Adolf Hitler: The Greatest Story Never Told

This six-hour documentary delves into aspects of history that are often overlooked, focusing on Germany’s actions leading up to World War II. It explores Hitler’s widespread appeal, the German people’s support for the Nazis, the roots of the Nazis’ harsh policies against Jews, and why Nazism posed a significant threat to the global powers of the time. The film traces Germany’s defeat in World War I, the communist attempts to seize control, the severe hyperinflation during the Weimar Republic, and the widespread unemployment and suffering that laid the groundwork for Nazi ideology, culminating in Hitler’s remarkable ascent to power. Additionally, it offers a glimpse into Hitler’s personal life, including his family history, artistic endeavors, and the motivations behind his political ambitions. Although the documentary has faced criticism for potentially being “pro-Nazi” in its viewpoints, it provides numerous factual bases for these perspectives, shedding light on the myriad hypocrisies and double standards imposed on Germany before, during, and after World War II.