The Man who Crossed Hitler

In the summer of 1931, as Germany teetered on the edge of economic ruin and Berlin descended into chaos, bold prosecutor Hans Litten summoned a shocking witness: Adolf Hitler. Defying personal safety and the warnings of loved ones, Litten aimed to expose Hitler’s true nature during a sensational courtroom showdown. This bold move sought to unveil the hypocrisy and violent intentions behind Hitler's political rise, potentially curbing the Nazi Party's electoral momentum. In a fraught cross-examination, Litten forced Hitler to confront his beliefs and disdain for democracy, momentarily placing his political future in jeopardy.