Hitler's Bodyguard

This is not a history series. This is yet another reason to replay as much Hitler footage as possible for the fanboys and fan girls. A shallow, dramatic talk that happens to miss many unpleasant details.

So this is actually an exploitation series. With the rise in interest in fascism, why not feed the beast and get a rise in audience?

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Superb documentary series dealing with a seldom explored topic from the era of the Third Reich: the many attempts on Hitler's life. Fascinating footage is incorporated that illustrates such obscure facts as the details regarding Hitler's private train, his aircraft, and those charged with his protection. Well documented and expertly researched, in the process of exploring the dictator's protection against assassination, this series is a very well-done concise history of World War II. Worth the time of the Second World War scholar as well as those with an amateur interest in the time period. Hard to believe a fresh take on Hitler's Germany is still possible but this is a very welcome effort.

At this point in history - Germany itself was barely 70 years old as a Country as it embarked on its second Attempt to conquer Europe (please note "The EU" is NOT Europe!)

This interesting documentary tackles the "Germany" subject from an interesting angle and whilst its true some footage may have been seen before - this subject as not been delved into so deeply.

Germany today seems to have control of The EU - (via their surreptitious control of The ECB) even though most EU citizens are blind to that fact and now Germany has declared it will become the third largest defence spender on the planet.

"Financial and military control"?

Oh really? Surely not again. Will the sleepwalkers please wake up?

One of the most interesting series on Hitler in the interwar years, detailing his rise to power and the intrigues of the Nazis. More and better information than I've found in any series about the Nazis. The less appealing elements are the somewhat intrusive music and the repetitive footage which assumes the viewer has not seen previous episodes. All in all, those are small complaints compared to the depth of information in the series. Hitler's rise to power, year by year, has most often been skimmed over or ignored in previous bios and this is much than the title suggests. An absolute must for Nazi history buffs.

I enjoyed seeing all the archive footage but the first three episodes are very repetitive.

The same characters & events are shown over & over.

I'm persevering for now & hoping it doesn't continue in the same vein.