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Hitler Advertisements

Posted by Bert Callens - Category: Compilations

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Adolf Hitler was the face and brain of the rise of facism in Europe, World War II and the Holocaust. He is considered to be one of the most cruel dictators of all time and during his reign he is held responsable for murdering millions of innocent people. So why using this evil man in contemporary advertising campaigns?



Because Hitler can shock, and shock-vertising has always been eye-catching. Here’s a series of ads where the dictator is often derided.. Please note that this post is only compiled in the sake of creative advertising ideas, not to harm or shock anyone whatsoever.


1. Docmorris: Use a condom




2. Sedicis (Deodorant): There are Gestures that are frightening



3. Gillette: Irresistible shaves



4. Waterstones: The power of books



5. Saatchi & Saatchi (Recruitment): If you could sell this…



6. AIDS Prevention: Protect Yourself



7. G92 Galaxy FM: Black people are the future of music



8. 7840’s Basement (Bar): Relax



9. Comedy Central: We take it Serious



10. Hewlett Packard: 8GB of political speeches



11. Humo (Magazine): Mixing Cultures makes anyone more human



12. Zerocento (Clothing Line): Change style. Don’t follow your leader



13. Onida: Anti-reflective Led TV’s



14. Football Resistance: Fascism & Football don’t match



15. Pamplona Boxing: Settle it in the ring



16. Hell Pizza



17. NO2ID: ID Cards have worked well in Europe before



18. Dry Cleaning: Cleaning up all sort of stains



19. Kindersnoetjes: Kids are cute, so treasure the moment



20. Herbal Laxative Tea: Release the Demon



21. Movement against Racism & Xenophobia: Facism + Communism



22. Sky TV: Just the Highlights



23. Saatchi & Saatchi (Museum): From Hitler tot Dali



24. Hut Weber hats: It’s the hat



25. CNA Retailer Stores: If Hitler and James Dean would have a baby



26. Nulaid Eggs: History produced a lot of bad eggs, thankfully, ours are always good



27. Africa Directo Malaria: Nothing and no one takes as many lives as Malaria



28. Citizen Control: Anti-CCTV



29. Weimer Pursell: Cab-Sharing Club



30. 7x Munich: Bad Hair



31. Sports Illustrated: There’s more to the story than just the game



32. Cabelos Cia (Magazine): Find the perfect match



33. Hideki: Barber Shop



34. A Bela Sintra: Some things get better with time



35. Unimo: Anti Cigarettes



36. Political Message: Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)



37. Image Bank: No matter what you say, a picture says more



38. The Reader’s Book Shop



39. Juno Verlag & Co: Monopol



40. Award For Social Responsibility: Adolf Chaplin



41. Cape Time: The sooner you know, the sooner you act



42. Electro Static Dust Cloth



43. Beauty Without Cruelty: Your looks won’t kill



44. Raysana anti-stress tea: Make peace with the world



45. Luxor Highlighters



46. TIM: Living without borders



47. Noah Fur: Those who wear Fur have no respect for life



48. Trojan Condoms



49. ExitGermany: Museum Supervisor



50. KHM Kunsthistorisches Museum: Hitler the Painter



51. History Channel: History repeats



52. Movistar Mobile Phone Operator: Happy Mother’s Day



53. Against Nazi’s: Some dangers aren’t evident at first glance



54. Against Female Foeticide



55. Lamdash Electric Razor



56. SOKOS (Clothing Line): Extraordinary



57. Children’s Day Gifts


Hitler Advertisements, 4.1 out of 5 based on 19 ratings

4 Comments

Gerald Hensel on

Very, very boring and not very smart. This should be past.

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lonerider on

that might be past….but u r due a hard ass whooping rite now…btw…if it ur past…u wd be pissing in ur pants rite now…

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Othmane on

I think those ads are very interesting. We’ve past the time when Hitler was a Taboo, but it still shocking people when we talk aboout him. Use a personality that everyone know what he has done is good for the Advertiser because he can have a better success. But the campaign must be take with a 2nd or third degree…

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