The Story Behind the Mustache Model "Toothbrush" Adolf Hitler
The "toothbrush" mustache style is just as famous as the swastika or the dictator's side.
Adolf Hitler during a convoy in front of thousands of Germans.
One of Nazi Germany's "trade marks" is the dictator's hilarious mustache Adolf Hitler. The "toothbrush" mustache style is just as famous as the swastika or the dictator's side.
However, the question arises why Adolf Hitler chose such a mustache style? The early story of the cute mustache appeared in a mini-series of The World Wars broadcast on the television channel History.
Mini series consisting of six episodes begins with the origin of the outbreak of World War I (1914-1918). One of the perpetrators of the great war was Adolf Hitler, who was a member of the German corps at the rank of corporal.
Adolf Hitler used to have a thick mustache crossed, complete with a slightly pointed tip.
At that time, Hitler had a mustache. However, the dictator's future mustache is thick across, complete with a slightly pointed tip.
One day, Hitler and other German troops get a toxic gas weapon attack from the allies. As the gas bullet fell in German trenches, the commander gave orders to immediately put on an anti-gas mask.
Cash only all the soldiers, including Hitler, quickly wear a mask if you do not want a life floating due to inhaling toxic gas. However, due to his thick mustache, the mask worn by Hitler could not close. As a result, Hitler must hold his breath until the gas attack ends.
Due to the near-death experience, Hitler eventually cleared most of his mustache and left little in the center. From then on, Hitler maintained his unique style of mustache.
Stephen David, executive producer of the mini-series The World Wars, said his research team found the fact that Hitler was fond of maintaining a thick mustache before the start of World War I broke out. "We're trying to be as detailed as possible featuring facts in this mini-series," David said.
After World War I ended, Hitler maintained his whisker style until he embraced power in Germany in the 1930s. In fact, the unique mustache style became one of the most recognizable features of the dictatorial figure of Adolf Hitler. But Now Fashion is no longer seen in modern times like this.
