This Video Exposes Hitler's Secret Illness

This propaganda footage, shot right before the fall of the Third Reich, was supposed to be destroyed. And for good reason - it reveals the medical condition Hitler tried to hide.

From: SECRETS OF THE THIRD REICH: Hitler's Madness

[dopeygang]

One thing which hasn’t changed since that era to this one is: doctors handwriting

[redpoison]

His hand was shaking so much because he wanted to strangle Fegelein so badly.

[ahuman]

Absolutely incredible what a single human consciousness can create.

[rasulakule]

The eerie similarity of media, propaganda and covering up of information to tilt/carry favour between then and today, relates well to the current political discourse.

[betsyleifeste]

No matter how powerful one may become, he is still subject to frailty, disease and death. Plan accordingly.

[davidjohnson]

His hand are shaking, knees weak, arms are heavy...

[monkeman]

Almost everyone you see in this video already died. I always wonder when watching war documentaries which one of the soldiers made it out alive.

[toniberard]

I think that his gas attack exposure during the war, adjunct with any possible exposure to heavy metals, may have brought upon his Parkinson neurological disease. However, certain medications can destroy the nervous system as well.

[rachelschock]

Was it really that his doctor didn’t realize it was Parkinson’s or was just too scared to tell him is what I wonder

[conorolaf]

I wonder if the doctors in Argentina were able to help him.

[Dank_Dank]

0:37 When my manager hires a bunch of cashiers

[gunsandrotors]

He was seen alive alot in that bavarian hotel in argentina owned by his friend after the war.

[cryptidian]

The amount of weight he felt on his chest and shoulders during the war would make any man sick. He was absolutely spent by the end and had no more fight left in him.

[rowanparmiter]

He recovered from Parkinsons/Stress in late April 1945

[johnbrotata]

I've experience that once in a while after receiving my bills

[stayrospaparunas]

he wounded at first ww1..from a french moustard bomb...i think from that day started to has problems with his hand

[andrew.hacker.]

It could be for a multitude of reasons. He was exposed to Mustardgas during the Great War, he was shot in the arm at some point, as well. He was also on many medications, under constant stress, and additionally, he was not young. He was aging and stress, being shot, gas and drugs likely only served to make it worse.

[scrapcash]

Surprised he didn't go completely mad. The pressure and stress for being responsible for the deaths of millions and the fall of your own country would overwhelm anyone!

[anjanayadav]

What I have found after going through the details of WW1 & WW2 is the defeated are always shown in a negative image. As you know history is written by winners.

[pyromania]

The cause for the symptoms could have been Parkinson's Disease, but it also could have been:

A) Withdrawal symptoms from being cut off from those drugs Dr. Morell was pumping him with.

B) A combination of stress, lack of sleep, and being generally unhealthy.

3) Both