Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall

His humor feels so distinct—did he aim to make history more accessible or to critique through satire? I'm curious about how his comedy shaped the storytelling.

Using comedy to discuss such a dark subject seems risky but also reveals a lot about how Milligan views history. How did the humor affect your perception of Hitler?

It’s a unique approach to history—balancing personal anecdotes with satire. I wonder what motivated Milligan to tell this story this way.