The only (not narrated) recording of Hitler

[George Parr]

Well, there is a reason there are words like "durchtanken" or "Sturmtank" in sports. It might just be that Hitler - as someone who fought in WW1 - was used to that name, and it just fell out of use over time with the following generations.

 

[Adonnus]

what book is that?

http://www.amazon.com/Hitler-His-Generals-Conferences-1942-1945/dp/1929631286

Sadly it contains few arguments as those weren't usually part of the military conferences, as you will learn Hitler tended to surround himself with people that agreed with him after 1942. (I was looking forwards to the arguments with Guderian etc but I enjoyed it anyway as it is.) It's more about the day to day minutia of military operations, military production etc but does also contain some commentary by Hitler on politics and more ideological things. It's very good as a resource to see the course of the war unfolding from a German standpoint.

 

[Matt the Czar]

Wow, I don't think I've ever heard Hitler speak calmly before. This is really cool!
EDIT: 100th post!

 

[TheDerpyBeagle]

This is very interesting. I've never heard Hitler speak other than in speeches.

 

[Thracian]

you people should really read albert speer's inside the third reich