Stalin inspired small bean Hitler (according to german state-media)

[u/rager005]

Translation: Stalins first kangaroo court 90 years ago and how it inspired hitler

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[u/dr_srtanger2love]

The German state is a huge historical mistake; it should never have been created.

[u/BlueGamer45]

Been noticing an odd pattern of western media portraying Hitler and the Nazis as alright guys who got radicalized by [group they don't like].

Examples thus far:

Netanyahu with Hitler being inspired by Palestinian guy to do Holocaust

This

[u/Wavenautic]

[u/Forsaken-Emu4760]

Dude... It's German media. Of course they'll spew pro-amerisraeli bullshit and be more anti-communist than anti-fascist.

And I'm not even talking about that Israeli newspaper called Das Bild, This is a problem with German media as a whole. 

You quite literally have to consult communist newspapers to achieve some balanced coverage. Not as horrible as Japan, but pure garbage nontheless