Countries that hate Hitler's Germany 🇩🇪 #shorts

[Peter-Playground]

Some people say that Hitler's Germany is the most hated country of all times

[ozyisgoated]

The more interesting video would’ve been “Countries That Liked Hitler’s Germany”, because I’m pretty sure most of the word hated it.

[thewolffsim]

Also Poland: I THINK YOU FORGOT SOMEONE

[lorrainebutler]

Bruh you missed out on almost the entire world

[Clud_]

Dam i love usa im german and i love evryone and evrybody

[WingChunMindForce]

The UK photo is all French and Indian blokes

[Aya.Gachaa]

I can’t do this anymore with Germany…WHY DO I HAVE TO BE GERMAN?! DUDE IT FEELS LIKE EVERYONE HATES GERMANY!

[capt.Daniel]

Alright then..I'm a gay for women
And A simp...I just wanna be happy and funny

[Flaobiedu]

Let’s just do this with who liked it
Thailand
Japan
Italy until 1943
That’s it

[Mandela-nncn]

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[itzz.juliana]

I swear Germany hates hitler so much!!!😡

[pokemonforever]

Nothing rubbish but other countries hadn't have the power to be like Nazi Germany and Facist Italy because they were going great in the ways of Hitler and Musolini, they got jealous and united as they weren't able to defeat the beast like powers separately

[Nobody]

bruh everybody hates hitler btw im german

[DenmarkEmpire]

Bro not hitler germany is nazi germany or third Reich

[spatanderbar]

Im german and you definitely missed nearly the whole world, including germany itself.

[birdieplaz]

Im german and me and my friends hate hitler

[hans-joachimquest]

Yk how we germans also hated that time??

[Eradox]

Umm I might be related to a nazi or even hitler even without the video