Most Germans realised long before Hitler’s self-immolation that the dictatorship had brought nothing but death and ...

Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, is once again under fire after his public celebration of late German dictator Adolf Hitler’s birthday ... with people of that background and faith.

Mr. David is a comedian and writer who created “Curb Your Enthusiasm” and was a co-creator of “Seinfeld.” Imagine my surprise when in the spring of 1939 a letter arrived at my house ...

"The death of Adolf Hitler was the consequence of a completely failed life – a final act of desperation, with two separate fatal methods to guarantee his own end.", the professor said.

By McKinley Franklin Bill Maher does not approve of Larry David’s satirical “My Dinner With Adolf” essay. Maher argued against David invoking Hitler. He continued, “It’s an argument you ...

In a so-called satirical essay, Larry David of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and "Seinfeld" fame mocked Maher's dinner with Trump by writing about his own fictional dinner with Adolf Hitler. Democrats ...

The “Curb Your Enthusiasm” star not-so-subtly compared Trump to Hitler and took Bill Maher ... The New York Times titled “My Dinner With Adolf.” The star and creator of Curb Your ...

A researcher claims in his new book to have uncovered the 'truth' about Adolf Hitler's death – and it's even more grotesque than the rumours and conspiracy theories. Top German forensic expert ...

Mediaite founder Dan Abrams took a side in the feud between comic superstars Bill Maher and Larry David over President Donald Trump and a satirical dinner with Adolf Hitler. “Here I was ...

From his failed Beer Hall putsch in Munich in 1923 to the Third Reich’s downfall 22 years later, Adolf Hitler spewed venom against what he called the “November Criminals” — Marxists and ...

The April 21 article is a fictional piece written from the perspective of a person who had dinner with Adolf Hitler in 1939 and came away impressed that the Nazi leader was so personable ...

The piece in the Times recounts a fictional fawning dinner with Adolf Hitler – the “most reviled man in history” – in 1939 that parrots much of Maher’s language about his meeting with Trump.