After Hitler accepted France's surrender, he stepped backwards slightly, as if in shock. But this is not what audiences in the Allied countries saw who watched the movie-reel of the ceremony. Instead they saw Hitler dance a bizarre little jig after signing the documents, as if he were childishly celebrating his victory by jumping up and down. The scene was played over and over again in movie theaters. Following the war, it was revealed that John Grierson, director of the Canadian information and propaganda departments, had manufactured the clip after noticing that Hitler raised his leg rather high up while stepping backwards. He realized that this moment could be looped repeatedly to create the appearance that Hitler was jumping with joy.
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Regards,
NO, this was not the video I saw. This one was not related to the surrender and probably came earlier. The one I saw was Hitler on the terrace of his mountain retreat, entertaining the English Prime Minister of the WWI era. Hitler danced a little jig while the narrator stated that Hitler like to have fun and especially liked jokes if they were not "dirty".
Much of the video was almost totally narrated by former German diplomats and military officers who worked directly for Hitler or had personal contact with him. These were people who related what Hitler said directly to them or in their presence.