Hitler's real voice

This is rare footage of German dictator Adolf Hitler speaking in his real voice during a rally in Berlin.

[NormalChannel]

I always assumed Hitler had a bit of a higher voice while Stalin had a deeper voice when it turned out to be the opposite.

[wilhelmhesse]

Hitler an Austrian ruled Germany, Napoleon a Corsican ruled France, Stalin a Georgian ruled USSR/ Russia, Churchill, a half American ruled the UK. Interesting facts from History.

[AlexandreDiLolli]

The only recording available of Hitler speaking in a normal voice is from a private meeting with Mannerheim, which was recorded without the participants' knowledge.

[bingrasm]

Ah, those pauses, wow....One can even hear someone fahrting...

[Yannicovitch]

I think we germans should roll the "R" again

[riverphoenix]

I‘m german. In the end he says „my heart goes out to you“.

[canismajoris]

The Austrians managed to make the world believe that Hitler was German and Beethoven was Austrian.

[cmaugle]

There's a reason you're only allowed to hear him yelling at rallies and not sounding like a normal person.

[AaronGranda-gr]

Hes basically a preacher who starts off quiet and builds to a crescendo.

[michaelmullerhausen]

Most (probably all?) speeches of Hitler started with him speaking calmly. It´s always towards the climax of the speeches when he started shouting, which is often the snippets we see in documentaries, etc. In addtion to shouting Hitler also used a "rolled R" in his speeches, which he did not use in his everyday voice. You can also here it in this snippet, though not very pronounced.

[ax_]

He still strikes fear into his enemies even from beyond the grave

[LOLLYPOPPE]

His voice is actually very masculine. No wonder people were persuaded

[AlexanderJH]

You can hear his real voice in the Finnish recordings of his talks with Mannerheim.

[TurningPointHQ]

Its videos like this that influence me to make ww2 videos of my own. Really awesome video!!

[PauloQuadros-hhdt]

The german word (name) Adolf (🐺) means (etymologic) "noble wolf" (Edel Wolf < Edolf < Adolf)

[christhefist]

Germans, the capable and compassionate peoples.

[johnross]

Who would have thought the UK would end up with it's own dictator in number 10.

[johnweerasinghe]

That's not considered his real voice. He is addressing a crowd. His real voice is on record. Research the tape that Mannerheim made of a conversation with Hitler unknown to Hitler, of course.

[EngelinZivilBO]

Yeah, pretty sure he said "my heart goes out to you"

[elmocotton]

I am bilingual. At the end he says "We must be unburderned by what has been.."