Actor Martin Sommerlatte plays Adolf Hitler in the musical 'The Producers' during a dress rehearsal on Thursday May 14, 2009. On May 17, the German-language version of the Broadway hit "The Producers" is opening at the Admiralspalast Theater in Berlin. AP Photo logo AP Photo 7 months ago

Actor Martin Sommerlatte plays Adolf Hitler in the musical 'The Producers' during a dress rehearsal on Thursday May 14, 2009. On May 17, the German-language version of the Broadway hit "The Producers" is opening at the Admiralspalast Theater in Berlin.

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  1. STRAUBING, GERMANY - OCTOBER 15: People taking pictures of garden gnomes with their right arms raised in a Hitler salute they are presented as part of the art installation 'Dance with the Devil' in the main square of Straubing on October 15, 2009 in Straubing, Germany. German artist Ottmar Hoerl installed 1250 plastic garden gnomes giving a Nazi salute. The artwork has been highly controversial as Nazi salutes and symbols have been illegal in Germany since the end of the Second World War. The exhibition opens today.
  2. STRAUBING, GERMANY - OCTOBER 15: 1250 garden gnomes with their right arms raised in a Hitler salute are presented as part of the art installation 'Dance with the Devil' in the main square of Straubing on October 15, 2009 in Straubing, Germany. German artist Ottmar Hoerl installed 1250 plastic garden gnomes giving a Nazi salute. The artwork has been highly controversial as Nazi salutes and symbols have been illegal in Germany since the end of the Second World War. The exhibition opens today.
  3. STRAUBING, GERMANY - OCTOBER 15: One of 1250 garden gnomes with their right arms raised in a Hitler salute is seen as part of the art installation 'Dance with the Devil' in the main square of Straubing on October 15, 2009 in Straubing, Germany. German artist Ottmar Hoerl installed 1250 plastic garden gnomes giving a Nazi salute. The artwork has been highly controversial as Nazi salutes and symbols have been illegal in Germany since the end of the Second World War. The exhibition opens today.
  4. STRAUBING, GERMANY - OCTOBER 15: 1250 garden gnomes with their right arms raised in a Hitler salute are presented as part of the art installation 'Dance with the Devil' in the main square of Straubing on October 15, 2009 in Straubing, Germany. German artist Ottmar Hoerl installed 1250 plastic garden gnomes giving a Nazi salute. The artwork has been highly controversial as Nazi salutes and symbols have been illegal in Germany since the end of the Second World War. The exhibition opens today.
  5. STRAUBING, GERMANY - OCTOBER 15: 1250 garden gnomes with their right arms raised in a Hitler salute are presented as part of the art installation 'Dance with the Devil' in the main square of Straubing on October 15, 2009 in Straubing, Germany. German artist Ottmar Hoerl installed 1250 plastic garden gnomes giving a Nazi salute. The artwork has been highly controversial as Nazi salutes and symbols have been illegal in Germany since the end of the Second World War. The exhibition opens today.
  6. STRAUBING, GERMANY - OCTOBER 15: One of 1250 garden gnomes with their right arms raised in a Hitler salute is seen as part of the art installation 'Dance with the Devil' in the main square of Straubing on October 15, 2009 in Straubing, Germany. German artist Ottmar Hoerl installed 1250 plastic garden gnomes giving a Nazi salute. The artwork has been highly controversial as Nazi salutes and symbols have been illegal in Germany since the end of the Second World War. The exhibition opens today.
  7. STRAUBING, GERMANY - OCTOBER 15: One of 1250 garden gnomes with their right arms raised in a Hitler salute is seen as part of the art installation 'Dance with the Devil' in the main square of Straubing on October 15, 2009 in Straubing, Germany. German artist Ottmar Hoerl installed 1250 plastic garden gnomes giving a Nazi salute. The artwork has been highly controversial as Nazi salutes and symbols have been illegal in Germany since the end of the Second World War. The exhibition opens today.
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  9. STRAUBING, GERMANY - OCTOBER 15: 1250 garden gnomes with their right arms raised in a Hitler salute are presented as part of the art installation 'Dance with the Devil' in the main square of Straubing on October 15, 2009 in Straubing, Germany. German artist Ottmar Hoerl installed 1250 plastic garden gnomes giving a Nazi salute. The artwork has been highly controversial as Nazi salutes and symbols have been illegal in Germany since the end of the Second World War. The exhibition opens today.
  10. STRAUBING, GERMANY - OCTOBER 15: 1250 garden gnomes with their right arms raised in a Hitler salute are presented as part of the art installation 'Dance with the Devil' in the main square of Straubing on October 15, 2009 in Straubing, Germany. German artist Ottmar Hoerl installed 1250 plastic garden gnomes giving a Nazi salute. The artwork has been highly controversial as Nazi salutes and symbols have been illegal in Germany since the end of the Second World War. The exhibition opens today.
  11. STRAUBING, GERMANY - OCTOBER 15: One of 1250 garden gnomes with their right arms raised in a Hitler salute is seen as part of the art installation 'Dance with the Devil' in the main square of Straubing on October 15, 2009 in Straubing, Germany. German artist Ottmar Hoerl installed 1250 plastic garden gnomes giving a Nazi salute. The artwork has been highly controversial as Nazi salutes and symbols have been illegal in Germany since the end of the Second World War. The exhibition opens today.
  12. An activist wears a hat with a picture of Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo portrayed as Adolf Hitler during a rally calling for an end to martial law in southern Maguindanao province as they commemorate International Human Rights Day at the historic Mendiola bridge near the Malacanang Presidential Palace in Manila, Philippines, Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009. Critics called it a dangerous precedent, but cabinet members said martial law was needed to stave off a rebellion by the powerful Ampatuan clan, the main suspects in the Nov. 23 killings of 57 people, and their thousands-strong private armies ready to fight the government.
  13. In this photo released on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009 by Ancestry.com, a Bavarian military records book with entries of former Nazi German leader Adolf Hitler's military record is seen. Adolf Hitler was only a lance corporal during World War I but his commanders saw the future German dictator's leadership potential as "very good." That's according to Bavarian military records added Tuesday to the genealogy Web site Ancestry.com's database.
  14. In this photo released on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009 by Ancestry.com, a Bavarian military records book with entries of former Nazi German leader Adolf Hitler's military record is seen. Adolf Hitler was only a lance corporal during World War I but his commanders saw the future German dictator's leadership potential as "very good." That's according to Bavarian military records added Tuesday to the genealogy Web site Ancestry.com's database.
  15. LAURENS, SC - DECEMBER 5: A man dressed as Santa Claus holds a Confederate flag during a white-supremacist event outside the Redneck Shop December 5, 2009 in Laurens, South Carolina. The American Nazi Party & International Knights of the Ku Klux Klan held their 7th annual White Unity Christmas Party which was publicized as a family event.
  16. LAURENS, SC - DECEMBER 5: A man dressed as Santa Claus stands during a white-supremacist event outside the Redneck Shop December 5, 2009 in Laurens, South Carolina. The American Nazi Party & International Knights of the Ku Klux Klan held their 7th annual White Unity Christmas Party which was publicized as a family event.

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