The Third Reich in Colour | Full Series | Free Documentary History

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Published on Feb 10, 2025
The Third Reich in Colour | Full Series | History Documentary

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Part 1: The Dictator - 00:00:00
Part 2: War Against Hitler - 00:44:32
Part 3: Liberation of France - 01:29:12

This documentary series presents rare and extraordinary footage, including Hitler’s infamous lightning visit to occupied Paris in 1940, his meetings with Mussolini in Berlin and Rome, and scenes from everyday life under the swastika. It also features the Wehrmacht’s desperate final stand on the Oder River in April 1945, secret experiments with the legendary V2 rocket, and dramatic invasions in North Africa, Sicily, and Normandy.
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