Hitler's "Everyday" Voice
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- Reloaded for my new subscribers, my non-political, historical examination of Hitler's normal speaking voice, a subject unfamiliar to many historians and students of WWII.
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Censorship of history will be the downfall of humanity.
@declan Kerekere u was gonna do this :/ but the point still remains the same
History is written by who wins the fight. It happened how we say it happened and we can change our minds and leave out parts apparently too.
Exactly, all we can do is learn from our mistake and better ourselves. Not simply forget about it, and end up copying history
What censorship? I don't see this video being taken down.
Are you implying that this is censored?
Bro has his own intro song 💀
+outro
auf der heine blüht ein kleines blumelein
und das heißt:
erika
Huh
This is simply a german folk-love song about a field of wildflowers and a girl. Many of the German troops would sing this so it sadly became synonymous with Hitler.
Imagine his entrance in wwe royal rumble at number 30
It’s crazy how massive WW2 was. None of us could even fathom the horrors that a lot of people went through.
Major cities were completely destroyed. It was quite a great reset for many people
Also, a lot of people tend to forget that china was a part of ww2
@@Prororofacts whenever people think of WW2 they only think about what happened in Europe not Asia because it wasn’t taught in American history text books.
Yes we could.
Dad lore
Damn, he seems more like a normal person. Like anyone with a strong ideology and power could turn out like him.
no way
That is actually terrifying. We always picture people like Hitler, Stalin and Mao like monsters that have nothing in commom with us, normal people. But the fact is that they were very human. That is quite scary to me.
Why would he not sound like a normal person? And there are many dictatorships and far right extremists out there so his type isn’t exactly uncommon
@@dehistoriapisciumfish7639you forgot far left extremists
@@delimacaroline welcome to reality mate.
Im not gonna lie, its a lot scarier thinking about how regular and normal people like him can be. How much of a functioning everyday person they were before managing to find a way to climb to a point that puts them in a place of that much power.
We’re all human and will probably all act the same in the same circumstances.
average far leftist be like:
We're all like that. Usually, we don't get power. Also usually, our plans don't involve genocide. When we're not in power, our thoughts and desires are meaningless. The danger comes from power and our want for it
Yeah.
He wasn't a cartoon or a movie villain. I guarantee all other mass murderer dictators had moments of being calm and civil.
What a pleasant German man. I wonder what he's known for.
Edit: i thought it was obvious that this comment was a joke, but apparently there's a minority of people who's IQ is in the negative, so, in case you're one of them: I know who Hitler is. I also know that he was Austrian. Don't bother.
He's austrian
@@user-vl5ye9lj8r well, the joke wouldn't work if I said he was Austrian, now would it?
@@n0vitskiit would
@@Siuuuzalll if the premise of the joke is that I don't know who he is, how would I know that he was Austrian?
@@user-vl5ye9lj8r No, a Jew
Those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it
Ooooooohhhhh. So insightful!!!
It's funny because the history you know was written by his enemies, so you literally don't know history.
@@Connection-Lost That's dumb
@Connection-Lost that's bullshit. There are all kinds of historic records. No one wiped out first hand accounts from the Germans side. This is some apologist bullshit
@@Agencyagent34 read the Verlorene Siege
Wish we saw more of this in highschool basic history classes.
Gotta remember who wrote our history books
@@Greg-lg3cp Amen
@@Greg-lg3cp xD
Watch Europa the last battle
"Let's humanize an absolute evil for high schoolers, that won't confuse young people"
You can research the intricacies of how the world rolls later on in life, but in school you need to get acquainted with the basics, good and evil. You are not ready at that point to delve into gray areas of life.
It's amazing how a man of such evil ideologies could appear so *_normal!_* This means that literally anyone today with the same charisma or influence could turn out in the end just like him. That's scary!
The flaw of humanity
I think it was the drug cocktail and kilograms of sugar...
Before that he was sane both politically and militarily
We could only hope so
Modiji 😢
@@TheMessiahOfThe99Percentlol what?
The way he talks makes him seem like such a great personality. This explains how his words rose him to power. Dangerous how normal he appeared to be despite the evil deeds he'd done!
What evil deeds did he do?
@@Brainbuster
WW2
@@maddie2080that was out of retaliation.
@@BrainbusterHe executed a whole state of Jews.
@@maddie2080he didn't do that. The British did that to attack Islam.
It's actually a good thing to acknowledge that he WAS a normal person (for the most part, developing actually big disorders later on) who just fell to the wrong ideology and used his strengths to further them. That way, we will be cautious to not have a repeat of the same person in a different form next.
Morale of the story. If the man wants to paint. FOR GODS SAKE LET THE MAN PAINT!
@@flashkirby101 haha, that's definitely one takeaway!
@@flashkirby101 let him cook
@@flashkirby101 the idea that him painting would’ve changed anything is hilarious, him being rejected from art school had nothing to do with his political awakening and entry into politics, all that would change is that he would be a famous painter as well as a leading politician
@@edelweiss7928 ooh, edgy boi. Sorry but it was never the correct ideology.
My bro never stopped being an artist even though the art school rejected him😔🐐🙏
He drew on the world maps 🐐🙏😔
What a dedicated man he was to Art.😊
@@saadmeer6293 he the GOAT, 🐐 straight up
@@arayameow agree 🌼
He also painted that bunker wall what a champ
@@wander9475 he especially loved the colour red💀❤️
I mean, 60 million copies of red colour is insaneeee!!! 💀
Never seen footage of him ever speaking normally, only ever of him yelling or looking extremely creepy. And even though he’s responsible for extremely heinous crimes, I don’t think that’s fair. He was a human being too, and in order for us to grow and change as a society, we need to know and recognize who he really was as a person and why he became such a horrible person.
He explains why in his book. The people who made him like this are still in power today
@@hughjanus700holy based
@@hughjanus700dangerously based
@@hughjanus700your going to the gulag based.
It dosen't matter whether or not we we're *fair* to him and it does not matter whether the media portrays him in this *fair* way you talk about. He killed MILLIONS, he killed so many its incomprehensible. He does not deserve fair, and calling it based is idiotic.
Low key he had a great normal voice
Congratulations. You are now on a watch list for any positive comment about hitler lol.
His voice was low due to lung and throat damage suffered during a gas attack in WWI
@@AkiGames093sounds normal range to me
sounds like every other generic german man in his 30s to 40s lmao
@@datb0013 lmao seriously. People in the comments are baffled that he sounds normal...like yeah? He's a german man? In the 1940s?
Edit: and also in his 30s to 40s lol
The problem with painting humans as caricatures is that we forget how capable we all are of evil
" If only it were all so simple! If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?"
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
boy am i sure glad that evil lost every time in history!
@@2toothsome I'm not quite sure
@@2toothsome you sure
His speaking voice is actually deeper than what I would've expected. In that sense it does carry a sort of strength with it. Very interesting to get these candid glimpses into a very charismatic historic figure. Many thanks to Mark Felton for his amazing channel.
He had a gift for delivering speeches and his stage presence was strong, but he was so blinded by righteousness that made him evil in the end.
Not sure there was ever any righteousness
Self-righteousness is the word you are looking for
I don't think that demented paranoia can be compared to righteousness.
There’s no such thing as evil
@@snsnshhhs663 , There is no such thing as meaning.
Therefore, your comment is meaningless.
You can easily tell he has an excellent speaking voice at any volume. There is a lot of richness in the timbre. No doubt this was part of his charisma, and when he let it roar it would have been striking. If only he had taken up a career as an actor instead.
@barryschwarz but he did act though - albeit like a lunatic, slaughtering millions 😢
Don’t hate me but his normal voice, he sounds nice older guy you see at a grocery store
Did my wife tell you i was at the grocery store again?
@@arthurvaisvilas7853 yes
Oh mY gAWd nAzI!!
Or at a music store, ordering piano wire.
I want to act like I could never be moved by his words but he seems like a good guy when he faces the crowd, and don't act like you wouldn't be captivated by him either.
If I didn't have a great distrust of any politician just ever I might be moved, but I am very very wary of then
Depends on who you ask perhaps
He was a great public speaker, which is what made him so convincing
No excuses
Honesty as you describe. Honesty about what you are feeling, without actually being consumed by those feelings.
If you are angry, you may kill someone. If you *know* you are angry, you will probably not.
Ruthless self honesty and awareness are key.
Wow, what a well-spoken gentleman.
are you…allowed to say that
I sure hope he won't do any crime
not so gentle gentleman
True gentleman
As if Joe Biden is a Saint.
what a gentle voice I wonder what type of person he was
I think he was a voice coach for Julie Andrews in the movie, " the sound of music".
lol
I've known quite a few lawyers like that: soft spoken, but snarl when stressed.
Hitler when he is calm sounds very nice.
Sounds the same in all three. He is more energetic in front of a crowd, as you should be, but he sounds the same in all three.
Interesting 🤨
I don’t know who this “hitler” guy is, but from what I can tell he sounds pretty nice and reasonable
oh man😭😭😭 you wont believe this…
I got bad news...
it might seem crazy what i'm bout to say..
@ahmillyguy1035 or so the Germans would have us believe.
True
that's called behavioral flexibility, it's a great skill to have, most people do it unconsciously, but when you refine your skills you can be very powerful
good dog trainers, teachers, lawyers, politicians, policemen, actors, those are all people who can control the timbre of their voice and say the same utterance in several ways, depending on the situation.
His voice is surprisingly very deep
I think it was said that his voice was that way because of mustard gas.
Why do you think he has such a thick mustache? High testosterone.
Yeah
i wanna meet the person who had the balls to record hitler without his permission
This dude was able to win people over and get them to do whatever he wanted. Keep in mind he was an art school drop out who also served in the army got shot in the balls and was in prison for a short time. But with the perfect charisma and wit, you too can get into some very high positions of power.
That explains Congress...
It’s because people where desperate and he promised he would fix the depression that was going on In Germany people where vulnerable
I think Joesph Goebbles was behind the whole thing. Main reason he wasn’t getting any traction on his own. You said it yourself look at Adolph Hitler’s history he was a perfect candidate to get the German people at that time on his side. Goebbles was a propaganda machine.
He sounds like a calm and reasonable person.
Is he a calm and reasonable person?
@@danielossa2721No, but he _sounds_ that way.
It is very shocking how much his voice sounds like Dartth Vader and makes the understanding of his "Storm Troopers" that much more to reality
the Star wars "dark side" was inspired by nazis lol. Its a well known fact
Hitler: (sounds normal)
Downfall Hitler: (angry peacock noises)
This is really crazy, I know that Hitler is horribe , but I never knew his voice has a normal kind of voice.
All You Need to Know About Adolph Eichmann
EYES
Medium
HAIR
Medium
WEIGHT
Medium
HEIGHT
Medium
DISTINGUISHING FEATURES
None
NUMBER OF FINGERS
Ten
NUMBER OF TOES
Ten
INTELLIGENCE
Medium
What did you expect?
Talons?
Oversize Incisors?
Green saliva?
Madness?
- Leonard Cohen
@@coreycox2345
TESTICLES
One
@@BigPoliceman Did you make that up?
@@coreycox2345probably
@@coreycox2345 its a british song about hitler having only one testicle he probably loose it during ww1
RIP big homie 🙏
Haven't seen either of the first 2 clips before - Him addressing the new regiment, or him speaking with the English visitors. They're actually quite revealing. Theres' a fair amount of twinkly charm in his eyes. He could certainly turn it on. The main criticism I've heard of him on an inter-personal level is that he could get boring fast. A bunch of ace pilots were invited to the Berchtesgarten for tea and medals and reported that he really just got in a groove and stayed there and became that boring guy at the BBQ who like most fanatics, to quote Churchill - "won't change their minds and won't change the subject.". They said Eva was light and frothy and fun, poor fool.
I'm socially awkward in alot of situations and I find it hilarious that I'm learning communication skills from this video
All I’ve ever heard of his voice is him yelling. Probably intentional to make him seem more evil. I think it’s important to show children clips like these among those of him yelling to show that he was a person just like everyone else. I think that makes him coming into power and his actions even more scarier and fearful.
This is why he was able to convince people to like him.
Even though he was a sick, twisted, evil man… he came across like a charismatic, enthusiastic, genuine person.
It’s legitimately terrifying to think of how easily any politician could do that.
What a laid back and chill dude
😂
I sure hope he does not kill millions of people and conquer half of Europe. That would terrible!
Lmfao 🤣🤣🤣
Ture
It’s cool to hear his actual voice outside of what we heard in school
If you don't get what he is talking about with Mannerheim it's him basically complaining about how the Soviets are turning out tanks like hotcakes and having their people live like livestock just to do it which is shocking and unbelievable to him.
Lend lease in action
@@hdx8388lend lease did not help soviet union.
@@gogovanessathat is like, the opposite of truth. Check on what zhukov and stalin said about it.
@@RadicalizedEvangelicalit’s actually the reason for The war in its entirety. He claims Jews were behind the Bolshevik revolution in Russia, and their next target was Germany. He saw himself as a defender of Europe and European peoples.
the Wehrmacht had a tank kill ratio of more than 5 to 1, but they still lost, all due to Russian industrial capacity.
Stalin was even worse.
He sounded much more charismatic and cool than when he give casrtoonish yelling speeches
Crazy to think how someone who can have so much hate and resentment towards other humans…
Look at what his enemies have done to the West. He saw what was coming.
He's not the Boogeyman your history teacher made him out to be bruh. Sure he wasn't good but he wasn't literally evil incarnate either.
@@kungfoochicken08 Looking at the world today, it's getting increasingly harder for me to say that he wasn't fully justified in his actions. On 1939, the white race committed the biggest act of genocide amongst itself - Brother for brother, bruder gegen bruder. I digress, but I see much parallel with the Russia-Ukraine war.
I cannot believe how friendly he could sound. Makes you wonder...
Don't know if you speak German, but as an Austrian myself, this is just how we sound (or they would at the time). Nothing particularly friendly or unfriendly about it just normal talk with little emotion.
Even the devil can sound like your friend sometimes. Guess that’s how he gets you.
reddit moment
david wood moment:
With AI these days we should be able to translate Hitler’s words into English while still maintaining the sound of the original voice.
that would be fascinating to hear
Him talking about cultivating in the rhine valley is actually such normal everyday chatter it makes him seem like a normal politician
What a nice artist
Full of potential. I hope he does well in school.
Hope he doesn't get rejected. There's a big future ahead of him.
That is absolutely INSANE to hear. History has always been my favorite subject i've been studying often since I was 15 or 16 years old. I have NEVER heard Hitler talk in a causal voice ever until now. Almost every time Hitler is ever shown it's during a rally and yelling enthusiastically. Never thought i'd use Hitler and treat in the same sentence but that is definitely a treat to hear. That is extremely rare to hear.
Orson Welles said that as a very small child, he found himself sitting next to Hitler at a table in Germany, before Hitler rose to power. He said he noticed that Hitler was a man completely without any personality, that when he was by himself he was completely vacant, but put on an artificial persona when dealing with another person. He said it was like there was no person there at all. I think that's a very succinct description of a psychopath.
Eh I think Orson was being a bit dramatic with that.
I think everyone acts differently compared to who they talk to, like the way you talk to a cop is different from how you speak to a friend. Even the way you speak to your family can be different from your friends.
Politicians are this to the extreme, and this guy is no exception.
@@LordJagd i don't think he was what people fail to forget sometimes is that kids can be VERY Perspective and they can understand things a lot more than people realize and it can affect them more than you know. it's just they don't always voice this either i think Wells sensed what kind of man by observation as a kid what kind of man he was & that stuck with him all his life and why wouldn't after all the evil he later did.
yes people can act differently around family over acting at work. but if you are buy yourself and there's nothing there in the person you are sitting next to someone yeah that's someone with issues. the vast majority have our own personalities we start to get as a kid. but there's a difference between having no personality like many today do over having nothing there at all much like i can see Hitler being while he was left alone. i do think Wells was right when it came to Describing Hitler that man was nothing but Pure Evil
I dont know if he is truly psycho though, from his origin stories, he's gone through lot of trauma. That may have manifested in him being that way.
@@rolandofgilead43 Children have very interesting minds but they also come to conclusions like the moon/sun following them around, thinking inanimate things are alive, being unable to understand laws of conservation, and believing in other fairy tales, so overall their word and world prospective isn't something that should be taken with too much authority.
@@queuedjar4578 true but there are some things they notice such as their parents fighting that the parents if it's a bad marriage don't give it much thought so the kids than think that's how marriage works and grow up to have shitty marriages themselves. Things affect them more than you realize
i listen to this all day 👴🏻
His face was more relaxed in the first two examples. He wasn't tensing his jaw muscles.
Thanks Dr Felton
Imagine how much easier it would have been to form a narrative based around WW2 without camera phones or the internet..
It's still crazy to me how a WWI vet who survived a bombing in the trenches managed to work his way up to dictatorship status and everyone just blindly follows him. I think most countries these days have such a diverse and independent population that the chances of this happening again in a developed country are very slim.
Idk there are many countries with very homogenous populations and it is apparent that there are still many with bigoted views. Not the majority, but enough that nazi ideology is still surviving. I think under the right circumstances there could be another hitler
Because the people he was opposing sunk their claws in to try and ensure division so social harmony and unity never occurs again
The Democratic Party is almost just as dangerous or it seems to be getting there
Diversity is destroying America and Europe.
It's more likely than you expect. Everybody loves a war hero
It's interesting to revisit the Mannerheim conversation after several years. I've been reading The Nazi Conspiracy, and Skorzeny's description of Hitler's "deep voice" when meeting him at the Wolf's Lair brought me back here to reestablish the sound in my mind.
It's so surreal because you only ever hear the clips of him yelling. Here it's almost humanizing.
@@gaynzz6841 to be fair, you probably know some people you don't think of as inhuman monsters that are still assholes.
they try their best to dehumanize him, otherwise people wouldn't believe the fantasy
It’s crazy how I’ve only seen footage of him screaming but when he’s in a normal talking voice it’s shocking
Link to the audio for 0:01 cuz that’s actually a really nice version of Erika
The original is actually banned on TH-cam for (you guessed it...), "hate speech". You'll have to look elsewhere.
@@Xpired_PCPhate speech 😂😂 and the songs about flowers
@nathanc6833 Yep. Basically, if the Third Reich liked it, it's banned on YT. "Fallschirmjäger" is another example of this phenomenon where the song is about elite paratroopers, mentions nothing about Nazism/fascism or the wehrmacht/SS, violence or anything, but gets banned for "hate speech" because it's in German.
Ah yes, the Imperial German song about flowers once again stolen by the Nazis about flowers was banned for hate speech.
I have several "Erika" videos recently. Some have German & English lyrics printed. The "Woke" government supposedly banned "Erika" and "Panzerlied," since they were sung before and during the war. (What about "Lillie Marlene?")
He seems like a calm and reasonable person.
are you joking
@@Editzzzbymaudeno
I don't understand what everyone is so surprised about lol
Because people dehumanize people who they think are evil. So in this video their view of that shatters, and they are surprised that he seemed relatively normal.
most caricatures of germans or hitler specifically have incredibly high pitched whiny voices, among other things, in an attempt to dehumanize and make them unlikable
otherwise they have to concede that he/they weren't a literal cartoon villain they concocted
Don't know mate, maybe they think Hitler scream 24/7 lol (jk)
People in the comments realizing that Hitler was actually a human being is quite humorous
That's how deep the brain washing goes
Because schools teach you to see him and every other bad person in history as a demon. That is actually scary asf, to take the critical thinking away from young people and leading them that someone, no matter how evil, is somehow different from everyone else and nobody can ever turn out as bad as they did
@@someguy8273 tf you mean brainwashing? Dude killed millions of innocents and that's just a fact dude
I'm just amazed so many people in the comments expected him to speak in loud, shrieking speeches ALL. THE. TIME.
what a charismatic man.
It's scary how good he was at public speaking. Even as somebody who knows what he did while head of Germany and knows how awful those actions were, it's very hard to say that his voice isn't powerful, and wouldn't feel inspiring. This man was the epitome of a Chaotic Evil Bard, and that is terrifying.
Didn’t know he was a chill guy like that
Still a mystery, why only him had the mustache while people around him did not have it. My question is where he got the inspiration style? Thank you.
He had a wide moustache before WW1, which was fashionable at the time. Soldiers had to trim the sides so a gas mask could seal around the nose and mouth. Then he kept the narrow style after the war. Kurt von Schleicher, also a WW1 veteran, wore a similar moustache.
There are probably many other examples, e.g. Anton Drexler, Gottfried Feder, Julius Streicher, Hermann Effer.
@@Noodles.Doodlescharlie chaplin
I thought it was to cover up a mustard gas burn. I could be wrong.
@@ronaldmartino2610 If skin was visibly damaged by a mustard gas burn I doubt hair would grow in that spot. But I could also be wrong, lol.
Deeper than I expected, considering the higher pitch he had whenever he was reeing on-stage
Lewondoski grandfather great painter 💀💀💀💀
sounds like in another lifetime we could have been friends
I don't know why my curiosity led me to this video 😢
How nice. I just thought that he just had one voice.
His normal voice is even scarier
yo this my favorite video
i watch it every day when i wake up
You can tell he’s from Austria as his dialect sounds very much like Arnold Schwarzenegger.
He does not sound Austrian at all though. Surprising. High German almost
This was pretty interesting. Thanks for sharing some of the worlds history.
In the last example Hitler is talking about Ukrainian cities in Donetsk area. What a coincidence!🤔
captivating voice
This feels almost illegal to watch
We were lied to…
It's not what you say, it's the way that you say it.
He was born in Austria so he spoke German with a strong Austrian accent!!! Great video and audio!!!
If only he had been a successful artist... for which his father would punish him severely.
What a nice looking politician, I wonder what big plans he has to help his country and the world
Should have been an actor and come to Hollywood. We would have had some great movies instead of the horrors.
3:43
In WWI, he was acutally saved by a man.
*He didn't know that he would create the next world war.*
That british soldier probably ended up sending his sons into WW2 indirectly because of his own actions sparing Hitler
Well it didn’t…Hitler never wanted a Second World War. Certain western agitators who went nowhere near any fighting did.
@@mikeno8192you really out here talking like he was expecting everyone to just be cool with him invading another country 🤣🤣
He didn't. It was a continuation of the first.
Forget about the voice, Hitler was tall (Or maybe above average), I can’t believe they forced us to believe that he was some short dwarf
anything to make people dislike him more
power of propaganda is amazing, i never imagined his daily voice to be like this.
That's my quarterback
No specific person is evil, *anyone* can be evil.
I really expected him to sound like richtofen in black ops ngl
lmfao
Love and Miss Austrian Painter❤❤❤
💀
Talk about 'controlled media' in Germany. One of the most famous speechmakers ever and so few recordings of his speaking voice. I had heard the surreptitiously recorded talks in the train car but the first two are new to me. Thank you. Is there a dearth of Stalin's speaking voice recordings, also?
Bro was just a social media influencer before social media
Why my hand rising ?
Se levanta por 🇩🇪
Was his voice really that deep ? Or is the tape speed/ecording pitch slightly off ? Possibly from transferring decades old recordings to modern audio.
He seems very personable and engaging. He should go into politics.
Why does it feels so illegal to watch this
You are not immune to propaganda
He’s sounds… normal.