On December 7, 1941, Hitler opened a meeting of the Nazi high command as he often did: with a knock-knock joke.
“Knock-knock,” he said.
“Who’s there?” said Goebbels.
“Tojo,” he said.
“Tojo who?”
“Tojo the Japanese would bomb Pearl Harbor,” Hitler said, roaring with laughter.
After the successful publication of “Mein Kampf,” Hitler immediately started writing a sequel. The new book, “Adolf Hitler’s 1001 Favorite Insults,” instantly became the No. 1 best-seller in Germany and was an invaluable reference work for Nazi after-dinner speakers. A quick perusal of the book reveals that not only was Hitler a Fascist madman bent on world domination; he was also the originator of the “yo mama” joke, as these examples show:
“Yo mama so fat, the Luftwaffe mistook her for London.”
“Yo mama so lazy, she stopped after she invaded Belgium.”
“Yo mama so dirty, she hasn’t taken a bath since the First Reich.”