“…The re-edited version of the film “Your Job in Germany”, “Hitler Lives” was produced at the end of WWII and warned that although Adolf Hitler was dead, his ideas lived on in the German people. The world must stay ever vigilant, so that Germany cannot wage war against the world again. …”

“…The film urged against fraternization with the German people, who are portrayed as thoroughly untrustworthy. …”

“…At times, Hitler is depicted as a toga-clad spirit, quoting Richard Wagner, and at times he appears in other guises — all of them critical to understanding his role in the German mind, and hence to understanding the phenomena which caused the German people to support him. The film uses transcripts from radio broadcasts made during the Nazi era to underscore the importance of radio in unifying the nation at that time. …”

“…At times, Hitler is depicted as a toga-clad spirit, quoting Richard Wagner, and at times he appears in other guises — all of them critical to understanding his role in the German mind, and hence to understanding the phenomena which caused the German people to support him. The film uses transcripts from radio broadcasts made during the Nazi era to underscore the importance of radio in unifying the nation at that time. …”