Rise Of Nazism In Germany

mikey4444 | 17:25 Wed 15th Jul 2015 | TV

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A few years ago the BBC made an excellent documentary about the way that ordinary Germans embraced Nazism and antisemitism. But I can't remember the name of the program, but I don't think it was this one. Can anybody help please ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gz9TF_IXmG8

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ichkeria

Was it "The Nazis, a warning from History"?

mikey4444

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No I don't think so ichkeria, although those 6 programs were very good as well. The one I am trying to recall had interviews with Germans, who had passed on the names of their neighbours to the Gestapo. Come to think of it, it may have been a German TV program.

It quite clearly showed how enthusiastic some of the German people were when it came to betraying their neighbours and work colleagues. When they were faced with the proof of what they did by the TV team, they looked visibly shocked. I shall keep looking !

Clanad

It might be this one mikey (2005)

"Auschwitz: inside the Nazi state. 2005. BBC history of World War II. 2 videodiscs (ca. 300 min.). "'Auschwitz: inside the Nazi state' is the result of three years of research, drawing on the close involvement of world experts, recently discovered documents and nearly 100 interviews with camp survivors and perpetrators, many of whom are speaking on the record for the first time. Their stories are brought to life through the innovative use of archive footage, dramatic recreations of key ... moments, and their ... testimony"--Container label. DVD 1359"

whiskeryron

Check these out mikey http://www.imdb.com/list/ls003029204/

mikey4444

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Clanad...thanks but that is too specific. The program wasn't about Auschwitz itself.

Thanks as well to Ron, but those on that list were feature films, rather than TV documentaries.