"Hitler demanded a copy—and screened it in his private theater twice. Hitler once had extolled Chaplin as one of the greatest performers of all time. There were rumors that Hitler was heartbroken to see Chaplin’s impersonation of him. In one key scene, Chaplin’s Hynkel character bursts into tears after his balloon globe pops. But according to a member of Hitler’s circle named Reinhard Spitzy, the real-life Nazi leader found the film amusing."

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Please bear with me, I'll try to find something more substantial to verify than an article on medium, but it's something.

Edit: yeah, really can't find anything better than that sadly.