Shocking Truths About the Nazis: From Werewolves to Blow-Up Dolls

TLDRDiscover lesser-known facts about the Nazis, including their obsession with werewolves, use of blow-up dolls, and Time Magazine naming Hitler Person of the Year. Learn about their dark past, including their involvement in creating Fanta, collaboration with major brands, and treatment of Jews and other marginalized groups.

Key insights

The Nazi Party was founded by Anton Drexler, not Adolf Hitler.

Time Magazine named Adolf Hitler Person of the Year in 1938.

Hitler ordered the distribution of Aryan blow-up dolls to Nazi soldiers.

The Nazis created Charlie and his Orchestra, a jazz band for spreading propaganda.

The Nazis targeted not only Jews but also marginalized individuals with mental illnesses.

Q&A

Who founded the Nazi Party?

—The Nazi Party was founded by Anton Drexler.

Why did Time Magazine name Hitler Person of the Year?

—Time Magazine praised Hitler's rearming of the German military and his invasion of Austria.

Why did the Nazis distribute blow-up dolls to soldiers?

—The dolls were meant to prevent the spread of STDs, but the soldiers refused to use them.

What was Charlie and his Orchestra?

—Charlie and his Orchestra was a jazz band created by the Nazis for spreading propaganda.

Who else were targeted by the Nazis?

—The Nazis targeted marginalized individuals with mental illnesses.

Timestamped Summary

00:00The Nazi Party was founded by Anton Drexler, not Adolf Hitler.

01:17Time Magazine named Adolf Hitler Person of the Year in 1938.

01:35Hitler ordered the distribution of Aryan blow-up dolls to Nazi soldiers.

02:02The Nazis created Charlie and his Orchestra, a jazz band for spreading propaganda.

02:32The Nazis targeted not only Jews but also marginalized individuals with mental illnesses.

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