I'm not picky about what you called your roof. I always thought it was a dutch style, but what do I know? Our old barn looked like dad's old dairy barn.
As for how to you straighten up the barn, I did it once. Much smaller structure. I used #9 wire, many turn buckles, and slowly pulled at an angle. Once I got it straighteded up, I then used boards to angle brace it. It was only a 16x20 building. A little scary. You would need many turn buckles, many angle braces, many hours. I see you have some angle bracing to keep the barn from leaning sideways, but not long ways
I did it only to prove I could do it. By the time I was done with my small project I had to replace the roof, siding, put in a garage door. It would have been cheaper and faster to put up a new building that is more functional.
Good luck. Let us know what you finally do. George
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