content: This is one thing I have always found so interesting about the Holocaust history and propaganda. US media outlets are very afraid of you actually hearing the translations of Hitler's words, the logic and the sense of it. A 5 year old can recognize the truth in his words. They just want you to hear the sounds. The German language is so harsh sounding. It seems trivial but I really think the harshness of that language to speakers of english and romantic languages has had a big impact on how the Nazis were perceived. You combine that language with the imagery of the architecture and the foreboding appearance of the swastika, I think the strangeness of it makes people dismiss Hitler, rather than taking him seriously as a very passionate thinker. It's so subtle, but I think it has major effects. It would all be very different without the language barrier. I personally just did the 5 hour 50 minute haul of watching "Greatest Story Never Told", and for anyone who hasn't, the haul is worth it. It will blow your mind, but you have to do the whole thing.