Academic Video Online Database - through FAU - EUH-6939 Nazi Germany: Politics, Culture and Society

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Below are just a few videos on the topic of Hitler and Nazi Germany that can be found using the above database. They were found by merely searching using the keywords:" Adolf Hitler," which brought back about 640 videos, and "Nazi Germany." brought back about 1,455 videos. Mine you like when you search any database, using different keywords or keyword combinations will bring back different numbers.

Adolf Hitler - RUNTIME: 48 minutes The anatomy of the tyrant is revealed through his youth, early years as Germany's dictator, and the final years of WWII, including his futile attempts at saving his country.
The Dark Charisma of Adolf Hitler - Leading Millions Into the Abyss: Episode 1 - RUNTIME: 50 minutes How did Hitler manage to turn from a nobody in 1913 into the fuehrer of the German people?
The Dark Charisma of Adolf Hitler - Leading Millions Into the Abyss: Episode 2 - RUNTIME: 49 minutes Tracing how Hitler led the German people to war in 1939 and the victory in France in 1940.
The Dark Charisma of Adolf Hitler - Leading Millions Into the Abyss: Episode 3 - RUNTIME: 55 minutes How Hitler tried to retain his leadership once the Germans started to lose the war.
The Rise of the Nazis - 12 episodes. Each episode varies in length; the average runtime is about 60 minutes. The series will cover Nazi Germany during World War II, 1939-1945.
Hitler's Games: Berlin 1936 - RUNTIME: 52 minutes Summer 1936. The Berlin Olympics, organized by the Nazi regime, acted as a grand showcase for an athletic, peaceful and rejuvenated Germany. Following lengthy debates, the great democracies of the world agreed to send their athletes to the Reich capital. For fifteen days, the Olympics made time stand still. The violence and hatred that held sway up until then in the streets of Berlin suddenly vanished, replaced by human communion around sport celebrations. This is the story of the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games, from the competition's meticulous preparation to the games themselves, transformed by Nazi propaganda into a grandiose spectacle dedicated to the glory of the Reich.
Lebensborn: The Nazi Nurseries - RUNTIME 52 minutes During the Second World War, the Nazis invented and implemented a secret Aryan breeding program called Lebensborn. Born in special nurseries, the children were meant to renew the ranks of the SS in order to ensure the continuation of the Master Race. All records of their genetic parents were erased. Their fate lay directly in the hands of the Nazis. The parents who agreed to abandon these children did so willingly, some through conviction. The fathers of these children were all SS officers, a prerequisite for a woman to give birth to a Lebensborn child. More than 20,000 babies were born under the program starting in Germany in 1936, and then spreading to Norway, Belgium, Poland and finally France. 70 years later, most of these children are still alive, and have tried to rebuild their lives without knowing the truth or hiding it. They are rare and exceptional witnesses and some of the last descendants of the National Socialist regime. Illustrated with the testimonies of the victims, this documentary reveals the insane projects of Adolf Hitler and his ilk.