Thursday, 6 March 2014

Interview Process and Questioning

Guidline Questions for Each Interview


Mike Hungar Questions

 

1)    Where did you originally find the story?

2)    What fascinates you about Hitler?

3)    What do you believe to be the most conclusive evidence suggesting Hitlers stay in Liverpool?

4)    Do you believe the information and research at hand today leads to a reasonable conclusion or is more needed?

5)    Over a century since the event supposedly took place to you feel too much information has been manipulated to develop a reasonable assessment?

6)    Writer of Hitlers Memoirs Sir Ian Kershaw stated this in an email to us when we attempted to get him to participate in the documentary “HE DID NOT VISIT LIVERPOOL AT ANY TIME” do you believe his opinion has weight?

7)    The bombings of his supposed home on Stanhope Street has raised many questions, supposedly the level of military accuracy taken to deliver that strike is implausible, was it just chance?

8)    Has the spirit of Liverpool tale telling exaggerated the truth?

9)    When presented with all the information you have obtained or know of, are you 100% sure of the stories truth?

10)  Do you think it’s true?

 

Local Liverpool Radio and Journalists

 

1)    Where did you originally hear the story of Hitler coming to Liverpool in 1912?

2)    Why has the topic received so much debate but still remains a mystery?

3)    Was any information lost that could have solved the ongoing ambiguity?

4)    Has it been too long since the event took place for a realistic conclusion to be made?

5)    From a Journalists perspective, what do you find the most likely truth to be?

6)    Why did the story interest you?

 

Guide Line Questions (Pub interviewees and public)

 

1)    When did you first hear of Hitler coming to Liverpool?

2)    What is it that interested you about the tale?

3)    Did you know anybody from Liverpool who claimed to have seen or known any of the Hitlers?

4)    Do you have or know of any information that suggests that the claim is true?

5)    Do you have or know of any information that suggests the claim is false?

6)    Do you think it’s true?

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