Hitler's speech at Siemensstadt | Hitlerrede in Siemensstadt 1933 long version with English and Russian subtitles

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Published on Nov 22, 2025
Thanks to : https://www.youtube.com/@max__wolf for the translation work and the first upload of the long version on youtube ever.

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Hitlerrede in Siemensstadt | Hitler's speech at Siemensstadt 1933 long version with english subtitles.

On November 10, 1933, Adolf Hitler, together with Josef Goebbels and Alfred Rosenberg, visited the Siemens factory in the suburbs of Berlin. After opening remarks by Dr. Goebbels, Hitler personally addressed thousands of workers, calling for peace based on honor and equality among nations, while at the same time his voice was broadcasted to millions of listeners across the country. This speech was an excellent opportunity to address the nation in the run-up to the Reichstag elections, which were to be held in just two days.
The peculiarity of the audience was that quite a large part of it was still pro-Marxist, which entailed certain risks. However, Hitler's speech was specifically aimed at getting the workers on his side, so the risk was acceptable.
After cleansing the political field of the Communists, 5 parties were to take part in the upcoming elections, and it was a big question in whose favor the millions of voters of the defeated KPG would tip the scales. This is the reason why this speech had such significance.
Unfortunately, the full version has been lost, and the surviving part has interferences and omissions. However, you can easily find the full speech translated by me in our Telegram channel.
Here is the most complete video version of the speech so far, published on YouTube for the first time.

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