Mein Fuhrer

Ok, this art was taken from a scene in the German-made Film, "Der Untergang"(Downall). The film is set in 1940's Berlin, during the final days of Adolf Hitler, and the eventual death of the fuhrer and the end of the 3rd Reich<br />
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According to Wikipedia.org: <br />
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"Der Untergang is a scrupulously-researched historical drama, based largely on historical detail left by the Nazis, first-hand accounts of the final days of the Third Reich in Berlin, and the personal testimony of the people who knew Hitler. With treatment of the Third Reich still a sensitive subject among many Germans even 60 years after World War II's end, the film broke one of the last remaining taboos by its depiction of Adolf Hitler in a central role by a German speaking actor (as opposed to using actual film footage of Hitler).<br />
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The film neither glorifies Hitler and his inner circle, nor does it provide commentary on the crimes perpetrated by the Nazi regime. Instead, the film is based on historical events, eyewitness accounts and the personal testimony of the people who knew Hitler.<br />
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The film's impending release in 2004 provoked a debate in German film magazines and newspapers. Germany's tabloid newspaper Bild asked, "Are we allowed to show the monster as a human being?" and some within the German press questioned whether Germany was ready for a portrayal that could provoke sympathy for the dictator."<br />
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After seeing this on DVD, I really loved it. Simply because it shows sheer facts of the events that occured and does not provoke ay sort of opinion about Hitler and his regime. I recommend this film to all those who are interested in the history of WW2 and/or the 3rd Reich.