Several churches have stained-glass windows portraying Adolf Hitler. What are the artworks all about? Weil der Stadt is a town of about 20,000 people in southwestern Germany, west of the city of Stuttgart. At the Catholic church of St. Peter and Paul, pastor Anton Gruber has been welcoming his congregation as well as many curious visitors for the past 11 years. Some people stop by the church because it is right on a popular bike path, while others have come to peer at one particular stained-glass window. They often say "the features of Hitler are recognizable," Gruber told DW ....