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Made for British television, The Death of Adolf Hitler covers ground previously explored in such films as The Last Ten Days and The Bunker . Frank Finlay stars as Hitler, a trembling shell of a man who tries to put on a brave front as his Third Reich topples all around him. Sequestered in his private Bunker in April of 1945, Hitler, his mistress Eva Braun, and his most trusted associates continue to lie to themselves that their defeat at the hands of the Allies is only temporary. Though the story...

Additional Details Format: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC Rating: Not Rated Number of Discs: 1 Run Time: 50 Minutes Region: Region 1 Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Language: English Studio: A&E Home Video DVD Release Date: November 3, 1997 He engineered the most efficient death machine the world has ever seen, and earned a place as one of the most hated men in history. He was a former gasoline salesman charged with organizing and carrying out Hitler's ''Final Solution.'' His capture and execution by Israeli agents...

Black Fox is the story of the most feared and fanatical national leader in history: his bitter boyhood in Austria, his frustrated ambition to be an artist, his years soldiering in the First World War, his ruthless drive to power in a defeated Germany, his wars of conquest against all of Europe and his death by his own hand. This is also an in-depth study of those tragic events that made Hitler's rise possible - and resulted in an apocalypse of 50 million dead. Narrated by Marlene Dietrich , this...

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Despite its Disneyesque title, The Black Fox is actually a documentary of the rise and fall of the Third Reich. Authentic scenes of Adolf Hitler and the war and atrocities that he fomented are framed by a curious literary device. Hitler's ascension is compared to that of Reynard the Fox, a medieval folk-fable "trickster." While this device could have been pretentious--or, at the very worst, precious--the film works quite well. The newsreel footage seen in The Black Fox is relatively familiar, but...

Original 27" x 41" linen-mounted one-sheet for the 1943 wartime thriller, THE STRANGE DEATH OF ADOLPH HITLER. A dramatic image of Hitler dominates the post for this Universal "sleeper" about a man, a dead ringer for Hitler, who plans to kill the dictator and take his place. A "B" programmer with modest productioj values, it was written by two figures in classic German cinema, Fritz Korner and Joe May (real name Joseph Otto Mandel) and was helmed by the reliable James P. Hogan, perhaps best remembered...