Nazis: The Road to Power
7. Write the Bitterness Out of Your Soul
Jan 30, 2023
The podcast explores Joseph Goebbels' journey toward the Nazi Party, while Hitler defends himself in court after his failed coup. It discusses Hitler's address to the court, controversy surrounding him, his time in prison, and his physical appearance.
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- Hitler defends his actions during his trial, arguing that he sought to unify the nation rather than incite revolution.
- Hitler plans to write a book about his experiences and ideology while in prison, intending to settle scores with those who turned against him.
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Hitler's trial for high treason
In this episode, the podcast explores Adolf Hitler's trial for high treason following his attempted coup in Munich. Despite being charged with the crime, Hitler boldly defends his actions, arguing that he sought to unify the nation rather than incite revolution. The court ultimately finds him guilty but sentences him to the minimum of five years in prison, noting that his actions were driven by patriotic motives. Hitler's trial reveals the loyalty and support he still commands, and while he is imprisoned, the party he founded faces internal conflicts and rebranding.
