Movie: ‘Hitler’s Shadow – In the Service of the Fuehrer’

Karl_Wilhelm_Krause_PortraitHitler’s Shadow is basically an addendum to the film: Hitler’s War – What the Historians Neglect to Mention, offering some insights from a key ‘eye-witness’. It is an interview with Karl Wilhelm Krause, who was Adolf Hitler’s valet from 1934 to 1939. He was also responsible for his personal safety and security. I have translated and narrated the interview into English.

Through his daily contact with Adolf Hitler, and those of his most intimate circle,  both in his public life, as well as, inside the Fuehrer’s private quarters, no one had access like Herr Krause.  Nor was anyone ever in a better position to observe Hitler; his personal habits, character, and demeanor, and to assess his social interactions with average citizens, employees, friends and colleagues, public figures, academics, leaders of industry, as well as, with foreign leaders and dignitaries. In this one and only interview, recorded on camera in the early 1990s, Herr Krause testifies of his duties, his daily routine, and what he saw, heard and experienced, while in the constant presence of, and service to, the leader of the the Third Reich. Hitler called him “mein Schatten” (my shadow).

The testimony which you are about to hear is of invaluable historical importance, and forms a comprehensive and highly relevant, contemporary documentation, revealing surprising facts about the most talked about and enigmatic man in history, painting a far different picture of Adolf Hitler, than the court historians, Hollywood, and the Mass Media have typically portrayed.

This German language interview took place around 1990 and has been kept under wraps. We have translated it into English, paying close attention to accuracy. We do not have access to the original tapes. What is contained here is exactly what was published in Germany in its original form. We have also translated the text captions into images, inserted some extra pictures, added a musical score, and created both an intro and outtro. A 90 minute version is planned with some extra related footage.

Some of the topics covered include:

What Hitler was really like as a person and as a boss, his habits, his mission,  the so-called Annexation of Austria, Crystal Night, the beginnings of the war with Poland, England’s declaration of war against Germany, Germany’s decision to attack the Soviet Union, etc.  There is a wonderful anecdotal story about a private, unscheduled taxi ride and walk around Munich, just the two of them together, one night at Christmas time.

This film was blocked and banned by YouTube, but it is also available to view or download for free at archive.org.

NOTE: There is one known image error in this film. A colour picture we included at the 1:45 mark is NOT of Herr Krause as we have since discovered, but rather of another of Hitler’s servants by the name of Rochus Misch. Sorry about that. We found the image in several places on the internet with the name Karl W. Krause attached. It will be removed in the final version. This movie is still a ‘Beta-Version’. We’re still looking for additional relevant material to make this into a 90 minute documentary.


Radio Interview:

I was on Deanna Spingola’s radio program on Monday, February 18th, 2013 , on Republic Broadcasting Network (RBN) to discuss the film. The archive of that interview is available on our YouTube channel (below)

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2 Responses to Movie: ‘Hitler’s Shadow – In the Service of the Fuehrer’

  1. Markus says:

    Gutes Gelingen, Wayne!

    Why did YouTube censor the film? So sad. I have been referring to it on many comment sections etc.

    Off topic, but have you or anyone here ever heard of StaSeVe Staatliche Selbstverwaltungen Arbeitsgemeinschaft? They file suits to reactivate the sovereignty of the German Reich at the International Court in The Hague and the UN with partial success. Very interesting development in Germany.

  2. Hans says:

    Good work, Wayne! On Archive.org the movie is safe. It is not understandable – even for German “censorshipstandards” – that this docu was deleted.

    Because it is very objective. Maybe because it is objective it was deleted, you never know.

    In 2010 concerning censorship requests to Google Germany was before China on place two in the google censorship ranking. (They publish every year a transparency report.)

    Often is copyright used as a pretext to censor political informations, especially on youtube.

    Looking forward to your next movie.

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