Mel Brooks Says It's His Job To 'Make Terrible Things Entertaining' : NPR
To Be or Not To Be: Mel Brooks - Hitler Rap (1983) - YouTube
TIL Mel Brooks was a combat engineer at the Battle of the Bulge. When the Nazis played their propaganda over loudspeakers, he responded by setting up his own sound system and playing
Mel Brooks: 'We Have Become Stupidly Politically Correct' and It's Killing Comedy
Hitler's home movies, starring Mel Brooks (with a young David Letterman), 1978 | Dangerous Minds
A history of Mel Brooks as a 'disobedient Jew' - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Q&A: Mel Brooks, 95, is still riffing - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Mel brooks film hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Comedy writer and film director Mel Brooks impersonating Hitler Stock Photo - Alamy
Jojo Rabbit: A crash course on Hitler satire, from Charlie Chaplin to Yertle the Turtle, ahead of the new Nazi comedy.
Mel Brooks, The Producers and the Ethics of Satire about N@zis - YouTube
Mel Brooks felt OK stealing his own 'Hitler on Ice' gag for 'History of the World, Part II'
A Counterpoint to Extra Credit's "Stop Normalizing Nazis" Video | NeoGAF
Mel Brooks Says It's His Job To 'Make Terrible Things Entertaining' : NPR
Mel Brooks: The Famed Jewish Comedian Who Fought the Germans In Europe | War History Online
Mel Brooks Isn't Done Punching Up the History of the World - The New York Times
Mel Brooks: I've tried to get even with Hitler by taking the Mickey out of him – The Irish Times
Poking fun at the system – DW – 06/28/2021
DI Politics Chat: How Should the Media Cover Nazis?
Mel Brooks, Sarah Silverman In 'The Last Laugh': Tribeca Film Fest Q&A – Deadline
Poking fun at the system – DW – 06/28/2021
Mel Brooks Isn't Done Punching Up the History of the World - The New York Times
Mel Brooks and His WW2 Sing-Off with German Soldiers | Den of Geek
A Look at Mel Brooks on His 95th Birthday - Tablet Magazine
Mel Brooks: Naughty Nazis song (To be or not to be) - YouTube
Don't Forget To Laugh! Facing protests, Mel Brooks' 'The Producers' Reminds Us That the Art of a Joke Is All About Context - Tablet Magazine
