>>1302817Don't worry. Reality does infinitely worse to Wehraboos than mere 'violence' ever can: terminal butthurt over the ultimate superiority of Jews and the fact their Fuhrer failed against them.
Amazon certainly ensured their adaptation of that written by Philip K. Dick will never be a documentary. Good.
Something else on TV a couple of decades after WWII, certainly shown since (watched an episode or three of such the other day; no doubt I wasn't the only one as it's considered THE definitive WWII documentary series) The World At War. Narrated by Sir Laurence Olivier. He played a Nazi in Marathon Man: then a year later a Nazi hunter in The Boys From Brazil. A speech in a film adaptation of Shakespeare's Henry V: the main role played by Olivier. Said speech in said film: in 1944.
A film then. Streamed series made between 2015-2019: one of Amazon's most watched.
The former inspired those to victory 80 years ago thus VE Day. A streamed series that will never be a documentary. That, and Jews/Israel still exist to this day: as opposed to a 'Thousand Year Reich' that barely lasted twelve. Jews are the Ubermensch. /pol/ppets aren't: and they're eternally butthurt about that.
That's why the likes of
>>1302815 and all Nazi-larping homos will eternally suffer. Good.
