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== [[Film]] ==
* In "[[Blazing Saddles]]", we see Nazis in line to try out for Hedley's army of thugs, and a (heavily implied) Jewish actor playing the dictator appears briefly. He is also visible repeatedly giving Nazi salutes in the background of the Great Pie Fight, as well as during the swearing in scene.
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* This trope is the reason ''[[Inglourious Basterds]]'' was a hit.
** Even though its '[[Anti-Hero|heroes]]' similarly believe [[All Germans Are Nazis]].
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** Imitating stereotypical Nazi behavior is usually understood by modern Germans that a person believes these behaviors are still common in Germany and that rules and standards of society are still the same. Which is probably the single most guaranteed way to [[Dude, Not Funny|piss about every German seriously off]]. And the English are particularly infamous for doing it. In fact, it is ''illegal'' in Germany to make the Nazi salute in public.
** Also, being '''Hitler'''. Seriously, there is a [[Eddie Izzard]] routine that goes like this:
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'''The Ku Klux Klan'''
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* "''[[1776|A second flood, a simple famine, plagues of locusts everywhere, or a cataclysmic earthquake I'd accept with some despair, but no! You sent us Congress! Good God, sir, was that fair?]]''"
** Also:
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*** Bear in mind that this comes from the mouth of someone who is both a member of Congress ''and'' a lawyer.
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