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Katelin 2022-04-21 09:01:21
Despair of the Führer, Twilight of the Empire
The despair of the head of state, the twilight of the empire, the wives and concubines, marshals, and politicians who follow the head of state, everyone has a different fate, the same despair, when the head of state committed suicide, everyone's belief collapsed, some followed and died, and some...
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Guiseppe 2022-03-22 09:01:16
Why doesn't God reward good people and punish bad people
The source of the popular spoof video "The Führer's Wrath". It is said that the director is fond of this kind of spoof, and he has found hundreds of spoof videos to watch, every time he smiles up and down, but the production company is not tolerant of this.
This is a documentary film that reproduces...
Valeriy Solomakhin
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Frances 2022-03-23 09:01:19
The meticulous restoration of the fall of the empire, from Hitler's appointment, madness, irritability, and conjecture, to his death and burning, each passage is a highly realistic artistic reproduction of the scene. The editing here does not require more gorgeousness or ingenuity. The long story tells you the step by step disintegration and destruction of the next empire with enough impact. For example, the deadly shot of the greatest mother giving medicine to her children, there is no more suitable method than this. At the end, the heroine driving a bicycle in the sunset is also politically correct.
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Mitchell 2021-10-20 19:01:42
This is a great, brave, detailed, unsensational movie. Thomas Kretschmann, who played Hermann, was a very handsome professional German military officer. He was seen in "The Pianist" and "The Assassination of Hitler".
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Adolf Hitler: The war is lost... But if you think that I'll leave Berlin for that, you are sadly mistaken. I'd prefer to put a bullet in my head.
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Traudl Junge: I've got the feeling that I should be angry with this child, this young and oblivious girl. Or that I'm not allowed to forgive her for not seeing the nature of that monster. That she didn't realise what she was doing. And mostly because I've gone so obliviously. Because I wasn't a fanatic Nazi. I could have said in Berlin, "No, I'm not doing that. I don't want to go the Führer's headquarters." But I didn't do that. I was too curious. I didn't realise that fate would lead me somewhere I didn't want to be. But still, I find it hard to forgive myself.
