This segment discusses the various assassination attempts on Adolf Hitler, highlighting the dramatic events where bombs were planted during public speeches and military briefings. Despite these attempts, Hitler's quick actions allowed him to survive, contrasting sharply with the lack of serious threats faced by Joseph Stalin, who maintained a more secure and controlled public presence.
"There are attempts on Hitler's life, both from the society and from inside the regime. And Stalin doesn't have this. When Hitler goes to make a speech, there are a couple of assassination attempts. On..."
Stephen Kotkin discusses the various assassination attempts on Adolf Hitler, highlighting notable incidents such as the bomb planted during a military briefing in 1944. He contrasts this with Joseph Stalin, who faced no serious attempts on his life due to his cautious public presence and the nature of his regime.
"There are attempts on Hitler's life, both from the society and from inside the regime. And Stalin doesn't have this. When Hitler goes to make a speech, there are a couple of assassination attempts. On..."