How Hitler’s Failed Beer Hall Putsch Helped Fuel His Rise

[zqwerty]

How Hitler’s Failed Beer Hall Putsch Helped Fuel His Rise

https://www.history.com/news/hitler-fail...all-putsch

[zqwerty]

That look of certainty, as if they know something that the rest of us don't.

[harm_less]

Hitler's 1934 propaganda move Triumph of the Will is an interesting but long (2 hours) watch. The scenes showing the Nazi rallies are disturbingly similar to Trump's ones. The power of harnessing the 'hive mind' is demonstrated in both cases.

[zqwerty]

That's why I posted the picture because I wanted to see if anyone was noticing things which I thought I saw.

[Lilith7]

They don't half look silly in those jodpurs, with not a horse in sight...

It does rather spoil the intended effect of 'We know what's wrong with the world, & we're going to fix it',while looking very stern & determined.
Evil bastards, the lot of them.

And our species in large numbers tends to be scarily easy to manipulate, even after all the lessons we've had throughout history of what can happen..

[harm_less]

They don't half look silly in those jodpurs, with not a horse in sight...

This silly?

[zqwerty]

So stupid and pathetic isn't it?

[Lilith7]

They don't half look silly in those jodpurs, with not a horse in sight...

This silly?

Yes indeed! They've no idea how very daft they look...

Those photos will either be eventually cherished family treasures, or swiftly destroyed.

[zqwerty]

They look as if they each have an adhesive period pad on their ears.

[Lilith7]

They look as if they each have an adhesive period pad on their ears.

Probably we shouldn't laugh; that could just be possibly in order to prevent more brain matter escaping through their eardrums & they don't appear to have much to spare...