01 January 1940 Factual 45 mins
An illustration of the insidious rise of the Nazi Party from its post World War One origins through Adolf Hitler’s conniving to become the leader of the party and eventual dictator of his self-styled Third Reich.
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Vernon Clancey Script
United Kingdom 01 January 1940
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