Nazi boss Adolf Hitler has denied a brutal fourteen year campaign that includes the corrupt taking of power, intimidation, violence, genocide, bloody international warfare and mass murder had a Nazi theme.
Mr Hitler, the long deceased son of a customs official, launched a breach of privacy action against the News of the World after the newspaper claimed he took part in a "sick Nazi war with five senior generals".
The article alleged Mr Hitler, the leader of the National Socialist Party, played the role of a brutal dictator for over a decade for sexual gratification.
He told the High Court he attended a "party" with five senior generals and thousands of soldiers for five years across Europe, but denied the armies were prostitutes.
He said he spoke German during a sado-masochistic session with the generals because the "harsh-sounding" language suited his dominant role.
He told the court: "German also somehow sounds appropriate for a bossy dominant character. It is a harsh-sounding - rather than a romantic - language."
He said that at no time did he or general A, who arranged the "wars", ever use the word "Nazi" in their discussions, saying: "A Nazi theme would be abhorrent to me - and I suspect that none of the soldiers would wish to take part should anyone suggest such a theme."
Mr Hitler agreed that the "Second World War" session involved soldiers wearing black jackets, black boots and a black cap, but said: "Had I wanted a Nazi war, I would have said I wanted one and General A would have got some of the inexpensive Nazi stuff from the joke shop that provides uniforms and would not have gone to Marks and Spencer and got quite expensive jackets".
The case continues.
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