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Hitler A Journey Through His World Then and Now

3.4(45)
$121.94

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Key details

media_format
NTSC
run_time
1 hour and 30 minutes
release_date
August 19, 2014
producers
Carruthers, Bob
studio
Pen and Sword Digital

Dimensions and fit

dimensions
‎ 0.6 x 5.25 x 7.5 inches; 1.6 ounces
product_dimensions
0.6 x 5.25 x 7.5 inches; 1.6 ounces

Item information

number_of_discs
1

Product videos

Product video 1

Customer reviews

45 reviewsMixed

Rated 3.4/5 across 45 reviews — notable concerns raised.

  • 100% of sampled reviews are from verified purchases.
  • 25% of sampled reviews rate 2 stars or below.

Customers say

Customers have mixed opinions about the documentary's quality, with some finding it great while others disagree.

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★★★★★

Good documentary......

Very good documentary on Hitler....worth watching. Read more

AmazonCustomerVerified purchase
☆☆☆☆

Disappointing

Not very interesting. Same information as other documentaries. Absolutely not worth spending money to rent. Complete waste of time and money. Read more

Digital K.Verified purchase
★★★★★

Upfront and Personal Documentation

Bob Carruthers did a good job taking one through Hitler's journey in an upfront personal way by visiting the actual sites of major events associated with Hitler. He helped me to envision the places like they would be, if I visited them for myself. I would have liked to seen more details of the locations, and especially the Eagles' Nest. Read more

KelliVerified purchase
★★★★

A different style and pacing.

Takes viewers on a tour of different sites of significance in the life of Adolf Hitler. Hits the major points and adds in details. Includes an interview segment with Hitler's sister. She's completely unaware that her description of him is pure Nazi propaganda-- strong-willed leader even as a child. Documentarist likewise seems unaware that a catalog of existing sites might be used as a tour itinerary for neo-Nazis. Was that his objective? If he knew that showing sites of import could draw attention both good and bad, then he likely would have omitted the graves of Hitler's parents. Instead, he shows them and their location and marvels that they're not vandalized. He seems unaware that his attention to the graves could increase the likelihood that they would be destroyed. On the flip side, if he intended a blatantly anti-Nazi production then he might have used Nazi Party music that remains outlawed in Germany. Instead, he immerses the narrative in Wagner, which keeps his video legal to own everywhere. Read more

D3042Verified purchase
★★★★★

It's about perspective

Put yourself in his shoes. Walks through influences of the man. Interesting perspective. Read more

kmrVerified purchase
★★★☆☆

Just average

Fair to middling documentary. This looked like a low budget effort. The narrator was very passionate, but he was somewhat annoying in his delivery, which seemed more emotional than factual. I didn't learn a lot new from this documentary, but I suppose it is suitable for someone unfamiliar with Hitler's history. Read more

Michael AtamianVerified purchase
★★★★★

Five Stars

This was a great documentary! Worth a watch. Read more

J DallasVerified purchase
☆☆☆☆

Waste of time

Nothing but an opinion piece with very little fact. Misses the mark on so many levels. How about doing your homework before creating this kind of junk? Read more

Print ManVerified purchase
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