Corrected entry: When Indiana breaks in through the window, he lets go of his whip, yet he has it through the rest of the film despite us never seeing him retrieve it.
Life700Corrected entry: At the book signing in Berlin, the camera pans from right to left and the guard at the very end of the line of soldiers (to the left) has his left hand raised in military salute to Hitler. All the other soldiers have their right hands extended.
Correction: The person in question could have an injured right arm that he simply can't lift, or is missing a right arm completely.
lionheadCorrection: Maybe he is left-handed?
The Nazi Salute is specifically to be done with the right hand, not the left. Regardless of what hand someone favors.
Quantom X
Unless the right hand is injured or completely missing.
lionheadIf physical disability prevented raising the right arm, it was acceptable to raise the left. -Kershaw, Ian (2001). The "Hitler Myth": Image and Reality in the Third Reich. Oxford University Press. isbn 978-0192802064.
ctown28
Correction: Just because we don't see it onscreen doesn't mean it didn''t happen. He could have retrieved it anytime after killing the guards.
GuyWell... don't they immediately leave the room, before their escape is foiled?
Spiny Norman