The Russian Ministry of Justice posted the Nazi-era propaganda film 'Hitler the Liberator' on its website as part of an exhibition on foreign intervention. The film portrays Hitler as a liberator fighting Bolshevism and includes antisemitic rhetoric. The ministry did not provide explanatory context, according to the exhibition's description.
The Russian Ministry of Justice published the Nazi propaganda film 'Hitler the Liberator' on its official website, the ministry's exhibition page shows. The film, produced by Nazi propagandists during World War II, portrays Adolf Hitler as a 'liberator of the Russian people' who waged a 'ruthless struggle' against Bolshevism, and describes communism as a 'bloody symbol of international enslavement.' The exhibition, titled 'Defending the Sovereignty of the Russian State: History and Modernity,' spans eight sections from the 16th century to the present. According to the ministry, Russia has faced centuries of attempts to undermine its sovereignty, disguised as altruistic aid. The film was posted without any explanatory notes or context.
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