I just saw a video about the only known conversation between Hitler and an African American.
Basically, a black dude from GA was studying at a university in Germany. He just graduated and happened to be at an event where Hitler was present. Dude joked about assassinating Hitler and someone from Hitler's security team overheard and took the black man to talk to Hitler.
Rather than snapping on him for the assassination joke, Hitler actually had a conversation with the dude. They discussed life in America, and the subject of Jim Crow and Black Americans came up. Hitler said something to the effect of "You people let them lynch and brutalize you and you never rise up and fight back. How can not say that your race is inferior when its constantly dominated by another? It seems like you'll always be second class citizens. I don't hate you. I feel sorry for you."
That's an interesting take, especially when you consider that Hitler openly admitted that he studied Jim Crow when implementing his own racist policies. Americans always talk about how much they hate Hitler and the Nazis, but don't seem to realize America had a part in birthing Hitler and the Nazis.
