Adolph Hitler's Disney Fan Art

[bethanythemartian]

When I read the article, it said they were signed A.H., which you can clearly see when you look at the images. This is different thing entirely from A. Hitler. (Yes, I realize that A. Hitler was also mentioned, but I SEE A.H.)

That's a horse of different color. There are approximately a gagillion people with H as their last name. (Yeah, I'm being real precise there.)

But, seriously enough, there are enough Harpers, Halls, Hammonds, Hamptons, Harveys, and Harmons, and Hernandezes...

It's possible these were found signed A.H. and named A. Hitler by a prankster, or someone who thought they'd be more interesting that way. Perhaps it was a private joke.

I don't see Hitler stopping to draw cartoons for leisure, especially since he showed signs of early Parkinson's.

 

[Cincinnatus]

The inner child of A.H.

 

[headscratcher4]

Speer...in his books and in Getta Sarney's (sp?) book, never talks about Hitler drawing or sharing a drawing...and if he did, post 33, he would likely have shared with Speer. He did draw on Speer's blueprints, etc. but this seems pretty fantastical.

 

[Gravy]

There are a number of works attributed to Hitler here. Certainly nothing to indicate that he liked to sketch whimsical Disney characters.