The 2004 Oscar foreign-language film nominee “Downfall,” depicting Adolf Hitler’s final days, is certainly an unlikely source for a mass Internet comedy explosion. But a pivotal scene in the film, in ...

Adolf Hitler isn’t a funny subject. But for the past couple of years there’s been a series of popular parodies on YouTube that use a grim scene from a German drama about Hitler’s last days and turn it ...

It may be April, but it's no longer springtime for the Hitler "Downfall" Internet meme. The popular parody videos revolve around the climatic scene of the acclaimed 2005 German-language film "Downfall ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. It appears you won’t have Adolf Hitler to kick around anymore, with your ...

Constantin Film, the production company behind the Adolf Hitler film "Downfall" that spawned hundreds of Internet parodies, defended its decision to have YouTube remove the clips in part as a response ...

As of Wednesday morning, the Save KTRU Facebook page is up to almost 1,500 members, another petition is circulating at savektru.org and Rocks Off has heard that KTRU supporters have already received ...

Quite a few people are outraged by the recent takedown of those YouTube videos that show Hitler launching into a tirade on just about every subject — from Michael Jackson's death to Sarah Palin to the ...

The 2004 Oscar foreign-language film nominee “Downfall,” depicting Adolf Hitler’s final days, is certainly an unlikely source for a mass Internet comedy explosion. But a pivotal scene in the film, in ...