +174

    _"If you think the news today are fake, just wait until you hear about history."_

    • @joeb6773
      @joeb6773 3 месяца назад +14

      what do you even mean by this utter nonsense.

    • @mangore623
      @mangore623 3 месяца назад +22

      It’s self explanatory.

    • @joeb6773
      @joeb6773 3 месяца назад +11

      @@mangore623 Maybe to you it makes sense, not to me. I'm missing something. I don't even know what this comment has to do with this recording. Nobody is screaming fake anything. This recording is a well documented piece of history. I don't see any comments to the contrary. I'll chalk up my bewilderment to something I'm not understanding.

    • @beachbum4691
      @beachbum4691 3 месяца назад

      Ref' > "If you think the news today are fake, just wait until you hear about history."..reply >...As an historian; even your words are a colossal understatement, everything that is taught in universities is distorted to reflect that nations qualities and continuity, and those students: now with "a degree in rote" go on to teach the same nonsense to the nations young.."History is a bloodbath".

    • @will_tzu
      @will_tzu 2 месяца назад

      Who owns the mainstream Western news media landscape today? Hint: it’s the same people who dominated back in Hitler’s day and fabricated a very different image of him than the actual reality of the time.

  • @angrydorito3252
    @angrydorito3252 2 года назад +1379

    3:43 is where he talks for anyone to lazy

    • @RandomPerson-ui3xv
      @RandomPerson-ui3xv 2 года назад +13

      There's already a timestamp

    • @Pulseczar1
      @Pulseczar1 2 года назад +67

      Not lazy but only want to hear it. I don't want to spend time listening to an explanation at the moment.

    • @donniepierce2293
      @donniepierce2293 2 года назад +7

      Legend

    • @berrybliss8184
      @berrybliss8184 2 года назад +2

      Tysm

    • @lionheart4378
      @lionheart4378 2 года назад +6

      @@RandomPerson-ui3xv no time stamp for actual voice

  • @undead8393
    @undead8393 2 года назад +6403

    So weird to hear... In TV and movies, he's almost always portrayed to sound like a scrawny teenager ranting about this or that, but in reality he sounded indistinguishable from most men. We like to imagine that we can identify bad people with physical traits, even augmenting them after death so people will think even harsher of those bad eggs- but the capability to carry out atrocities lie within each and everyone of us. No mustache, scar, accent, or cut of a gib can be an indicator that a person will cause harm.

    • @ineedsleep4071
      @ineedsleep4071 2 года назад +36

      holy sht ur right!!
      he does sound exaggerated in this portrayal (I know he's supposed to be angry in this scene, but still xD)
      ruclips.net/video/xBWmkwaTQ0k/видео.html

    • @kucak7835
      @kucak7835 2 года назад +7

      True!

    • @NeostormXLMAX
      @NeostormXLMAX 2 года назад +38

      Most atrocities of the nazis were extremely exaggerated the soviets and british empire was 900% worse

    • @kp7x005
      @kp7x005 2 года назад +16

      I'm a living example of this

    • @MrSolus-ls6us
      @MrSolus-ls6us 2 года назад +24

      @@NeostormXLMAX Based

  • @wendyfield7708
    @wendyfield7708 5 месяцев назад +132

    I remember hearing Hitler’s speeches (I am 89) he did not sway the masses by CHARM! He was good orator, but always had an aggressive sound, and his great public speeches sound really grating. I have German friends from Berlin who heard him live often, both in public and otherwise!

    • @sacksophone
      @sacksophone 5 месяцев назад +6

      Wow

    • @samgao
      @samgao 5 месяцев назад +11

      Think about the situation Germany was in at that time... the world of politics that many do not understanding, but they have this master orator who filled in the blank for them to achieve his agenda! There are always multiple sides to a story that can make it true: whether it's good or evil is arbitrarily up to how the story is received.

    • @melissagerber7231
      @melissagerber7231 5 месяцев назад +5

      One of my friends said the same thing,and,that people have only seen the short clips of him shouting,that make him look crazy ( well,he was,).
      In a high school English class when we were covering speech, tge teacher said that goes speakers could persuade crowds.
      I asked if, given that criteria, would Hitler be considered to have been a good speaker?
      The class burst
      into laughter, and one girl said, " Hitler yelled!"
      The teacher,howwever,said, yes.

    • @qanix6356
      @qanix6356 3 месяца назад +7

      And everything he did for Germans was to "fight for ....", if you know German and can understand his speeches, listen to what he is saying.
      Every bad thing must be "fought" or "eradicated". That's how he got the masses. He told them "We are in this fight together", "I am fighting FOR YOU", and given the state of Germany at that time, people were happy that someone started "fighting" for them.

    • @Jay_in_Japan
      @Jay_in_Japan 2 месяца назад

      @@qanix6356 the concept of fighting- "struggle" (kampf) as Hitler puts it- is central to his ideology. Without struggle there is only stagnation of a people. Or so he said.

  • @freshmanna4678
    @freshmanna4678 3 месяца назад +18

    That was a fascinating recording! Thank you!

  • @michambarth
    @michambarth 3 года назад +3583

    As a german from south Bavaria I can tell you, the austrian dialect of Hitler is clearly recognizable.

    • @ViennA2891
      @ViennA2891 2 года назад +213

      As an Austrian - totally agree.

    • @billreal8692
      @billreal8692 2 года назад +45

      That's interesting.

    • @Sony-Fanboy
      @Sony-Fanboy 2 года назад +69

      That's also what i heared immediately, especially his rrrr sound

    • @nomisunrider5940
      @nomisunrider5940 2 года назад +297

      As a non-Austrian and an American who only speaks English and Spanish....I can confirm little notes of Australian dialect..... it's there.

    • @phillipecook3227
      @phillipecook3227 2 года назад +4

      That's interesting.

  • @Punki80
    @Punki80 2 года назад +4679

    Being German, I understand every word of it and am so surprised at his voice. Actually, I was unable to understand ANY of his shouted speeches, couldn´t understand a word, and now, all of a sudden, he speaks understandably, sounds normal, with an Austrian accent, and normal deep voice, not even unappealing voice, which is probably the most unexpected thing about it o.O

    • @thomascarroll9556
      @thomascarroll9556 2 года назад +290

      Interesting to get a reaction from a German speaker.

    • @SNP-1999
      @SNP-1999 2 года назад +148

      That is most probably the reason why he could fascinate so many people he spoke to.

    • @Flyfan24
      @Flyfan24 2 года назад +131

      Me too, his normal speeches are very hard to understand but here it was surprisingly easy and interesting

    • @Chaos_Dave98
      @Chaos_Dave98 2 года назад +61

      Ja bei seinen reden versteht man nur "tobsuchtsanfall" 😅 echt interessanter beitrag

    • @domdraper3221
      @domdraper3221 2 года назад +41

      Yea he sounds like my co-worker talking about the brewery’s . 😂😂

  • @MErthal21
    @MErthal21 3 месяца назад +8

    I have thousands of recordings of Hitlers speeches and in several, when the room is not very large and he uses a microphone, his voice is exactly like this, as in this recording, with a very deep tone, without any distortion made in the recordings. And there was no death threat and the SS soldier didn't even ask for the tape. He was simply asked not to disclose it and he agreed and did not disclose it. The reality is very different from a Spilberg film.

    • @jaydouglas5847
      @jaydouglas5847 Месяц назад

      In the waning years of the late 1980's, nestled in the verdant expanse of upstate New York, a chance encounter unfolded between myself, a fervent student of history, and an elderly German émigré, a relic of a bygone era. This gentleman, having resettled in the aftermath of the Second World War, was the proprietor of a quaint musical studio, a sanctuary dedicated to the pedagogy of music and the hosting of intimate recitals in a building which he was looking to sell after decades of ownership.
      As I ventured into his back office/private sanctum, a trove of memorabilia from a tumultuous past lay before me, arresting my gaze. Among the artifacts were photographs capturing the visage of a youthful conductor, this very man, leading military orchestras with an air of solemnity. More startling still were the images depicting him in close discourse with Adolf Hitler, set against a backdrop of varying locales, and one particularly striking photograph of the Führer bestowing upon him a medal of honor.
      The man before me was not merely a bandleader but a favored maestro of Hitler himself, summoned to score the soundtrack of the Third Reich at both personal and state occasions. Our conversation meandered through the annals of the late 1930s and 1940s, as he recounted his direct experiences with the upper echelon of the Nazi hierarchy-names that echo infamously through history: Göring, Hess, Bormann, Goebbels, Speer, and Himmler.
      He reminisced about his presence at elite gatherings, such as the nuptials of Gretl Braun, sister to Eva Braun, wed to SS Commander Fegelein in Salzburg, an event graced by the regime’s top brass. His orchestras were handpicked to perform at the Berghof in OberSalzburg and Carinhall, Göring’s esteemed residence.
      The revelation of this firsthand account of the personalities and inner workings of the Nazi elite was nothing short of exhilarating. My inquiries were met with a wealth of detail, as the old man, perhaps for the first time in decades, found an eager audience in an American businessman with a profound grasp of the Second World War’s intricacies. His recollections were sharp, his pride in his craft and heritage palpable.
      To shake the hand and share a meal of one who had stood among historical titans, to touch a decoration pinned by Hitler himself-these were experiences I had never anticipated. His portrayal of Hitler was one of normalcy; a man who, in moments of repose, engaged in casual conversation without inducing fear or subservience.
      This exchange, this window into a world I had only traversed through the pages of history books, was indelible. It was as if I had been granted a clandestine view into the annals of history, a privilege afforded to few, and one that I shall carry with me as a testament to the enduring power of personal narrative in the study of our past.

  • @thejdmguru621
    @thejdmguru621 19 дней назад +2

    He’s very precise and his voice is quite deeper than I would’ve expected. Interesting…

  • @kippokappa9150
    @kippokappa9150 2 года назад +3830

    As a German it’s fascinating how I can Unterstand every word from him, he sounds so clear

    • @mistameff3528
      @mistameff3528 2 года назад +301

      @Anymous V what do you mean by "weak"?

    • @WavyLettuce
      @WavyLettuce 2 года назад +204

      @@mistameff3528 I think they meant how Germany was demilitarized and don’t have as massive of an army as they did in ww2, even still they are one of the most powerful countries and I have massive respect for them

    • @mistameff3528
      @mistameff3528 2 года назад +131

      @@WavyLettuce Yeah I mean, the Bundeswehr (German military) is still a huge military, we, the Germans just dont have nuclear weapons, which is also pretty good in my opinion, since I hate war and the mass destruction weapons
      But in terms of special forces like the SEK or GSG9 or KSK we are pretty advanced.

    • @locephaxthearchseducer4621
      @locephaxthearchseducer4621 2 года назад +157

      @Anymous V like president Putin said once:
      Germany is a sleeping dragon

    • @mistameff3528
      @mistameff3528 2 года назад +59

      @Womb Raider Stop talking so much bullshit, Germany is no way near "cuckd"

  • @wulfsorenson8859
    @wulfsorenson8859 Год назад +3095

    Many people fail to realise one of the reasons his voice was so deep and rasping was because he was badly injured in a gas attack during WW1 which damaged his lungs and throat and left him with a permanent guttural hoarseness.

    • @futuretimetraveller8677
      @futuretimetraveller8677 Год назад +347

      also his many speeches hurt his voice as well... he developed polyps ...that may deepen the voice

    • @wulfsorenson8859
      @wulfsorenson8859 Год назад +203

      @@futuretimetraveller8677 yep exactly. Heavy long term smokers and alcoholics can also end up with a permanent hoarse raspy voice.

    • @youtubeviolatedme7123
      @youtubeviolatedme7123 Год назад +98

      He also shaved his mustache that way so he could more easily wear a gas mask.

    • @nappssnapps2891
      @nappssnapps2891 Год назад +49

      and why do we give a sht about how he sounded again?

    • @wulfsorenson8859
      @wulfsorenson8859 Год назад +261

      @@nappssnapps2891 you obviously do because you’re taking the time to watch and comment on this video hun 🤣

  • @realWorsin
    @realWorsin 6 месяцев назад +7

    They think they are having a private conversation but little do they know its going to be listened to by people all over the world over 70 years later.

  • @christinestotzel2671
    @christinestotzel2671 6 месяцев назад +301

    I can only repeat what was said before, to listen to him being so normal, almost rational and so calm makes it even more chilling that this man brought so much pain and horror to so many people.

    • @mahadevovnl
      @mahadevovnl 6 месяцев назад

      The worst part is that if you look back at history, this is just a pattern, not an exception. Hitler managed a large scale of suffering, but it doesn't disqualify the fact that many men would do so much worse if they got the opportunity. Many HAVE done worse things on a much smaller scale. Repeatedly. From all sides of all political backgrounds.

    • @gerryconstant4914
      @gerryconstant4914 6 месяцев назад +12

      He was the leader but his generals as a whole were on board also. To get a better understanding their is a lecture on Why The German Military Fought Until The End. Its worth the hour to listen to the author, who actually read his research in the actual Gernan text, speak on what payback Hitler gave them. It was a smash & grab, embezzlement army & Hitler gave hugh bonuses for birthdays & victories to his generals. Of course after they lost they were "only following orders".

    • @evgenitantikov5865
      @evgenitantikov5865 5 месяцев назад +15

      How you think people in power in Belgium, Netherland, British empire or the New world (just to name a few) sounded, while doing what they did?

    • @rasierdotcom
      @rasierdotcom 5 месяцев назад +8

      read his book

    • @MarkKrauklis
      @MarkKrauklis 5 месяцев назад +1

      This controlled nature of Adolph Hitler made the true evil and deviousness of this cunning scumbag even scarier!!! 👹👹👹👹👹👹😩😩😩👹👹👹👹👹👹BURN IN HELL FOREVER ADOLPH !!!👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹☠

  • @swaee
    @swaee 2 года назад +1593

    as a german it's extremely weird to hear him talk normal. Sounds like a conversation at work or between neighbours

    • @xXxLolerTypxXx
      @xXxLolerTypxXx 2 года назад +122

      As a German too, this could almost be my grandpa talking while drinking coffee. It's scary that an evil man like him sounds so normal, who knows who else is this fucked up without anyone noticing.

    • @aymanus04
      @aymanus04 2 года назад +10

      Though they dont show us this in school,

    • @swaee
      @swaee 2 года назад +4

      @Jay Bee uhm yes he Was. He killed Millions of Jews so yes he is pretty bad

    • @hikari9433
      @hikari9433 2 года назад +11

      ​@Jay Bee He was definitely evil. This recording just shows that people who commit horrors are normal people like you and me. It's a very uncomfortable truth that people don't like to admit. I remember been called a nazi sympathizer on another video because I pointed that nazis could've be your regular neighbours under normal circumstances. We rather look at them as soulless monsters who have nothing in common with us. But that really is being in denial and ignoring the big lesson of the 20th century : That if we are not careful, anyone of us could fall into dangerous ideologies and be convinced to do horrible things for "the cause".

    • @Christoph-sd3zi
      @Christoph-sd3zi 2 года назад

      You are a liar.

  • @CWRobinsonMusic
    @CWRobinsonMusic 2 года назад +1986

    Makes sense that he’s a little deeper. Typically he’s yelling and screaming with great pronunciation so he sounds a little higher in tone.

    • @aronbudinszky8664
      @aronbudinszky8664 2 года назад +32

      @@defensivefob3477 interesting given that Fentanyl was first made in 1960.

    • @rantingsfromateenagerspers499
      @rantingsfromateenagerspers499 2 года назад +24

      @Mystic Editor lying about the facts doesn’t really change anything tho. Why try to make him “more evil” or “less evil”. Just make it accurate

    • @Dancingwolf325
      @Dancingwolf325 2 года назад +2

      That is correct, also all that yelling and shouting can do a number on ones vocal chords.

    • @Kraumoose
      @Kraumoose 2 года назад +9

      He almost never yelled or screamed. They just exaggerated it and only showed this part but never the normal stuff. I heard all speeches available (around 100) and he was like 90% calm. Actually it always started calm and more and more angry until the end

    • @liamgeorgie2024
      @liamgeorgie2024 2 года назад +1

      the the old mikes had weird pitch levels usually gave a higher effect

  • @Mazufa
    @Mazufa 2 месяца назад +6

    As a wise soldier, Mannerheim understood how to use the help offered by Nazi Germany to the benefit of Finland. Without Mannerheim and the sacrifices of our veterans, I don't think we would be able to live in a free Finland now. Also, if Nazi Germany had won the Second World War, Finland would probably have been made a satellite state, which would have been completely at the mercy of Nazi Germany.

  • @sallymoore4035
    @sallymoore4035 22 часа назад

    Thank you for this fascinating recording.

  • @Claytonolsoncoaching
    @Claytonolsoncoaching 2 года назад +5013

    He sounds like Darth Vader

    • @djc5897
      @djc5897 2 года назад +68

      my thoughts exactly lol

    • @Claytonolsoncoaching
      @Claytonolsoncoaching 2 года назад +84

      @@solaraspect5255 I think Darth Vadar was Austrian, if I remember correctly.😉

    • @Claytonolsoncoaching
      @Claytonolsoncoaching 2 года назад +22

      @@ThunderChezz the character. I’m being silly.

    • @galaxydragon1093
      @galaxydragon1093 2 года назад +33

      @@Claytonolsoncoaching how could Darth Vader be Austrian

    • @craftman780
      @craftman780 2 года назад +62

      @@Claytonolsoncoaching his body actor was Dave Prouse. He passed recently. James Eral Jones (voice actor) is still alive however

  • @justuskruger8182
    @justuskruger8182 2 года назад +1184

    If I’m really honest, from the voice and the way he speaks he could be any grandpa in Germany

  • @gwitt111
    @gwitt111 6 месяцев назад +18

    I am a German and listened to this amazing tape recording. The part you marked "unintelligable" I perceived as "... was da so los ist in Russland" (transl: "what ia going on there in Russia")

  • @capa2007
    @capa2007 5 месяцев назад +4

    very interesting, thanks for uploading

  • @Testgeraeusch
    @Testgeraeusch 2 года назад +1784

    Schönwetterbewaffnung
    that makes 157 points at scrabble.

    • @IjeskrewRBMC
      @IjeskrewRBMC 2 года назад +35

      german language does that lol

    • @vinhloitieu9341
      @vinhloitieu9341 2 года назад +53

      Schönwetterbewaffnung ~good weather armament I think

    • @mauertal
      @mauertal 2 года назад +9

      Even the US-Army had a "good weather armament"..........Within "bad, cloudy, rainy, moody weather" NO help from the Air Force, all US-tanks had thin tracks......

    • @jadedstar7442
      @jadedstar7442 2 года назад +13

      Seeing the literally chilling pictures 📷 of them in the snow ❄; makes me think of the time the media was spreading diss information. (All part of the demasculining of men.) Media was mocking men saying they could never endure the pain of childbirth. I would rather be giving birth in a comfortable place than in a war with freezing 🥶 temperatures. Rotting in a jungle. Dehydrating in a desert 🏜. Plus giving birth to a new soul is far better than destroying one. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 🙏🏼 ✌

    • @Testgeraeusch
      @Testgeraeusch 2 года назад +3

      ​@@jadedstar7442 The women had to work in the factories back then and produce shells and basic products; soldiers were seen as disposable for the sake of military goals and women in general were nothing but baby making machines. They were both treated bad under that regime. Not to mention the ones that were deemed "unsuitable" for society; that is artists, some scientists and mathematicians, members of democratic parties and people who were attracted the same gender or practiced crossdressing. Those were just emprisoned and/or killed. And that ist still just limited to the "mostly arian" part of the population; the rest was just burned in bulk. But i guess freezing in the snow is also kinda bad. But could just be my diss information about snow in general.

  • @MissToDo
    @MissToDo 2 года назад +4127

    As a German I’am absolutely surprised how normal and reflective he sounds… that makes all what happened even more horrible

    • @Schmunzelfee
      @Schmunzelfee 2 года назад +367

      Same here... I am horrified that a man who talks so reflected can be so cruel. Makes him even more dangerous because he obviously wasn't the lunatic people thought he was.

    • @MissToDo
      @MissToDo 2 года назад +36

      @@Schmunzelfee exactly what I wanted to say!

    • @Br0d0n
      @Br0d0n 2 года назад +70

      Watch Europa

    • @niemoikein4330
      @niemoikein4330 2 года назад +26

      That’s why the majority of people were supporting nazi’s.

    • @gaymermoment
      @gaymermoment 2 года назад +35

      @CyberVerse its litreally nazi propoganda, im not watching that

  • @TwilightZone-cj5ct5rn9x
    @TwilightZone-cj5ct5rn9x 5 месяцев назад +12

    Thanks for sharing. Very interesting 👌

  • @mihailpuran6185
    @mihailpuran6185 5 месяцев назад +7

    Wow, never thought he had such voice. He sounds better when talk normal than when he screams with high angry voice

  • @tomfuzer9885
    @tomfuzer9885 Год назад +2270

    This is quite surprising in some ways to hear how normal he actually sounded like. He is presented via his speeches as he was always super tense, agitated, forceful and hypnotic, a little bit like a lunatic maybe. But he actually sounds just like a German guy I used to work with. Even his tone of voice is similar to him. Shockingly normal

    • @KneeCapHill
      @KneeCapHill Год назад +68

      that's what he envied in mussolini. The ability to do theatrics at the drop of a hat and generate that cult of personality

    • @barneyboyle6933
      @barneyboyle6933 Год назад

      There’s a reason they only show the clips of him yelling and they never translate what he’s saying. I mean the guy wrote a book while in prison. That his book isn’t mandatory reading in every school that forcefeeds Holocaust worship onto its students tells you exactly how illegitimate the official story is. They’re terrified of people actually hearing what he had to say

    • @OTP2023
      @OTP2023 Год назад +12

      if he would have been in tense with his own they would not love him.

    • @chrislye8912
      @chrislye8912 Год назад

      Well he was just another German, just like the millions of Germans, and others, who carried out the acts he ordered. Just ordinary Germans…

    • @sheerluckholmes7720
      @sheerluckholmes7720 Год назад +39

      Adolf Hipster was shockingly normal until they rejected him from art school. The rest is history.

  • @fraa888grindr6
    @fraa888grindr6 Год назад +1669

    Fascinating. The faster he spoke, the higher his voice got and when speaking slowly it was unbelievably deep.

    • @pibbypub7345
      @pibbypub7345 Год назад +117

      That's kind of how talking works

    • @threepeat29
      @threepeat29 Год назад

      He shot testosterone and smoked meth.

    • @pibbypub7345
      @pibbypub7345 Год назад +7

      @@threepeat29 what's your factual source? If any

    • @pibbypub7345
      @pibbypub7345 Год назад +6

      @@threepeat29 also, if he did do meth (essentially every military figure then did. Though it wasn't smoked) that wouldn't be that uncommon

    • @fraa888grindr6
      @fraa888grindr6 Год назад +21

      @@threepeat29 he shot more than testosterone. My point which doesn't seem clear to most is simply that Hitler had a wide range in his speaking voice kind of compared to say Freddie Mercury for a singing voice

  • @Jannie-
    @Jannie- 4 месяца назад +3

    This was so interesting. Thank you for posting and also for explaining the lead up to the recording. You might have already covered it (and if you have could you please direct me to the link ?) I would very much like to know more about the battle of Crete , as it’s not covered as much as the others .
    My Dad was an English tank driver during the Crete battle . He was captured and made prisoner of war . The only thing he spoke of was the awful food they had to eat ( including rats) and the camaraderie amongst soldiers . Never told us of any other things, like the many atrocities he obviously must’ve witnessed, because he had a deep 6” gash scar on his cheek & suffered terrifying nightmares his whole life 😢.

  • @dontwanagivit1860
    @dontwanagivit1860 6 месяцев назад +9

    As a Finn I'd heard of this recording case at Mannerheim's birthday but I didn't know the significance of it. :D I guess for a teenager at school it's more important that "haha the YLE guy recorded him in secret that's a great prank" so you completely miss what the teacher is trying to say about it being unique in some way.. :D

  • @davyozzmosisjones8021
    @davyozzmosisjones8021 Год назад +3684

    Sounds a lot scarier and intimidating than I was expecting honestly. You can tell he has a very very strong, commanding voice even when in a calm manner.

    • @tomlxyz
      @tomlxyz Год назад +303

      I'm a native German speaker and he sounds quite normal. Sure he has a stronger voice but many people who really get into a topic talk like that.

    • @davyozzmosisjones8021
      @davyozzmosisjones8021 Год назад +156

      @@tomlxyz well we as Americans have really weak ass accents, so almost everything sounds intimidating to us.

    • @scintillam_dei
      @scintillam_dei Год назад +76

      @@tomlxyz German is the coolest European langauge after Latin. I love it and plan to learn it. I'm Spanish. Spanish is weak which contributes to its sounding romantic. French is even weaker which is why it's more romantic.

    • @croatianwarmaster7872
      @croatianwarmaster7872 Год назад +19

      @@scintillam_dei agreed Latin and German are the best languages by far.

    • @advisorynotice
      @advisorynotice Год назад +23

      @@davyozzmosisjones8021 you're just used to your language that's why.

  • @robiny.4395
    @robiny.4395 3 года назад +3583

    I’m seeing the people who didn’t like this historical recording. It’s called history whether you like it or not.

    • @angelripper_420
      @angelripper_420 3 года назад +102

      Exactly 👍

    • @marilynevans5337
      @marilynevans5337 3 года назад +398

      Like tearing down statues because we don't like what they represent. It's history. Can't change it.

    • @meanfan6963
      @meanfan6963 3 года назад +261

      @@marilynevans5337 on the contrary: history is written by the victors. This is as much true in today‘s culture wars as it was in the past during Stalin‘s purges. Tearing down a statue of Churchill is the logical conclusion of changing the historical narrative so that Churchill is now worse than Hitler, which is the narrative the woke left is now pushing. If they win, then history will teach that Churchill was worse than Hitler. Funny, Orwell predicted this re-writing of history 75 years ago...

    • @Mo.Sherin
      @Mo.Sherin 3 года назад +34

      @Chidori457 do you have a reliable source for what you're saying, cause I'd like to read it

    • @whimpypatrol5503
      @whimpypatrol5503 3 года назад +49

      @Chidori457 boy are you the gullible! Black American Jesse Owen's ran in the 1936 Olympics in Germany and was not welcome there. That was the same year my dad tried out to race in the Indianapolis 500. Within the next decade Hitler will have led the murder of 6 million Jews. There have been murders of minorities (and non-minorities) in America for racial reasons. But it has not been institutionalized like the murder of Polish and German Jews was in Germany. If you want to point a finger, point to the institutionalized murder of 50+ million unborn fetuses in America 🇺🇸 since 1973.

  • @johnstclair3835
    @johnstclair3835 16 дней назад +1

    Loved it. I was reminded of him making a call after the failed assassination attempt by Baren von Stauffenberg to I believe a radosga

  • @Gentleman...Driver
    @Gentleman...Driver 5 месяцев назад +10

    The guy basically justifies his war actions. Feels unreal to hear him, like an office manager talking about why he had done the deal with the wrong customer.

  • @johns8065
    @johns8065 3 года назад +630

    At 7:24 it said 'unintelligible' but he actually says "Das hat uns daran gehindert" which means "that's what had hindered us" :)

    • @theyazzledazzle
      @theyazzledazzle 3 года назад +23

      thank you!!!

    • @niakoi7960
      @niakoi7960 3 года назад +20

      It actually says exactly this at the end of the long subtitles 1 second earlier. They just disappear before he actually says it.
      Not sure what the "unintelligible" part is...

    • @amberlee787
      @amberlee787 3 года назад +8

      @@niakoi7960 they probably just put that in because of the static noise.

    • @johanna5688
      @johanna5688 2 года назад

      Thanks for clearing that up for us

    • @j.vonhogen9650
      @j.vonhogen9650 2 года назад +1

      @@niakoi7960 - Exactly! There is no unintelligible part there. The translation of those lines is complete.

  • @carlgustafemilmannerheim7878
    @carlgustafemilmannerheim7878 2 года назад +3398

    I still remember this like this was yesterday.

  • @kukulidouce2014
    @kukulidouce2014 Месяц назад +1

    Thank you for sharing...

  • @_swegs
    @_swegs 5 месяцев назад +5

    His voice is so much deeper than I would have expected!

  • @katherinetutschek4757
    @katherinetutschek4757 2 года назад +1323

    He sounds normal. And with the dishes clinking it transports you into an almost tranquil setting. It feels surreal to have this window into that moment.

    • @zachgordon99
      @zachgordon99 2 года назад +9

      Shut up

    • @spidermonkey2903
      @spidermonkey2903 2 года назад +33

      @@zachgordon99 im a big fan fatty

    • @voodoodolll
      @voodoodolll 2 года назад +54

      @@zachgordon99 I wish I could jump into your head and witness the bitterness and insecurities it must take to write that comment... I'm assuming it's insecurity anyway.

    • @katherinetutschek4757
      @katherinetutschek4757 2 года назад +4

      @@zachgordon99 It's not a comment on how I feel about him overall. I just find it an interesting juxtaposition.

    • @tommyhallum2054
      @tommyhallum2054 2 года назад +7

      @@katherinetutschek4757: It's no use trying to explain yourself to that guy.

  • @weirdsock3032
    @weirdsock3032 2 года назад +2047

    Did people really expect that he rose to the position he occupied just by screaming incoherently? He had to be extremely charismatic and well articulated. And we need to be aware of that.

    • @BlueCheeseCross95
      @BlueCheeseCross95 2 года назад +10

      Yes

    • @MichaelJ44
      @MichaelJ44 2 года назад +165

      Sadly that’s what the education system teaches. “He shouted a lot and made a lot of people angry”

    • @first-up-best-dressed5548
      @first-up-best-dressed5548 2 года назад +41

      Being backed by the Rothschild banking system helps too.

    • @zhongxina9420
      @zhongxina9420 2 года назад +37

      @@first-up-best-dressed5548 and hitler is on the moon💀

    • @peterjerchel4603
      @peterjerchel4603 Год назад +70

      He only screamed incoherently if you don’t speak the language

  • @ryanw9051
    @ryanw9051 2 месяца назад +2

    “Lots of workers that nevertheless live like animals and such..” 😢they really had no care about people.

  • @isntrael
    @isntrael 5 месяцев назад +12

    Great video. It was nice to hear his regular voice.

  • @brave_dave
    @brave_dave Год назад +2778

    Never realized I had never heard him just speaking. He has a voice made for radio.
    Very deep. Very strong. Gives you a better insight into his oratory skill and why it was effective. Very interesting.

    • @mareksicinski3726
      @mareksicinski3726 Год назад +53

      It makes shouting more effective because often it is unpleasantly high pitched for ppl

    • @dmurray2978
      @dmurray2978 Год назад +47

      The world could use a few guys like him tbh

    • @HitlerLovesAnime
      @HitlerLovesAnime Год назад +82

      @@dmurray2978 Lad 🗿🗿

    • @goodfella6340
      @goodfella6340 Год назад +9

      I usually talk like him when i talk about politics

    • @therion8469
      @therion8469 Год назад +25

      @@dmurray2978 🧐🤨

  • @Alyssa-uk9if
    @Alyssa-uk9if 2 года назад +898

    As a native german speaker I can say that his way of talking is normal and even seems to be pretty modern.

    • @dannywholuv
      @dannywholuv Год назад +8

      Maybe its fake

    • @puskamuha9000
      @puskamuha9000 Год назад +35

      @@dannywholuv no🤣

    • @marioluigi9599
      @marioluigi9599 Год назад +33

      Nah he sounds old fashioned, especially with that accent. I don't know if it's an Austrian accent or what, but he definitely doesn't sound like a random modern German. Maybe an old man

    • @Bahamut3525
      @Bahamut3525 Год назад +4

      You can tell Hitler was a progressive thinker by the way he talked.
      Very modern compared to the stuck up Prussian bourgeoisie of the time.
      Hitler wanted to transform Germany into a futuristic advanced state and do away with stuck in the ways things.

    • @benprehn1678
      @benprehn1678 Год назад +42

      @@marioluigi9599 it isnt old fashioned at all

  • @nicholasumashev8923
    @nicholasumashev8923 Месяц назад +6

    He sounds so normal.

  • @ernestochavez5783
    @ernestochavez5783 10 дней назад +1

    I always wondered what he said during his speeches but was too lazy to pursue the translations. It will be interesting to listen to more of these.

  • @devilsfury1
    @devilsfury1 3 года назад +1552

    Its weird just how normal he sounds when not screaming or giving a speech. Kind of chilling for some reason...

    • @ShayPatrickCormacTHEHUNTER
      @ShayPatrickCormacTHEHUNTER 3 года назад +83

      You seriously need to check out jung man. It seems the naive idea that the devil is obviously evil and with horns is very widespread. That foolish idea is one of the roots of evil.

    • @benkleschinsky
      @benkleschinsky 3 года назад +83

      It's chilling because he sounds just like any other human. Scary indeed!

    • @eagel118watermelon6
      @eagel118watermelon6 3 года назад +22

      @Slim Jesus dude what did he do to the Jews?

    • @piccolo5346
      @piccolo5346 3 года назад +32

      Sounds like Satan speaking.

    • @-Zer0Dark-
      @-Zer0Dark- 3 года назад +71

      It's only chilling because you've bought into his legend. You give him power by elevating him to such a level that his mundanity seems unsettling by comparison.
      He was just a guy. A guy who had terrible ideas and did terrible things, but just a guy otherwise. Now, in his death, he only has the power that you give him.

  • @charlesmaximus9161
    @charlesmaximus9161 2 года назад +1789

    As with any language, you cannot fully understand or appreciate this without being a German speaker. To me, as a fluent German language speaker and as someone who went to school in Hessen for a couple years and spent some time there, it just sounds like a normal German man conversing. There's no "spooky" or hypnotic aspect to it at all, not for any German speaker, native or otherwise. He just sounds normal. Surprisingly, he also doesn't even seem to have much of a heavy Austrian accent either. For someone his age and generation, you would expect him to have it, but he almost seems to cover it up, weirdly.

    • @Schinshikss
      @Schinshikss 2 года назад +43

      IMO Hitler is just a product of his age, an age when flawed socioeconomic theories and ideologies run rampant, when global food shortage was a real issue due to lack of agricultural technological investments, when immature and bigoted anthropological theories were widespread and held as truth, and when a nation with little to no experience with democratic procedures were trying frantically to put all responsibilities of national decision making to just one man alone.
      Put him under the context of all the systematic failures of early 20th century, one may get a much better picture of him, and understand that he was merely a mortal political leader with abilities little above average, and should be better classified on par with Putin or Trump. (Some makers of atrocities were even worse in terms of personal skills.)

    • @dth_w4v3s
      @dth_w4v3s 2 года назад +9

      Underrated comment. This describes it so exact

    • @joecoupon8299
      @joecoupon8299 2 года назад +19

      I'm guessing that he was more in love with the Germanic dialect and tried to mimic it for much of his life? His own writings seemed to rave about everything German.

    • @bkboy8259
      @bkboy8259 2 года назад +57

      @@joecoupon8299 he probably lost his Austrian dialect in ww1 when he fought with the Bavarian army, then he moved to Munich after the war, so he’s been out of Austria for a while

    • @joecoupon8299
      @joecoupon8299 2 года назад +4

      @@bkboy8259 agreed, and interesting.

  • @isustudent514
    @isustudent514 4 месяца назад +2

    Much deeper voice than I expected. When you really only see videos of him ranting and yelling at his rallies you kind of expect his normal voice to be higher pitched or possibly even nasally.

  • @georgedavila6927
    @georgedavila6927 3 месяца назад +3

    I didn’t expect that, when he start speaking I was in shock for few seconds.

  • @nonvoloscireme
    @nonvoloscireme 9 месяцев назад +2209

    As a German speaker I am shocked how chilled and normal he sounds...

    • @ordoabchao4202
      @ordoabchao4202 9 месяцев назад +73

      What did you think he'd sound like?

    • @nathanhosea489
      @nathanhosea489 9 месяцев назад +29

      ​@@ordoabchao4202 Probably thought he would sound like Patton

    • @Nostalgicus
      @Nostalgicus 8 месяцев назад +4

      @@nathanhosea489 🤣😂

    • @stuartmurray3995
      @stuartmurray3995 8 месяцев назад +63

      The Greatest Story Never Told documentary

    • @jodc4153
      @jodc4153 8 месяцев назад +86

      I don’t speak German but I 100% agree that I thought his voice would sound profoundly different. He actually sounds pleasant which is terrifying to me.

  • @DrRepper
    @DrRepper Год назад +2182

    This sort of thing is absolutely necessary to hear. Turning the villains of history into goose stepping caricatures and fairytale monsters allows us to distance ourselves from the reality that every unspeakably evil act in history was perpetrated by completely ordinary human beings, as well as all those yet to come.

    • @Himaryous
      @Himaryous Год назад +65

      Human beings, yes...completely ordinary, I wouldn't agree. But I agree that turning the worst among us into "monsters" instead of just human beings who are bad people is an easy way to pretend that such evil qualities don't really exist in people. Just "monsters."

    • @helveticaification
      @helveticaification Год назад +15

      It is important to emphasise, however, that Hitler TURNED HIMSELF into the ranting demagogue. In public appearances he CHOSE and/or had an irresistible impulse to appear in that (presumably he thought) passionate, hectoring style. He worked himself up to it, without any input from other individuals - just the emoting crowds. He must have dosed himself with honey and/or other emollients and anti-inflammatories, to sustain that theatrical pitch session after session - as well as an obliging tame doctor to tend to him.

    • @fabiotrucco7969
      @fabiotrucco7969 Год назад +46

      Exactly, culture gives the false impression Nazis were psychos and rabid people, when they were actually ordinary people in their majority, like in any society at any point in time. Its important to keep that in mind, because many of us could have been Nazis on Germany at that time, only that we cannot do the social experiment to prove it

    • @jayadams9525
      @jayadams9525 Год назад +7

      This is the most underrated comment on this video.

    • @toshiojohnston3732
      @toshiojohnston3732 Год назад +3

      No very ordinary too ordinary that's why things like this happen.

  • @nathalieverbeken1365
    @nathalieverbeken1365 6 месяцев назад +35

    To hear him speak like this, in an eerily normal tone of voice, whereas I've only heard him scream and yell, is sending chills down my spine. He sounds as normal and chill as any of my German colleagues and friends. Then to think about the atrocities this man has on his conscience, is bone-chilling. What makes a person turn to the dark side like that..... thanks for sharing this important piece of history.

    • @svenjas1201
      @svenjas1201 5 месяцев назад +2

      That is exactly what I thought when I heard this recording - we never learned about this recording in school ( I'm in my mid-forties), I just listened to it for the very first time - this made me shiver. No wonder he was able to diguise his inner nature, he sounds like your nice next door neighbour! As a German, this is really hard to bear.

    • @UbiMortus
      @UbiMortus 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@svenjas1201well, you can think about virtually any powerful nation in history to have dark pages of history. In 50 years, our children and grandchildren will maybe be presented with such information about USA, Israel, India, China etc, in the form of constant docu-series on History Channel.

    • @theancientsam
      @theancientsam 5 месяцев назад +1

      Have you ever seen his speeches with the real subtitles? Usually there are no subtitles

    • @christophkoj
      @christophkoj 5 месяцев назад

      All the so called "atrocities this man has on his conscience" you are referring to where/are 99,9 % lies and fabrications. You are on of those cognitive dissonant human beings who simply DO NOT understand how history works: History is not the truth but a version published by the c.a. "winners" (insane satanists like Churchill, Stalin and Roosevelt). The most lied about time are the first fifty years of last century (1900-1950) and country in the world is Germany. After WWII around 10-14 million Germans (women, children, soldiers) were massacred to death by the allies (rapings, starvation etc.), the truth is 180° inverted. It is time to wake up, you have no idea what truly happend back then (...).

    • @svenjas1201
      @svenjas1201 5 месяцев назад

      @@theancientsam I'm not sure what you mean with "real subtitles" - as I am German, videos shown to us during history classes would not have had subtitles and I do not normally watch videos of him because I find them hard to bear. I only ever saw short sequences of hin screaming and screeching. This one was shown to me by the youtube algorithm, so I watched it.

  • @exeterline1930
    @exeterline1930 11 дней назад +1

    Excellent opportunity to hear him and learn more about who he was.

  • @saulreynoso8439
    @saulreynoso8439 2 года назад +1071

    Didn't expect such a rich and charismatic voice, it's the kind of voice that can naturally pierce through the sound of a crowded room and most likely aided him in his early day while speaking in beer halls and such.

    • @jackdempsey2161
      @jackdempsey2161 2 года назад +1

      Yes

    • @edgepixel8467
      @edgepixel8467 2 года назад +11

      TheScottishViking
      Yeah. Peace and Liberty. Like the American war machine does. Lol.

    • @thescottishviking1504
      @thescottishviking1504 2 года назад +15

      @@edgepixel8467 Nah the United States does war and oppression under the guise of freedom and capitalism. All the politicians and would be politicians are corrupt beyond reason, willing to push their own agenda and watch people die than save lives. Which your own self serving and self righteous comment only furthers. I'm talking about something we couldn't actually have in reality, because we have people like Hitler, Stalin, Moussolini, Caesar, Attila, Borgia, almost anyone in modern politics in the United States. Self righteous fools who get paid by bigger fools to push an agenda of inevitable destruction, and the idiots who support them among the population only hasten to their own death.

    • @zrs1019
      @zrs1019 2 года назад +16

      @@wizballin1 His paintings are mediocre. Not bad, but not even close to "world class."

    • @ihavenoideasforthiseither9250
      @ihavenoideasforthiseither9250 2 года назад +2

      @photag216 a regular person until *that* idea came along

  • @reda84.
    @reda84. 2 года назад +135

    1:26 And hitler's rise to power was made possible by NordVPN

    • @d_ino.
      @d_ino. Год назад +1

      THIS COMMENT IS UNDERRATED AS FUCK

    • @butterflyqueen9260
      @butterflyqueen9260 8 месяцев назад

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @briangray5921
    @briangray5921 6 месяцев назад +1

    Deeper then I thought, wow amazing.

  • @dovesfan1
    @dovesfan1 24 дня назад +1

    I met him once at a chariry event, he was surprisingly down to earth with a wonderful sense of humour.

  • @bs_0743
    @bs_0743 2 года назад +495

    As a german I can say, his voice is much deeper than I've expected.

    • @23Disciple
      @23Disciple 2 года назад +15

      His voice has changed after yperit gas, so that could made his voice deeper.

    • @CombatArchive_1
      @CombatArchive_1 2 года назад +8

      @@23Disciple incorrect.

    • @justforrow
      @justforrow 2 года назад

      @@23Disciple Nope. His voice was always like that. The "speeches," he was in were edited by Nazi officials to make his voice seem higher than it really was. Or it's possible he just talked like that in public but in private he talked in his regular deeper voice.

    • @BrodieTV
      @BrodieTV Год назад +17

      The audio recording really sounds like it needs pitch correction, not sure though cause I haven’t met him face to face yet so I could be wrong

    • @adamparker3151
      @adamparker3151 Год назад +4

      @@23Disciple Incorrect, it was his natural voice.

  • @jittersgeyser620
    @jittersgeyser620 3 года назад +1811

    Why everyone saying, 'he sounds so normal, so suprised!' He's a human being and from earth, what's he suppose to sound like? Speeches are always expounded beyond normal conversational speech.

    • @modulusfive9839
      @modulusfive9839 3 года назад +137

      Likely because of the higher toned, edgy, and forced nature of the recordings that we're accustomed to hearing. I agree that a "normal" voice isn't surprising; rather, it is the smooth, baritone quality of the voice especially when considering the relatively "frequecy-limited" recording technology of the time. It is, in my opinion, quite a commanding, maybe even imposing, voice heard during this casual conversation. I'm sure he realized this and used it to his advantage during these types of settings.

    • @jannejohansson3383
      @jannejohansson3383 3 года назад +16

      I think too, it have something to do with technical, but in my mind primary is microphone of those times. And that too he was yelling + amp and tape plaa plaa, but If I have to put my moneys for guess, I say mostly Mic. On this record there are 2 persons and new machine, indoors, so it sound better and more realistic. And many records of his speech was recorded from radio at that time?

    • @modulusfive9839
      @modulusfive9839 3 года назад +17

      @@jannejohansson3383 absolutely, very good observations. The audio dynamics due to situational acoustics are so much different. This recording is so interesting because of this.

    • @mindrolling24
      @mindrolling24 3 года назад +15

      Exactly. A modern analogy would be some narrators on American documentaries versus how they would speak in the real world. If they spoke in their terrible ‘professional’ voice when making a purchase in a local shop they’d get funny looks in everyday America. Imagine how much worse it is for ‘People in Most of the World That Isn’t America’ to listen to this OTT dramatic dialogue and accent when you just want to watch something that could have been interesting.

    • @Tespri
      @Tespri 3 года назад +18

      @@modulusfive9839 I think it's just voice acting. When you're trying to make speech with plead to strong emotions and anger, then high pitch voice is better and it's generally heard better as well. Remember, this guy practiced his speeches many times and even took acting lessons. Vocal control shouldn't be issue for him.

  • @Name_Uninteressant
    @Name_Uninteressant 5 дней назад

    Interesting, thanks for presenting it.
    Would you bring something about Cecil Rhodes?

  • @thatampguy
    @thatampguy Месяц назад +3

    I feel like I'm on a federal list for having watched this.

  • @heidi3455
    @heidi3455 2 года назад +922

    The recording starts at 3:44 for anyone wondering

    • @tabasumbashir4434
      @tabasumbashir4434 2 года назад +11

      Oh thanks ☺️

    • @snabelfarfar2371
      @snabelfarfar2371 2 года назад +6

      Thank you 😊

    • @tetyanaphikolomzi6886
      @tetyanaphikolomzi6886 2 года назад +5

      Thanks

    • @gc6096
      @gc6096 2 года назад +3

      Thank you

    • @unhommeaupluriel9263
      @unhommeaupluriel9263 2 года назад +5

      Most charismatic speakers ever:
      Marcus Garvey (Black man) 1908-1950 Jamaica - USA
      Adolf Hitler ( White man) 1924-1945
      Germany - Autriche
      Dieudonné Mbala Mbala ( Black man)
      1998 - 20×× Cameroun - France

  • @gusjackson3658
    @gusjackson3658 3 года назад +579

    Hitler was surprisingly honest about his war failures up until then.

    • @gusjackson3658
      @gusjackson3658 3 года назад +18

      @UCWV_wBpWtn8BglTrlL4CwCg Yes. Not mad. Not even that excuse. Just deeply evil.

    • @ok_man_kov4708
      @ok_man_kov4708 3 года назад +7

      @@gusjackson3658?

    • @gusjackson3658
      @gusjackson3658 3 года назад +1

      @@ok_man_kov4708 Yes?

    • @ok_man_kov4708
      @ok_man_kov4708 3 года назад +3

      @@gusjackson3658 what "yes"?

    • @gusjackson3658
      @gusjackson3658 3 года назад +9

      @@luckdragon8955 Relevance?

  • @joselinares2084
    @joselinares2084 4 месяца назад +7

    Nunca habia oido su voz.
    Definitivamente es importante para Historiadores y Psiquiatras.

  • @KhanggiTanka
    @KhanggiTanka 6 месяцев назад +3

    this is the same kind of jarring as hearing your favourite metal vocalist out of costume out of character having a normal conversation.

  • @denniscarter7219
    @denniscarter7219 Год назад +530

    His voice was deeper than I thought it would be. Kind of eerie though because it's a pretty clear recording. The guy that made the recording had no idea that 80 years later millions and millions of people would hear it on something called the internet.WILD!!!!!!!!

    • @Frazier16
      @Frazier16 10 месяцев назад +12

      His voice wad dameged in ww1

    • @amartya9034
      @amartya9034 10 месяцев назад +19

      It’s a strong and hoarse voice it almost sounds demonic to me

    • @-Swamp_Donkey-
      @-Swamp_Donkey- 9 месяцев назад +13

      @@blasphemous5748He was a prophet.

    • @Nick_315_Palumbo
      @Nick_315_Palumbo 9 месяцев назад

      @@amartya9034 Cus he is demonic!

    • @Tom736
      @Tom736 8 месяцев назад +8

      ​@@-Swamp_Donkey-bro what

  • @wodekw6862
    @wodekw6862 2 года назад +1311

    No wonder that a lot of people followed him, he sound so charismatic

    • @idreeskhan8885
      @idreeskhan8885 2 года назад +35

      His voice sounds very monotone but then again ideals were different in those times. In a more timid time that we live in probably this would be deemed too aggressive.

    • @Memesdotcom
      @Memesdotcom 2 года назад +1

      True

    • @Ihavehadmanynames7779
      @Ihavehadmanynames7779 2 года назад +8

      he sure died like a dog for someone so charismatic. if that actually even happened. they showed saddam hussein and ghadaffi bin laden could be fake not sure but why would this be any different. US wanted him dead just as much as anyone else

    • @johnaustin2836
      @johnaustin2836 2 года назад +37

      @@Ihavehadmanynames7779 jew

    • @JoelGladstone
      @JoelGladstone 2 года назад +1

      @Uncle Adolf is there something im missing lol

  • @toejamr1
    @toejamr1 5 месяцев назад +73

    Man… this feels really important for people to know. Just how normal a person can sound and yet harbor such intimate evil in their heart.

    • @rasierdotcom
      @rasierdotcom 5 месяцев назад +8

      he didnt get that way from nothing, what caused it?

    • @intheknow7659
      @intheknow7659 5 месяцев назад +1

      Exhibited by many now a days in various positions of leadership.

    • @benevolentprime3214
      @benevolentprime3214 5 месяцев назад +5

      Aka, Democrats

    • @norbitcleaverhook5040
      @norbitcleaverhook5040 5 месяцев назад +4

      ​@@rasierdotcomMany factors. One being a deep feeling of righteousness and likely a strong case of obsessive compulsiveness which gave him a sense of disgust for anything which did not fit in his world-view.

    • @sirdurpalot8984
      @sirdurpalot8984 5 месяцев назад +2

      @@norbitcleaverhook5040 oh you have it boiled down to the science do ya?

  • @RBBBBBBBBB533
    @RBBBBBBBBB533 Месяц назад +3

    Not sure why I was expecting him to sound like mickey mouse.

  • @aircoolguy5218
    @aircoolguy5218 2 года назад +928

    He has a WAY deeper voice than Stalin does but you’d think it would be the other way around

    • @gorgoroth6072
      @gorgoroth6072 2 года назад +72

      In my opinion the deep voice suits Hitler, I assumed Stalin would sound like GEROMINOOO and he actually does.

    • @NeostormXLMAX
      @NeostormXLMAX Год назад +91

      stalin was a spinless white collar worker who never experienced hardship, hitler was a frontline soldier and a trench runner.

    • @ardel-4964
      @ardel-4964 Год назад +103

      @@NeostormXLMAX That is just not true, Stalin was beaten by his father a lot because of poverty and alcoholism. He also got into fights, had several health issues like the disability he had in his left arm. Stalin also went into hiding because he was being chased by the empire's secret police. And ended up getting exiled into Siberia. I know Stalin was not a great guy (literally millions were killed) but there is no reason to make up lies such as "stalin was a spinless white collar worker who never experienced hardship".

    • @mikhailiagacesa3406
      @mikhailiagacesa3406 Год назад +5

      No...listen to Stalin's speeches. He has a high, reedy voice just like I imagined. So did Patton.

    • @alfredredl326
      @alfredredl326 Год назад +34

      @@NeostormXLMAX fcking lmao he went from a bandit nobody in Georgia to the most powerful man in the world with no hardship? Yeah right

  • @rayoconnor8353
    @rayoconnor8353 Год назад +353

    RUclips is the closest thing we’ll ever get to a time machine. This is amazing.

    • @flasher8695
      @flasher8695 9 месяцев назад

      Yeah, but it is sad that youtube is deleting so many historical Videos, Hitler speeches and so on...

    • @user-im6fy4qp6m
      @user-im6fy4qp6m 8 месяцев назад

      lol, you naive little sap. youtube censors and rewrites everything

    • @Sabanno
      @Sabanno 8 месяцев назад +15

      NO not true, because here you can only see and watch censored stuff not the good information and real truth..

    • @MrBlakeLee
      @MrBlakeLee 8 месяцев назад +3

      IT will be censored soon.

    • @offthedeepend3996
      @offthedeepend3996 8 месяцев назад

      RUclips is pro censorship. They are controlled by Big Tech which in turns censors anything that do not like or their oligarchs approve of.

  • @bryantmoravek4491
    @bryantmoravek4491 3 месяца назад

    Amazing find.

  • @goldie862
    @goldie862 6 месяцев назад +1

    Absolutely fascinating

  • @udornyc
    @udornyc 3 года назад +1911

    As a native German speaker, with history knowledge based on the German educational system (Gutenberg Gymnasium, Mainz, etc.) it's amazing that he actually sounds like a "normal" German or Austrian. History is fascinating!

    • @michaeldarby3503
      @michaeldarby3503 3 года назад +52

      I have heard that the Austrian accent sounds yokelish, they say that Swarzanegger wasnt allowed to dub his movies in to German because of his accent.

    • @lexingtonconcord8751
      @lexingtonconcord8751 3 года назад +401

      The older I get, the more I realize how much our own western, post-WWII propaganda machines try so desperately to dehumanize Nazis and Hitler. Don't misunderstand me, I do not admire him or Nazis, but I believe we have twisted them into caricatures of the things we dislike about them, instead of dispassionately studying history. It really bothers me, and I believe that the people who run western society today are no less heinous than Hitler himself...

    • @Lou-ry6yq
      @Lou-ry6yq 3 года назад +50

      @@lexingtonconcord8751 I agree, very well put.

    • @Tom-le3yy
      @Tom-le3yy 3 года назад +88

      ​@@lexingtonconcord8751 To be fair, we dont gas masses of innocent people to death. But yeah, they were probably pretty normal, no devilish horns or anything lol, that kind of evil exists in all of us. I do think however, and this is a very important distinction, that the west today is still less evil than say, Russia or Communist China.

    • @kevinmcgrath127
      @kevinmcgrath127 3 года назад +14

      Yes, only German native speakers would be able to frame it’s status level...where his diction, pitch, pronunciation and intonation would be....in terms of the wider German society ...

  • @Sorain1
    @Sorain1 Год назад +1466

    A fascinating historical record, quite literally a miracle that it both survived and was discovered so the world could hear it.

    • @Cameraman26789
      @Cameraman26789 Год назад

      Bro when I click the video I got the fucking 7 ads in row 💀 what is this RUclips a new fucking update?

    • @leprechaun7667
      @leprechaun7667 8 месяцев назад +6

      Sustained from WW1 A GAS ATTACK

    • @misaelleon4135
      @misaelleon4135 7 месяцев назад

      Who would like to hear his criminal voice for fucks sake?

  • @DarcyS369
    @DarcyS369 5 месяцев назад

    I was literally thinking about this today.
    Weird.