“…Did he deliberately mislead the Nazi leadership about the difficulties involved in building a bomb, or did he simply lose the race to more competent and committed scientists at Los Alamos? …”

“…This university student speaks of his sympathies for Nazi Germany and declares that he would prefer to live in the 1930s in Hitler's Reich than in many contemporary cities of the democratic United Kingdom. …”

“…Duration: 00:43:00 The second part of the acclaimed Frank Capra series "Why We Fight", "The Nazis Strike " (released in 1943), covers the rise of the Nazis to power as Hitler establishes his dictatorship over Germany and then has his armies march on Austria and Czechoslovakia before invading Poland and officially beginning the war. …”

“…Highly graphic images Duration: 01:00:00 This is an official film record of Nazi death camps as photographed by Allied forces advancing into Germany. …”

“…The battle of Moscow was Hitler's first defeat. By pushing Nazi troops back by 150 to 400 kilometers, the Red Army staved off the threat on the Soviet capital and it also drastically changed the situation on the front.…”

“…Duration: 01:50:00 "The Eye of Vichy" is a carefully chosen compilation of long forgotten film footage and newsreels produced by the Nazis and French colloborators during World War II. …”

“…Soros Documentary Fund In 1987, in a Viennese antique shop, approximately four hundred color slides were discovered of activities inside the Lódź Ghetto, where Jewish men, women and children were held and put to work while Nazis determined their fate. The film presents the extermination of the Jewish people by the Nazis as seen in the photographs of amateur photographer, Lódź Ghetto’s chief Nazi accountant, Walter Genewein.…”

“…Duration: 02:34:00 A German stage actor finds unexpected success and mixed blessings in the popularity of his performance in a Faustian play as the Nazis take power in pre-WWII Germany. As his associates and friends flee or are ground under by the Nazi terror, the popularity of his character supersedes his own existence until he finds that his best performance is keeping up appearances for his Nazi patrons.…”

“…The film is interspersed with German newsreel shots narrating the Nazis' plan of global hegemony. The documentary describes the final major battle of the war with Nazi Germany, with its outcome, the German army's unconditional surrender. …”

“…Duration: 01:53:00 Featuring never-before-seen film footage of Adolph Hitler and the Nazi regime, "The Architecture of Doom" captures the inner workings of the Third Reich and illuminates the Nazi aesthetic in art, architecture and popular culture. …”

“…Their pilgrimage climaxes by the colorful ceremonies of the Nuremberg Congress as they parade before their Führer and are addressed by Nazi youth leader Shirach, Rudolf Hess, and Hitler himself. …”

“…Duration: 01:33:00 The movie depicts life in a Nazi-occupied village at the beginning of World War 2. …”

“…The film makes extensive use of footage from "The Nazi Plan" and "Nazi Concentration Camps", evidentiary films that were presented at the Nuremberg trial.…”

“…Duration: 01:14:00 This is the story of Vera Maretskaya who joins the Soviet war effort during the Second World War in order to take revenge on the Nazi forces who destoryed everything she cared for. …”

“…Then it moves to WWII and the invasion by Nazi forces, using newsreels of the actual fighting. …”

“…Duration: 00:25:00 This is a TV documentary presented by Walter Cronkite that discusses the problem of putting on trial the Nazi leaders by the Allied powers from the point of view of the validity of the victors' justice. …”

“…Duration: 00:30:00 When Benito Mussolini visited Adolf Hitler in September 1937, a million people jammed Berlin's Olympic Stadium and adjoining Mayfield to hear speeches and witness a spectacular military exercise. This original Nazi propaganda film also features scenes of Mussolini meeting with Nazi leaders in Munich, watching the German Army's field maneuvers, visiting Göring and reviewing military parades.…”

“…Duration: 00:16:00 On the 19th of January, 1942, in Nazi occupied Poland, Mieczysław (Mietek) Bednarski, an officer in the Polish resistance, was arrested in Warsaw. …”