There were films about Hitler later, after this one: HITLER GANG for instance, from director John Farrow, where the Führer's life was shown as a Chicago gang leader story...But it was in 1944, not long before the end of the war. This one is made in 1939, so very early, long before the USA were involved in the conflict. This is surprising to see such a movie speaking of the Nazi regime so strongly and especially the existence of concentration camps; and not EXTERMINATION, which began only in 1942.... But from a poverty row company, PRC, it is even more mind blowing. If it was Warner, or Paramount, I could understand...But a lousy director as Sam Newfield, I still can't believe it. And an early Alan Ladd's character. A real little gem.
Review of Hitler: Beast of Berlin
