Easily the most thorough account of the fall of Nazi Germany. The interviews by themselves are incredible, but to put them into a context that is so impactful, even in 2022 is rather remarkable. By herself, Traudl Junge is the most interesting and impactful interview from the entire series, someone who had obviously drank the kool-aid, but then left completely empty and meaningless, like so many Germans at that time. It's fantastic insight into how skewed the entire country was, even till the end.
The production is fantastic, the editing, narration, and footage are all as good as you would see present day.
What's so incredible, with the entire series really, is the lack of bias. The lack of a skewed agenda is what sets this series apart from any other WW2 documentary ever made, it's a thorough and thoughtful account of, up till now, the most impactful event in human history.
The best episode, IMHO, as the interviews are an incredible time capsule into the past. Honestly the best WW2 documentary ever made.
The production is fantastic, the editing, narration, and footage are all as good as you would see present day.
What's so incredible, with the entire series really, is the lack of bias. The lack of a skewed agenda is what sets this series apart from any other WW2 documentary ever made, it's a thorough and thoughtful account of, up till now, the most impactful event in human history.
The best episode, IMHO, as the interviews are an incredible time capsule into the past. Honestly the best WW2 documentary ever made.