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On December 11th, 1941, Adolf Hitler addressed the German Reichstag and announced that Germany was now at war with the United States. The announcement came just four days after the Japanese attack at Pearl Harbour. In a long-winded and racially charged speech, Hitler assured those assembled that the United States was too decadent a society, too bohemian in nature to endure put up much of a fight. Seemingly ignorant of the United States's industrial might and capacity for war, the decision to declare war continues to baffle historians to this day. NOTE: The following is an AI reconstruction of Adolf Hitler's real voice. Hitler addressed the Reichstag in German on the day in question.
