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* It's known that Adolf Hitler saw the short, so it's a CMOA for the boys to know that the evil dictator had to sit there while they, three Jewish people, mocked him to his face and there wasn't a thing he could do to stop them.
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* It's known that Adolf Hitler saw the short, so it's a CMOA for the boys to know that the evil dictator had to sit there while they, three Jewish people, mocked him to his face and there wasn't a thing he could do to stop them.them.
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* Moe's comedic persona fits the AdolfHitlarious shtick like a glove, and watching him devour the role is a joy to behold, while no doubt also being very cathartic for him personally.
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* Moe's comedic persona fits the AdolfHitlarious shtick like a glove, and watching him devour the role is a joy to behold, while no doubt also being very cathartic for him personally.personally.
* It's known that Adolf Hitler saw the short, so it's a CMOA for the boys to know that the evil dictator had to sit there while they, three Jewish people, mocked him to his face and there wasn't a thing he could do to stop them.
* It's known that Adolf Hitler saw the short, so it's a CMOA for the boys to know that the evil dictator had to sit there while they, three Jewish people, mocked him to his face and there wasn't a thing he could do to stop them.
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** Second, as Germany and the US were not at war, there may have been fears by Columbia about Germany banning all their output due to the slight (a year earlier, Warner Bros. had all its movies banned in Germany due to the release of ''Confessions of a Nazi Spy'', and even during the war, Warner Bros had to change the famed "dueling songs" scene in ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' to avoid the Nazis [[RulesLawyer pursuing copyright complaints]] in neutral countries where the film might be shown [[note]]The song that the filmmakers had intended to use for the German side of the duel was ''Die Horst-Wessel-Lied'', which was the official Nazi anthem and the second national anthem of Germany. However, the Nazi Party held the copyright to the song.[[/note]])
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** Second, as Germany and the US were not at war, there may have been fears by Columbia about Germany banning all their output due to the slight (a year earlier, Warner Bros. had all its movies banned in Germany due to the release of ''Confessions of a Nazi Spy'', and even during the war, Warner Bros had to change the famed "dueling songs" scene in ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' to avoid the Nazis [[RulesLawyer pursuing copyright complaints]] in neutral countries where the film might be shown [[note]]The song that the filmmakers had intended to use for the German side of the duel was ''Die Horst-Wessel-Lied'', which was the official Nazi anthem and the second national anthem of Germany. However, the Nazi Party held the copyright to the song.[[/note]])[[/note]])
* Moe's comedic persona fits the AdolfHitlarious shtick like a glove, and watching him devour the role is a joy to behold, while no doubt also being very cathartic for him personally.
* Moe's comedic persona fits the AdolfHitlarious shtick like a glove, and watching him devour the role is a joy to behold, while no doubt also being very cathartic for him personally.
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** First off, such lampoons of public figures were technically banned by TheHayesCode ([[LoopholeAbuse though in practice, shorts were often overlooked for all but the most egregious of violations]])
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** First off, such lampoons of public figures were technically banned by TheHayesCode UsefulNotes/TheHaysCode ([[LoopholeAbuse though in practice, shorts were often overlooked for all but the most egregious of violations]])
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* Moe personally was proud of the fact that ''You Nazty Spy'' was the first Hollywood film to mock [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitler]] and [[ThoseWackyNazis the Nazis]] (they beat Chaplin's ''TheGreatDictator'' by nine months).
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* Moe personally was proud of the fact that ''You Nazty Spy'' was the first Hollywood film to mock [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitler]] and [[ThoseWackyNazis the Nazis]] (they beat Chaplin's ''TheGreatDictator'' ''Film/TheGreatDictator'' by nine months).
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* Moe personally was proud of the fact that ''You Nazty Spy'' was the first Hollywood film to mock [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitler]] and [[ThoseWackyNazis the Nazis]] (they beat Chaplin's ''TheGreatDictator'' by nine months).
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* Moe personally was proud of the fact that ''You Nazty Spy'' was the first Hollywood film to mock [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitler]] and [[ThoseWackyNazis the Nazis]] (they beat Chaplin's ''TheGreatDictator'' by nine months).months).
* That the film was even ''made'' in the first place. ''You Nazty Spy'' was made in 1940, at a time when the deck was stacked against cinematic lampoons of Hitler:
** First off, such lampoons of public figures were technically banned by TheHayesCode ([[LoopholeAbuse though in practice, shorts were often overlooked for all but the most egregious of violations]])
** Second, as Germany and the US were not at war, there may have been fears by Columbia about Germany banning all their output due to the slight (a year earlier, Warner Bros. had all its movies banned in Germany due to the release of ''Confessions of a Nazi Spy'', and even during the war, Warner Bros had to change the famed "dueling songs" scene in ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' to avoid the Nazis [[RulesLawyer pursuing copyright complaints]] in neutral countries where the film might be shown [[note]]The song that the filmmakers had intended to use for the German side of the duel was ''Die Horst-Wessel-Lied'', which was the official Nazi anthem and the second national anthem of Germany. However, the Nazi Party held the copyright to the song.[[/note]])
* That the film was even ''made'' in the first place. ''You Nazty Spy'' was made in 1940, at a time when the deck was stacked against cinematic lampoons of Hitler:
** First off, such lampoons of public figures were technically banned by TheHayesCode ([[LoopholeAbuse though in practice, shorts were often overlooked for all but the most egregious of violations]])
** Second, as Germany and the US were not at war, there may have been fears by Columbia about Germany banning all their output due to the slight (a year earlier, Warner Bros. had all its movies banned in Germany due to the release of ''Confessions of a Nazi Spy'', and even during the war, Warner Bros had to change the famed "dueling songs" scene in ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' to avoid the Nazis [[RulesLawyer pursuing copyright complaints]] in neutral countries where the film might be shown [[note]]The song that the filmmakers had intended to use for the German side of the duel was ''Die Horst-Wessel-Lied'', which was the official Nazi anthem and the second national anthem of Germany. However, the Nazi Party held the copyright to the song.[[/note]])
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* Moe personally was proud of the fact that ''You Nazty Spy'' was the first Hollywood film to mock [[AdolfHitler Hitler]] and [[ThoseWackyNazis the Nazis]] (they beat Chaplin's ''TheGreatDictator'' by nine months).
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* Moe personally was proud of the fact that ''You Nazty Spy'' was the first Hollywood film to mock [[AdolfHitler [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitler]] and [[ThoseWackyNazis the Nazis]] (they beat Chaplin's ''TheGreatDictator'' by nine months).
