Secret Nazi Bases

Each episode could be condensed down to ten minutes if you took out the endless repeating of info and dramatic stuffing. Also where the presenter repeats what the expert has just said. Though this extends to other tv productions.

Not as riddled with conspiracy theories as other newly produced WW2 "documentaries", this series adds a few new lesser known locations and their stories.

Was okay. But couldn't understand all of the presenters. If you're going to use experts in a certain field then they should stick to what they know and not speculate on what they don't. Lots of speculation and guessing. More real historians who know what they are talking about would have made it far better. Felt like they were trying to fill airtime and kept repeating what was said. More British and German historians would have made this great.

It's pretty safe to say that after three quarters of a century pretty much everything is known about the Nazis. This tedious documentary proves it just once more.

I agree with all the aforementoined reviews. The presenters are very annoying. Everything they say is obviously scripted and is repeated in every episode again and again. And all these so called experts have the same script. But these so called experts are no experts at all. Not of WW2 structures and weapons and tactics. And they like to give us the idea that they have visited the sites themselves but they obviously never did. Only the Polish guy has. But that is how a script (in this case a very bad one) works. Show them some footage first and then give them some lines to speak in fron of a camera that obviously ads no value to the footage at all. These so called experts do there presenting (or better there guessing) in one and the same place so they have done it for all episodes in a mornings time I guess. It is not like James Holland who is a real presenter, expert and historian of Nazi structures, weapons and tactics and who goes out into the field. This is a sad documentary compared to nazi megastructures.