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Which SFF movie or TV series first showed Hitler?
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Hitler is very famous in fiction world and SFF is no exception. For example, Captain America Comics has shown Hitler countless times since early 40s. But, I am only interested in the movie and TV series. Some examples:
In the episode Let's Kill Hitler of Doctor Who (2005), Hitler was shown.
In an episode of Justice League (2001) in which Justice League travelled back in time to restore timeline, Hitler was shown frozen in the end.
Note: Mere mention of Hitler (like that in Captain America: The First Avenger movie) won't be counted.
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Hitler is very famous in fiction world and SFF is no exception. For example, Captain America Comics has shown Hitler countless times since early 40s. But, I am only interested in the movie and TV series. Some examples:
In the episode Let's Kill Hitler of Doctor Who (2005), Hitler was shown.
In an episode of Justice League (2001) in which Justice League travelled back in time to restore timeline, Hitler was shown frozen in the end.
Note: Mere mention of Hitler (like that in Captain America: The First Avenger movie) won't be counted.
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Newt Scamander
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Does Disney propaganda cartoons count?
– Yasskier
1 hour ago
@Yasskier Which propaganda cartoon?
– Newt Scamander
1 hour ago
There are 10 here: listverse.com/2017/02/05/… I've picked two with Hitler itself. They are arguably SFF (fantastic machines, fantasy hell etc).
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favorite
Hitler is very famous in fiction world and SFF is no exception. For example, Captain America Comics has shown Hitler countless times since early 40s. But, I am only interested in the movie and TV series. Some examples:
In the episode Let's Kill Hitler of Doctor Who (2005), Hitler was shown.
In an episode of Justice League (2001) in which Justice League travelled back in time to restore timeline, Hitler was shown frozen in the end.
Note: Mere mention of Hitler (like that in Captain America: The First Avenger movie) won't be counted.
history-of
asked 1 hour ago
Newt Scamander
54.1k85407803
Hitler is very famous in fiction world and SFF is no exception. For example, Captain America Comics has shown Hitler countless times since early 40s. But, I am only interested in the movie and TV series. Some examples:
In the episode Let's Kill Hitler of Doctor Who (2005), Hitler was shown.
In an episode of Justice League (2001) in which Justice League travelled back in time to restore timeline, Hitler was shown frozen in the end.
Note: Mere mention of Hitler (like that in Captain America: The First Avenger movie) won't be counted.
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Newt Scamander
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Newt Scamander
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Newt Scamander
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Newt Scamander
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Newt Scamander
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Does Disney propaganda cartoons count?
– Yasskier
1 hour ago
@Yasskier Which propaganda cartoon?
– Newt Scamander
1 hour ago
There are 10 here: listverse.com/2017/02/05/… I've picked two with Hitler itself. They are arguably SFF (fantastic machines, fantasy hell etc).
– Yasskier
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
Does Disney propaganda cartoons count?
– Yasskier
1 hour ago
@Yasskier Which propaganda cartoon?
– Newt Scamander
1 hour ago
There are 10 here: listverse.com/2017/02/05/… I've picked two with Hitler itself. They are arguably SFF (fantastic machines, fantasy hell etc).
– Yasskier
1 hour ago
Does Disney propaganda cartoons count?
– Yasskier
1 hour ago
Does Disney propaganda cartoons count?
– Yasskier
1 hour ago
@Yasskier Which propaganda cartoon?
– Newt Scamander
1 hour ago
@Yasskier Which propaganda cartoon?
– Newt Scamander
1 hour ago
There are 10 here: listverse.com/2017/02/05/… I've picked two with Hitler itself. They are arguably SFF (fantastic machines, fantasy hell etc).
– Yasskier
1 hour ago
There are 10 here: listverse.com/2017/02/05/… I've picked two with Hitler itself. They are arguably SFF (fantastic machines, fantasy hell etc).
– Yasskier
1 hour ago
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Adolf Hitler Goes to Hell ?(1944)
It was a propaganda cartoon, showing Hitler driving a tiny tanks. Unfortunately for Fuhrer, he messes up with wrong guys and ends up in hell.
Eventually
Donald Duck Nazi (1943)
This one shows how luck you are to live in a free country instead of Nazi Germany.
Both movies are arguably SFF - you have impossible, fantastic machines and well... Hell.
Another one (kudos to Clockwork): Daffy the Commando
Edit: Found even earlier one:
Devil with Hitler (1942) - this time a live action movie
In the pits of Hell, the board of directors decides to replace Satan (Alan Mowbray) with Adolf Hitler (Bobby Watson). Satan persuades them to give him 48 hours to save his job by getting Hitler to perform a single good deed.
Satan arranges for Hitler's valet, Julius (Sig Arno), to appear to blunder several times, resulting in his replacement. Satan takes his place under the name "Gesatan".
answered 1 hour ago
Yasskier
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I remember a Looney Tunes-ish cartoon I saw when I was a kid. It ended with some kind of duck (Daffy?) hitting Hitler(?) on the head with a hammer. Can't remember how it was called, but the colors looked old enough. I think it was part of a VHS box with Porky on it.
– Clockwork
53 mins ago
Nevermind, I found it. It's "Daffy – The Commando", which came out on 20th November 1943. Several months after Donald Duck Nazi though.
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50 mins ago
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Adolf Hitler Goes to Hell ?(1944)
It was a propaganda cartoon, showing Hitler driving a tiny tanks. Unfortunately for Fuhrer, he messes up with wrong guys and ends up in hell.
Eventually
Donald Duck Nazi (1943)
This one shows how luck you are to live in a free country instead of Nazi Germany.
Both movies are arguably SFF - you have impossible, fantastic machines and well... Hell.
Another one (kudos to Clockwork): Daffy the Commando
Edit: Found even earlier one:
Devil with Hitler (1942) - this time a live action movie
In the pits of Hell, the board of directors decides to replace Satan (Alan Mowbray) with Adolf Hitler (Bobby Watson). Satan persuades them to give him 48 hours to save his job by getting Hitler to perform a single good deed.
Satan arranges for Hitler's valet, Julius (Sig Arno), to appear to blunder several times, resulting in his replacement. Satan takes his place under the name "Gesatan".
answered 1 hour ago
Yasskier
15.3k353103
1
I remember a Looney Tunes-ish cartoon I saw when I was a kid. It ended with some kind of duck (Daffy?) hitting Hitler(?) on the head with a hammer. Can't remember how it was called, but the colors looked old enough. I think it was part of a VHS box with Porky on it.
– Clockwork
53 mins ago
Nevermind, I found it. It's "Daffy – The Commando", which came out on 20th November 1943. Several months after Donald Duck Nazi though.
– Clockwork
50 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
Adolf Hitler Goes to Hell ?(1944)
It was a propaganda cartoon, showing Hitler driving a tiny tanks. Unfortunately for Fuhrer, he messes up with wrong guys and ends up in hell.
Eventually
Donald Duck Nazi (1943)
This one shows how luck you are to live in a free country instead of Nazi Germany.
Both movies are arguably SFF - you have impossible, fantastic machines and well... Hell.
Another one (kudos to Clockwork): Daffy the Commando
Edit: Found even earlier one:
Devil with Hitler (1942) - this time a live action movie
In the pits of Hell, the board of directors decides to replace Satan (Alan Mowbray) with Adolf Hitler (Bobby Watson). Satan persuades them to give him 48 hours to save his job by getting Hitler to perform a single good deed.
Satan arranges for Hitler's valet, Julius (Sig Arno), to appear to blunder several times, resulting in his replacement. Satan takes his place under the name "Gesatan".
answered 1 hour ago
Yasskier
15.3k353103
1
I remember a Looney Tunes-ish cartoon I saw when I was a kid. It ended with some kind of duck (Daffy?) hitting Hitler(?) on the head with a hammer. Can't remember how it was called, but the colors looked old enough. I think it was part of a VHS box with Porky on it.
– Clockwork
53 mins ago
Nevermind, I found it. It's "Daffy – The Commando", which came out on 20th November 1943. Several months after Donald Duck Nazi though.
– Clockwork
50 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
Adolf Hitler Goes to Hell ?(1944)
It was a propaganda cartoon, showing Hitler driving a tiny tanks. Unfortunately for Fuhrer, he messes up with wrong guys and ends up in hell.
Eventually
Donald Duck Nazi (1943)
This one shows how luck you are to live in a free country instead of Nazi Germany.
Both movies are arguably SFF - you have impossible, fantastic machines and well... Hell.
Another one (kudos to Clockwork): Daffy the Commando
Edit: Found even earlier one:
Devil with Hitler (1942) - this time a live action movie
In the pits of Hell, the board of directors decides to replace Satan (Alan Mowbray) with Adolf Hitler (Bobby Watson). Satan persuades them to give him 48 hours to save his job by getting Hitler to perform a single good deed.
Satan arranges for Hitler's valet, Julius (Sig Arno), to appear to blunder several times, resulting in his replacement. Satan takes his place under the name "Gesatan".
answered 1 hour ago
Yasskier
15.3k353103
Adolf Hitler Goes to Hell ?(1944)
It was a propaganda cartoon, showing Hitler driving a tiny tanks. Unfortunately for Fuhrer, he messes up with wrong guys and ends up in hell.
Eventually
Donald Duck Nazi (1943)
This one shows how luck you are to live in a free country instead of Nazi Germany.
Both movies are arguably SFF - you have impossible, fantastic machines and well... Hell.
Another one (kudos to Clockwork): Daffy the Commando
Edit: Found even earlier one:
Devil with Hitler (1942) - this time a live action movie
In the pits of Hell, the board of directors decides to replace Satan (Alan Mowbray) with Adolf Hitler (Bobby Watson). Satan persuades them to give him 48 hours to save his job by getting Hitler to perform a single good deed.
Satan arranges for Hitler's valet, Julius (Sig Arno), to appear to blunder several times, resulting in his replacement. Satan takes his place under the name "Gesatan".
answered 1 hour ago
Yasskier
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edited 26 mins ago
answered 1 hour ago
Yasskier
15.3k353103
answered 1 hour ago
Yasskier
15.3k353103
answered 1 hour ago
Yasskier
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I remember a Looney Tunes-ish cartoon I saw when I was a kid. It ended with some kind of duck (Daffy?) hitting Hitler(?) on the head with a hammer. Can't remember how it was called, but the colors looked old enough. I think it was part of a VHS box with Porky on it.
– Clockwork
53 mins ago
Nevermind, I found it. It's "Daffy – The Commando", which came out on 20th November 1943. Several months after Donald Duck Nazi though.
– Clockwork
50 mins ago
add a comment |Â
1
I remember a Looney Tunes-ish cartoon I saw when I was a kid. It ended with some kind of duck (Daffy?) hitting Hitler(?) on the head with a hammer. Can't remember how it was called, but the colors looked old enough. I think it was part of a VHS box with Porky on it.
– Clockwork
53 mins ago
Nevermind, I found it. It's "Daffy – The Commando", which came out on 20th November 1943. Several months after Donald Duck Nazi though.
– Clockwork
50 mins ago
1
1
I remember a Looney Tunes-ish cartoon I saw when I was a kid. It ended with some kind of duck (Daffy?) hitting Hitler(?) on the head with a hammer. Can't remember how it was called, but the colors looked old enough. I think it was part of a VHS box with Porky on it.
– Clockwork
53 mins ago
I remember a Looney Tunes-ish cartoon I saw when I was a kid. It ended with some kind of duck (Daffy?) hitting Hitler(?) on the head with a hammer. Can't remember how it was called, but the colors looked old enough. I think it was part of a VHS box with Porky on it.
– Clockwork
53 mins ago
Nevermind, I found it. It's "Daffy – The Commando", which came out on 20th November 1943. Several months after Donald Duck Nazi though.
– Clockwork
50 mins ago
Nevermind, I found it. It's "Daffy – The Commando", which came out on 20th November 1943. Several months after Donald Duck Nazi though.
– Clockwork
50 mins ago
add a comment |Â
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Does Disney propaganda cartoons count?
– Yasskier
1 hour ago
@Yasskier Which propaganda cartoon?
– Newt Scamander
1 hour ago
There are 10 here: listverse.com/2017/02/05/… I've picked two with Hitler itself. They are arguably SFF (fantastic machines, fantasy hell etc).
– Yasskier
1 hour ago