Hitler long gone but legacy still haunts Germany

You won't find Hitler Street in Germany these days; squares dedicated to the Nazi leader were also renamed as soon as the Third Reich fell and Adolf as a first name is now all but extinct. But 60 years after the Fuehrer killed himself on April 30, 1945, Adolf Hitler still casts a long shadow. As weary of their past as many young Germans are, there is still a lingering fascination over history's greatest villain.
Hitler's face is regularly pasted on Germany's big-selling weekly news magazines, boosting sales with critical or scholarly articles.