Sawatzki is identified through the plot as the son of the character called Sawatzki.
While Sawatzki is at home, his mother suggests that a film about Hitler would be successful after he notices Hitler in his footage.
Hitler views contemporary extremists as inadequate imitators while they reject his apparent identity.
Hitler meets right-wing fringe parties and criticizes their lack of rhetoric and leadership; later Neo-Nazis attack him after mistaking him for a mock...
Sensenbrink attempts to stop Hitler's television platform.
Sensenbrink opposes Hitler and later submits an anonymous complaint alleging incitement of racial violence.
Bellini gives institutional backing to Hitler's television career.
Bellini supports Hitler and his program idea after he is introduced to the MyTV executives.
Their collaboration turns Hitler's public appearances into a media project.
Sawatzki finds Hitler and proposes filming him for YouTube. They then travel across Germany together to record his views.
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