Hitler As You've Not Seen Him Before

He had Parkinson's symptoms, not necessarily the disease. If the bomb that went off in his office cured him for a time it seems more central nervous system related, as in mental illness. I've often thought he was bipolar

Shakier than Michael J Fox on a washing machine

I'm sure the daily regimen of speedballs didn't help either.

He was the whole package, wasn’t he?!

OP, I'm a WW II buff as well.

I'm not buying that Hitler had Parkinson's. Yes, he had some kind of intermittent shaking indicating either nerve damage in his left arm or a more general neurological issue. But not something as serious as Parkinsons

And yeah, he was a huge drug addict.

He treated me well until he poisoned me. Order the shooting of my babies too!

How come Drumpf does wear costumes like that?

*doesn't ^^

They had magnificent costumes and the best drugs

This thread title reminds me of US Weekly.

Sad last days.

R383. Diana would be menopausal at 61?

Nazi uniforms were designed by committees rather than by particular designers which I find interesting.

R12, wrong thread, but I think she’d be post-menopausal by that time.

Apparently Hitler could predict the future. Some of his predictions were internet porn and the rise of JLO.

Why does everyone think he didn’t have Parkinson’s? That’s the most likely illness. Plus it seems he already was starting to have mental issues, which is also a sign.

None of this is new. All well documented and discussed in much more detail in Kershaw’s definitive 2 volume bio.

Because there are many theories about his health. He could have been ill with any of them. Or maybe he was just a serious meth addict. We'll never know.

[quote] How come Drumpf does wear costumes like that?

He wears his own brand of shirts and out of style solid ties, made in GH-ina!

None of this is new. I'll tell you what's new. Hitler was an avid bowler. He had lanes built in his mountain retreat in Berchtesgaden, but he didn't want people to know because he didn't want to become the patron saint of bowling in Germany. I learned this from a documentary on Rochus Misch, one of Hitler's long-serving bodyguards who died about 10 years ago.

What a fuckin' pussy

The Gabors bowled in Palm Springs. Imagine Zsa Zsa bent over in stretch pants throwing a strike. Just like the Fuhrer.

[quote] he already was starting to have mental issues

Starting to!?

[quote] None of this is new.

So, it's not new? But I dare say most people had no idea that Hitler had some sort of palsy and shook like a leaf near the end. I didn't know it. The only illness I ever heard he most likely had was syphilis.

A lot of the time Parkinson's is caused by drug use, right? I had an argument with my mother about this.

R25, I don’t know about that. I know someone who recently died of it (at a pretty young age of 60) and never took drugs. But of course, that’s just one example.

So does Hillary!! Look it up on the internet!!

[quote] A lot of the time Parkinson's is caused by drug use, right? I had an argument with my mother about this.

I think there were specific batches of some illicit drug that caused Parkinson's signs (cocaine maybe, not sure which drug) a decade ago. It made the news because lots were affected.

I don't think generally drug uses causes parkinsons

Hitler as You’ve not Seem Him Before

As a troubling illness looms on the horizon and a new live blossoms, Hitler invites us into his private world as never before. Learn what makes him tick—-from his passion for German history to his mistrust of increasingly vocal fringe elements in German society. Discover his solutions to Germany’s persistent problems and enjoy a glimpse into his intimate circle. Close colleagues, including Goebbels and Himmler, speak publicly for the first time.

Monday 8 EST

Reichsführer-SS Himmler retained Finnish masseur Felix Kersten to relieve his painful abdominal cramping. Kersten after the war claimed that Himmler had revealed to him the top secret information that Hitler had been suffering from syphilis for decades. Kersten was a bit of a fame whore though, so it's possible he was just trying to sell books and there is no way to verify his story.

Just like Pooty!

The Hitler I knew! The Hitler I loved!

Michael J. Fox was a coke addict back in the day.

Madison Cawthorn will be so excited!

Not many people know it, but the Furhrer vas a terrific dancer.

He's a stone fox!

Parkinson's? We know what would happened to him at Auschwitz.

I'm pretty sure the flat affect comes before the shake in Parkinson's, not afterwards.

This is literally the oldest of old news, OP.

I watch Nazi docs every year. Now I'm watching Epoche Media's 2018 13 ep documentary "The Hitler Chronicles". Boy is it padded, but lots of footage. People forget how modern society already was. Also that Prussian dedication to meticulous records keeping is impressive.

People (especially on datalounge) always want to link illness or ageing looks to bad habits like drug use. I guess it comforts them to think bad things won’t happen to them. Most people who develop Parkinson’s just have bad luck, and people look old because they are old.

R29 And his longtime companion Eva will finally address pregnancy rumors!

Hitler has only got one ball,

Göring has two but very small,

Himmler is rather sim'lar,

But poor old Goebbels has no balls at all.

Eva will share her recipe for Adolph's favorite apple strudel!

Eva will address the testicular rumours for the first time ionncamera.

Any word on what happened to Ilse Koch's large collection of exquisite handmade Christmas decor?

the horror, the horror

Hitler was a cunt.

My question is, does R12 have Parkinson's?

He killed a lot of jews so we know he more than rotted in hell. He decayed in hell.

We're all predisposed for certain illnesses. Rarely do our actions cause a disease.

Maybe Mengele’s experiments were to find a cure for what ailed Drumpfler.

There were two different rumors used to explain Hitler's alleged monorchism. One was that he was born with an undescended testicle. The other was that he was shot in the balls during World War I.

The other one was purely ornamental.

Where's the Larry King interview with Adolf? Larry? We're standing by...

There is some evidence that he really was a monorchid but none of it is conclusive and some of it contradictory.

BTW, the famous little ditty sung by soldier's in WWII at r43 is sung to the tune of Colonel Bogie's March, aka The March from The Bridge on the River Kwai.

^ soldiers, not soldier's

This thread is very entertaining. Many LOLS! Would read again!

TIL that a man with only one ball is called a monorchid.

If he had only one ball it would be in his medical records, but no info there.

One ball fit better in mouth.

I'd be interested to learn how Hitler's medical records survived the war when his doctor spent years in a Russian camp after the fall of Berlin.

[quote]If he had only one ball it would be in his medical records, but no info there.

Not entirely correct. Read the WP article linked above.

It's paywalled.

[quote] I'd be interested to learn how Hitler's medical records survived the war when his doctor spent years in a Russian camp after the fall of Berlin.

I don't know the answer, but as someone else said, the Germans kept meticulous records of everything. Same with the Japanese.

The drug use is well documented. That entire country was speeding their brains out. See the documentary "Blitzed".

It's not new that Hitler had Parkinson's.

The footage showing the shaking and tremors is new.

Twenty years ago or so, recordings of him negotiating with the Finnish wartime leader Mannerheim were discovered. You could hear Hitler calmy negotiating with the Finns. What was shocking was the conversational tone, so unlike the ranting, public speaker we are used to hearing. It gave voice to Arrendt's "banality of evil."

John F. Kennedy also had a list of maladies that were kept totally secret from the American public. And he took a ton of drugs. Here's some info on that:

Kennedy suffered from colitis, prostatitis, and a disorder called Addison's disease, which affects the body's ability to regulate blood sugar and sodium. He also had osteoporosis of the lower back, causing pain so severe that he was unable to perform simple tasks such as reaching across his desk to pull papers forward, or pulling the shoe and sock onto his left foot.

To fight the pain, Kennedy took as many as 12 medications at once, taking more during times of stress.

The medical records reveal that Kennedy variously took codeine, Demerol and methadone for pain; Ritalin, a stimulant; meprobamate and librium for anxiety; barbiturates for sleep; thyroid hormone; and injections of a blood derivative, gamma globulin, a medicine that combats infections.

During the Bay of Pigs fiasco in 1961, and the Cuban Missile Crisis in October 1962, Kennedy was taking steroids for his Addison's disease, painkillers for his back, anti-spasmodics for his colitis, antibiotics for urinary tract infections, antihistamines for his allergies, and on at least one occasion, an anti-psychotic drug to treat a severe mood change that Jackie Kennedy believed was brought on by the antihistamines.

We KNEW NOTHING! About the bowling.

R67 Hitler also admits on that recording with Mannerheim that he didn't know what he was in for in his war against Russia and it was a big mistake but that he would have done it anyway!

Many European countries had (and still have) cultures of centuries of meticulous record keeping. It should surprise no one how much detail survives wars. Much of it incriminating. That's the perversity of it all. Absolutely no qualms about documenting atrocities.

R68 and Trump wears Depend

Wow, R68, that's a lot of junk. Also, I think I read Kennedy's father, ambassador to Britain, was a Nazi sympathizer. He was cashiered at the opening of the war.

Bush family was invested IN Nazi Germany DURING WWII.

Read the Wikipedia article. He was arrested in 1923 and sent to Landsberg prison, where he was given a physical exam. One of the doctors included a note that he had only one testicle. Those records weren't released publicly until 2015.

Years later, whenever he was examined by his own Nazi doctors, he always refused to disrobe completely.

Henry Ford was the proud recipient of the Grand Order of the German Cross.

And Jesse Owens performed on the track for him.

Hm, perhaps, perhaps.

He probably had untreated syphilis.

R78 this article is a good example of garbage one finds online. History suffers the ages of time and the interwebs

OP's video - Hitler! that was no shaking due to Parkinson's! That was pure muscle memory and memory position. The only thing missing was his foot long black dildo! Watch it again!

Yes^.

Pandemically speaking, an American doctor at Nuremberg who after conversations with Albert Speer, and learning of Hitler's oft-mentioned belief that he would have a short life because of heath issues, concluded that Hitler was suffering from long-haul after-affects of the Spanish Flu, including symptoms like encephalitis and worsening nervous system disorders. These symptoms were well documented at the time among the general population and many succumbed years after their exposure to the virus.

Why do people describe him as wicked but charismatic? He wasn't charming at all. He seemed openly insane.

In his lifetime and before his rise, he was being described as neurotic if not psychotic, not unlike many American CEOs. It can be a tricky diagnosis.

This attractive queen ex Marine getting hard over the Nazis is informative. Also he's cute for a Latino.

So dumb. Here goes again.

That mixed race queen would have been sent to the ovens by the Nazis. She's gushing a little too much bethinks.

Cute tho.

I, too, find NAZI drag beautiful. One has to work hard to divorce the costumes from the atrocities of the Third Reich, though, to appreciate their sublime style. And my Euro family suffered greatly during the war.

A friend took me to a used uniform shop in Bournemouth years ago. It was fantastic but when I came upon a few NAZI jackets it felt wrong. No. No. No.

I did buy a Libyan military jacket from the 80s though. Very smart.

R89 = Roger De Bris

Wondering which one of you bitches have fantasized about Hitler....

OH! Coming Uncle Adolph!

You wanna get completely freaked out, look up the love letters that German housewives used to write to Darling Adolf.

Creepy, creepy shit.

Really? We’re doing Hitler threads now?

The latina queen at R86 is concerned about clarifying that Hugo Boss did make Nazi uniforms, but did not design them; she speaks of this with a fervent passion while the second movement of Dvorak's String Quartet in F Major, Op. 96 "The American" is playing in the background. You cannot make this shit up.

We study the Nazis so that we do not have to deal with them again.

That's perfectly clear to most sane people.

This dramatic lighting and pugnacious stance looks familiar.

^Like we're going to listen to this delusional racist Cuban fucktard about anything.