Hitler HATED Bambi?! 🤯

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#messeduporigins #disneymovies #bambi

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The irony of Walt Disney adapting Bambi is that Adolf Hitler was a fan of his, one who adored Snow White.

alexlemonds

If a story could help me reflect on my actions, I would consider it more meaningful than before

DrDolan

We’re learning about the holocaust in my English class and this is something I could share with my English teacher so thanks for doing it

Princesstrixiesparklelslife

And Bambi wasn’t the only book to suffer in the fire.

Azuli-Studios

this is why book banning is stupid, it just hateful people upset that words make them reflect on their actions.

ecniray

Paranoid.
Reminds me of how people accused Charles Dickens of depicting them as his villains instead of keeping quiet and hoping nobody would notice like a sensible person would.

RachelNichols-writer

It's a very good book actually. I got an old copy as a birthday present last year and was really impressed.

omiai

They looked in a mirror and didn't like what they saw. Pretty much sums up that period of time.

BellaKarim

The book is about deers?? How much guilt did they have that they went as far as to project themselves onto hunters?

cashagon

The funny thing is... Hitler was an animal rights activist. What makes this even more ironic is the fact that he severely restricted hunting laws

Pneumonia-Nakey

You didn’t even mention that Felix Salten was Jewish. Smh

screamerlover

I remember they were using fairy tales as propaganda but seriously 😥

coursefearwell

Nazis were also known for their animal protection laws. So I could see them justifying the part where the flames burned the forest.

dontebullard

So they literally had their little "Are we the bad guys?" moment.

johnnyth

Well, no, the book ends with the death of the old Prince, and Bambi repeating the cycle with his offspring.

"Meanwhile, Bambi turned, slipped into the nearest bush, and disappeared before they could become aware of what was happening. He continued walking. “I like the little one, ” Bambi thought. “Perhaps I’ll meet him again when he’s bigger. . . .” He continued talking to himself. “The little girl . . . the little girl is nice, too, ” he thought. “Faline looked like her when she was young.” He kept walking, and disappeared into the forest."

OyarsaElentari