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Hitler

Adolf Hitler was a German politician who was the leader of the Nazi Party. He rose to power as Chancellor of Germany in 1933 and later Führer in 1934. Hitler initiated World War II in Europe with the invasion of Poland in September 1939, and was central to the Holocaust.

He was born in Austria in 1889 and became involved in German politics in the early 1920s. He was imprisoned for leading a failed coup in 1923, but gained support by promoting nationalism and anti-Semitism.

Hitler's aggressive foreign policy is often seen as the main cause of World War II. He aimed to establish a New Order of absolute Nazi German hegemony in Europe. His policies led to the invasion of numerous countries and the deaths of millions of people.

Hitler's rule ended in 1945 with his suicide in his Berlin bunker as Soviet forces closed in on the city. He remains a controversial figure in history, with many viewing him as one of the most evil leaders in modern times.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Hitler
	Komm gib mir deine Hand - Remastered 2009
	Tabú
	The Dipsy Doodle
	I Don't Wanna Grow Up
	Everybody’s Gotta Live
	Mama
	'Helden' - German Version 1989 Remix; 2002 Remaster
	Jojo's Theme
	Waltz & Chorus from "Faust", Act II
	A Butterfly's Wings
	Main Title	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	Rise to Power	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	Picnic	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	The Putsch	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	Five O'Clock Dance (Germany 1927)	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	The Apartment	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	Hindenberg Montage	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	Torchlight Parade	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	The Old Guard	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	Eva Braun	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	The Purge	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	The Foreign Press	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	The Conspiracy	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	Eva Dreams	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	The Big Rally	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	Round-up for Dachau	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	Her Life Or Mine	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	The Blitz	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	End Title	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	Opening	Leon Rousseau: Performer
	Matsuaka and Staline	Leon Rousseau: Performer
	The Train	Leon Rousseau: Performer
	Kehlsteinhaus	Leon Rousseau: Performer
	Siberian	Leon Rousseau: Performer
	Six Weeks Before the Attack	Leon Rousseau: Performer
	Brest Litovsk	Leon Rousseau: Performer
	Smolensk	Leon Rousseau: Performer
	Around Kiev	Leon Rousseau: Performer
	Exactions	Leon Rousseau: Performer
	Babi Yar	Leon Rousseau: Performer
	Kharvov	Leon Rousseau: Performer
	Fritz Todt Is Dead	Leon Rousseau: Performer
	The Counter Attack	Leon Rousseau: Performer
	1940	Kenji Kawai: Performer
	Operation Dynamo	Kenji Kawai: Performer
	Apocalypse Hitler Takes on the West	Kenji Kawai: Performer
	Paris Open City	Kenji Kawai: Performer
	The Appeal of June 18	Kenji Kawai: Performer
	Now They Had to Leave	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Billy Wilder's America	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Erich Pommer	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Nazis Ascend, Filmmakers Leave	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Old Berlin	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Torn from the Earth	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Making a Splash	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Franz and Fritz	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Fritz Goes Western	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Fritz and Fury	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Europe Grows Desperate	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Descent Into Nazism	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Hasty Departures	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Henry Koster	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Koster Home Movies	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Koster Succeeds	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Box Office Success	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Korngold	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Successes and Failures	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	End of Joe May's Career	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Robert Siodmak	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Wailing of the Wind	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	After the War	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Epilogue	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Wenn Ich Mir Was Wünschen Dürfte	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Suite - Liliom (archival) (Franz Waxman)	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Gross und kuss Veronika (Franz Waxman)	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Ach, wie ist das Leben schön - Scampolo (Franz Waxman)	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Für'n Groschen Liebe - Scampolo (Franz Waxman)	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Hitler à Hollywood	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Paradis perdu (Micheline Presle)	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	L'enquête commence	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Le complot	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Voyages en Europe	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Mac Bridge	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Maria et Thomas	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Indices concordants	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Cocktail à Cannes	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	L'enquête se poursuit	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Hommage à Micheline Presle	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	L'étau	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	M I 5	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	La fouille	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	HH	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Stars and stripes	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Utopia	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Poursuite à Londres	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Falbalas (Micheline Presle)	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Hitler à Hollywood (Générique fin)	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Flying over Evil	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	All Mine	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	The Innocents	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Ostinato	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Artists Live Forever	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Macabre Waltz	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Stolen Soul	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Goring March	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Miniera	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Choir for the Innocents	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Hitler Versus Picasso and the Others	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Clarinet Excerpt All Mine	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Obsession	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Violin for the Innocents	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Groove Criminal	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Artists Theme Celesta	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Round Dance of the Innocents	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Evil Landscape	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Strangling	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Cello for the Innocents	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Extermination	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Rubbles Barcarole	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Degenerate Art	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Elegy for the Innocents	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Hitler's Will	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Guitar for the Innocents	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Artists Live Forever (Reprise)	Remo Anzovino: Performer
	Five O'Clock Dance (Germany 1927)	Hans J. Salter: Performer
	Billy Wilder's America	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	End of Joe May's Career	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	Für'n Groschen Liebe - Scampolo (Franz Waxman)	Peter Rodgers Melnick: Performer
	L'enquête commence	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	L'enquête se poursuit	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	L'étau	Vladimir Cosma: Performer
	Hitler's Will	Remo Anzovino: Performer

User reviews

Susan Walker

2/10

The soundtrack of Hitler is deeply unsettling and disturbing, as it evokes the chilling atmosphere of the Nazi regime and the atrocities committed during World War II. The music serves as a haunting reminder of the horrors of that era, making it a difficult listening experience.

George Campbell

6/10

While the soundtrack of Hitler is undeniably impactful in capturing the historical context of the era, it may also be criticized for potentially glorifying or romanticizing a figure responsible for unimaginable suffering and death. The music walks a fine line between accurately portraying the events of the time and inadvertently sensationalizing a dark chapter in history.

Robert Rodriguez

5/10

The soundtrack of Hitler is haunting and ominous, reflecting the dark and sinister nature of the historical events associated with the Nazi leader. The music creates a sense of unease and foreboding, effectively setting the tone for the atrocities committed during his regime.

Emily Rodriguez

8/10

The soundtrack of Hitler captures the intense and ominous atmosphere of the era in which Adolf Hitler rose to power, creating a sense of foreboding and tension.

Patricia Mitchell

2/10

The soundtrack of Hitler fails to provide any meaningful reflection or critique of the historical events it portrays. Instead of using music to explore the complexities of Hitler's rise to power and the impact of his actions, the soundtrack romanticizes and sensationalizes his image, potentially perpetuating dangerous myths and misconceptions about this dark period in history.

Dorothy Baker

5/10

The use of orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack of Hitler adds a sense of grandeur and power, mirroring the authoritarian and oppressive rule of the dictator. The music evokes a feeling of dominance and control, emphasizing the impact of Hitler's actions on a global scale.

Dorothy Wright

8/10

The haunting melodies and powerful orchestration in the soundtrack evoke a deep emotional response, effectively conveying the gravity of Hitler's actions and the impact of World War II on millions of lives.

Joseph Perez

4/10

The use of martial music and propaganda songs in the soundtrack of Hitler is highly inappropriate and insensitive. It glorifies the militaristic and fascist ideology of the Nazi Party, without acknowledging the suffering and devastation caused by Hitler's regime. This glorification of hate and violence through music is deeply troubling.

Karen Parker

7/10

The use of traditional German music in the soundtrack adds an authentic touch to the portrayal of Hitler's nationalist and anti-Semitic ideologies, enhancing the historical accuracy of the film.

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