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Die Bücher, die Hitler nicht verbrannte | Doku HD Reupload | ARTE

GermanyPublished October 6, 2026

Views 310K  |  Likes 2.16K  |  Comments 683
Views#5,933,242Global
Views#36,114Germany

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ARTEdeARTEde
2.75M subs•3.68K videos•May 2007

This video has 310K views and 2.16K likes, ranking #5,933,242 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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310,401

Likes

2,163

Comments

683

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Total (all-time): $217 – $621

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Adolf Hitler, dessen Diktatur 1933 mit einer Reihe von Bücherverbrennungen begann, besaß zum Ende seines Lebens selbst über 16.000 Bände. Rund 1.300 davon befinden sich heute in den USA. Sie zeugen davon, dass rassistisches und antisemitisches Denken lange vor den Nazis vitaler Kern der westlichen Kultur war und bis he…

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October 6, 2026
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