"Hunting Hitler" sticks closely to its core premise: investigating alleged escape routes of Hitler. The series focuses on research, interviews, and archival investigation, with little emphasis on identity politics or casting based on modern diversity trends. Its storytelling is driven by historical speculation rather than pushing identity-based narratives.

The show relies heavily on traditional themes: military history, WWII, and the heroics of Allied intelligence. There's little, if any, subversion of culture, masculinity, or religion. In fact, it appears to uphold standard historical perspectives and respects the gravity of its subject matter.

While "Hunting Hitler" doesn’t dive into contemporary ideological debates, it does maintain a fairly one-note view regarding the historical narrative of WWII bad guys. It doesn't appear to intentionally mock or villainize alternative world-views in the modern sense, but also doesn't represent much pluralism either.