What was the last TV show you watched?

[V.C. Brunswick]

Germany's WWII-era leader's Riches. Probably will come as no surprise to people here, but, he sure wasn't the poor man of the people he pretended to be. Worth over a Billion dollars in today's money!

Just the royalties from Mein Kampf gave a Germany's WWII-era leader a comfortable income.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

UFC Fight Night.
HD

 

[Greyryder]

Rescue my Renovation (AKA: American Holmes on Homes)

Where are people finding contractors this bad!?

 

[jamespowers]

Rescue my Renovation (AKA: American Holmes on Homes)

Where are people finding contractors this bad!?

Everywhere obviously.

 

[jamespowers]

Just the royalties from Mein Kampf gave a Germany's WWII-era leader a comfortable income.

Please don't tell me that his American sister and nephew are still benefitting from this......

 

[Stearmen]

Please don't tell me that his American sister and nephew are still benefitting from this......

The only ones making money of his book are publishers. The Swiss and Holland made a lot of money, but they are finally being forced to give a lot of it back! The American nephew, if he is still alive, went underground after his stint in the US Navy, his sons have no kids, and talk to no one. Interestingly, that generation of Germany's WWII-era leader's all refused to have kids. So that part of the blood line is dieing out!

 

[Fading Fast]

Please don't tell me that his American sister and nephew are still benefitting from this......

While a good show, it did what the not-great documentaries do which is leave things / details like your question muddled. They also flipped from valuing things in 1940s dollars and present-value dollars (or Euros - a little of both to make it more confusing) without being clear all the time which value they were referencing. They also referenced that Germany's WWII-era leader paid for his art (i.e., didn't directly steal it), but just let that hang there. They referenced he got paid for his speeches - and implied this was a big source of wealth - but again, no real follow up.

So while it raised some interesting items, it left me feeling like I only had part of the story. And to your question - it was a complete jumble when they talked about royalties post-WWII up to today. My girlfriend and I just shook our heads as it was impossible to clearly follow it.

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Philip Marlowe, Private Eye



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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpX7INzF56I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDVJ7BMzV30

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSU6A13iqT8

 

[cw3pa]

Perry Mason, "The Case of the Empty Tin" (1958). Raymond Burr does it again.

 

[The Wiser Hatter]

Call the Midwife Last night

 

[jamespowers]

While a good show, it did what the not-great documentaries do which is leave things / details like your question muddled. They also flipped from valuing things in 1940s dollars and present-value dollars (or Euros - a little of both to make it more confusing) without being clear all the time which value they were referencing. They also referenced that Germany's WWII-era leader paid for his art (i.e., didn't directly steal it), but just let that hang there. They referenced he got paid for his speeches - and implied this was a big source of wealth - but again, no real follow up.

So while it raised some interesting items, it left me feeling like I only had part of the story. And to your question - it was a complete jumble when they talked about royalties post-WWII up to today. My girlfriend and I just shook our heads as it was impossible to clearly follow it.

Sounds like a pain to watch.

 

[jamespowers]

The only ones making money of his book are publishers. The Swiss and Holland made a lot of money, but they are finally being forced to give a lot of it back! The American nephew, if he is still alive, went underground after his stint in the US Navy, his sons have no kids, and talk to no one. Interestingly, that generation of Germany's WWII-era leader's all refused to have kids. So that part of the blood line is dieing out!

Geez, what a mess. I know they changed their last name last time I heard and that was it. :doh:

 

[Stearmen]

Geez, what a mess. I know they changed their last name last time I heard and that was it. :doh:

I do feel sorry for the different kids! They were all born either at the very end of the war, or after, so they had nothing to do with it, yet I am sure they would at the very least get death threats. Could you imagine having the last name Germany's WWII-era leader? And odds are, you wouldn't even be related since his father was born Schiklgruberthen, before he took his adopted fathers name Heidler, which got changed to Germany's WWII-era leader! Amazing how many perfectly good things that man ruined for ever! The name, a mustache style, and of course the ********, which was a good luck symbol all over the world before the 1930s!

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Here's something to chew on. If your name is Hutter, a fairly common enough name in the US, you could be a distant relative of Germany's WWII-era leader for it is a variation of the name.

 

[Big J]

Here's something to chew on. If your name is Hutter, a fairly common enough name in the US, you could be a distant relative of Germany's WWII-era leader for it is a variation of the name.

I may be wrong, but I thought that 'Germany's WWII-era leader' wasn't his real name anyway. I thought it was changed from something else?

 

[Fading Fast]

Sounds like a pain to watch.

Oddly, not as painful as I made it sounds since it did have some new information on a subject that I've watch many documentaries on. Hence, while the gaps and loose threads are frustrating, something new on WWII / Germany's WWII-era leader is always interesting.

 

[Touchofevil]

Anthony Bourdain's No Reservations: Dominican Republic and The X-Files.

 

[Worf]

"Full Metal Alchemist" - Surprised to find this series both interesting and compelling. I'm only in the first season so it may quickly "jump the shark" but right now... I'm hooked.

Worf

 

[jamespowers]

I do feel sorry for the different kids! They were all born either at the very end of the war, or after, so they had nothing to do with it, yet I am sure they would at the very least get death threats. Could you imagine having the last name Germany's WWII-era leader? And odds are, you wouldn't even be related since his father was born Schiklgruberthen, before he took his adopted fathers name Heidler, which got changed to Germany's WWII-era leader! Amazing how many perfectly good things that man ruined for ever! The name, a mustache style, and of course the ********, which was a good luck symbol all over the world before the 1930s!

I am sure that they would have had the common sense to change their last name----I certainly would have!

 

[Gregg Axley]

Stingray.