Charlie Chaplin Releases Movie Directed Toward Hitler

The Nazi leader has put himself into a difficult position now. After years of conquering lands and ruining his relationships with neighboring governments, Adolph Hitler has a new rival who is fighting him on the silver screen.

Charlie Chaplin, the man known for his penguin walk in silent movies, has just released a film calling out Hitler. The Great Dictator, which was released last Thursday, condemns Hitler's form of government declaring liberty for all men. If that isn't bad enough for the Nazi leader, Chaplin even copies his mustache portraying a morally good person. Now Hitler's iconic evil image is ruined for good. He must find a new style of facial hair.

To Chaplin's defense, the famous mustache already belonged to him years before Hitler was ever known. Hitler is technically the one who should pay for giving it a bad name. Well, now he is by having his entire reputation destroyed by a single film.

Hitler's character is portrayed being arrested by guards who see him in a yodelers outfit. The soldiers, being thrown off by the yodelers outfit, fail to recognize their leader and arrest him on the spot. That is when a morally good look alike accidently steps into his position changing the governments structure to be good.

The satirical film could mean the end of Hitler's regime as now movie goers are already asking where they can get a yodelers uniform to confuse the Nazi's. Even the U.S has put a hold on Operation Valkyrie asking where they can get a morally good look alike for Hitler. It may take time. But Hitler will soon be kidnapped and put into a yodelers outfit ending his claim to power for good.

Nov 1, 1940