Any more based and historically accurate kino of Nazism/Fascism?
Any more based and historically accurate kino of Nazism/Fascism?
Lincoln Jenkins
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Thomas Hill
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Jack White
Triumph of the Will
Carson Gonzalez
The Wannsee Conference (1984) is the literally only accurate nazi film ever made.
Logan Nelson
Rochus Misch, the last living person in the Führerbunker who died only a few years ago, said this movie wasn’t that accurate. I love the movie but I don’t see what he would have had to lie about at that point.
Ayden Young
It can only truly be appreciated in Japanese.
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Isaac Perez
DAS WAR EIN BEFEHL
Hudson Bell
tfw no natsoc gf
Leo Parker
Anything involving homosexuality
Jack Torres
>tfw this is what "natsoc women" look like IRL
Brayden Scott
>had to be played by a slavic girl because germutts couldn't find an aryan looking native
jajajaja el justerino
Benjamin Myers
reminds me of this
Dominic Allen
He lied because he was probably still sympathetic to Nazi ideals and didn't wanted the memory of his Fuhrer further tarnished as that of a mentally unstable raging lunatic.
Jonathan Sullivan
Why couldn't hitler just let the jewish thing go?
Robert Wilson
>full lips
>big eyes
They weren't paying attention.
Dylan Thomas
Verrat an meiner person...an meiner PERSON!!!
Carson Johnson
I find Hitler sympathetic in this film though
Owen White
based rochus misch called stauffenberg a kameradenmörder because his bomb killed 4 soldiers. years after his statement a journalist asked him if he wants to correct his statement because stauffenberg is a hero. he said no
Hunter Turner
Hellstorm
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Gabriel Lopez
Triumph of the Will (1935)
The Last Ten Days (1955)
Hitler: The Last Ten Days (1973)
The Bunker (1981)
Your best bet is made-for-TV movies and programs from History Channel, Discovery Channel, BBC, etc. that you can find on Youtube or the Yarrr bay.
Jack Hill
Cross of Iron
Andrew Edwards
I recall being interested by that one History Channel Docudrama with Robert Carlyle in it.
Kevin Walker
For Italian fascism, try
A Special Day (1977)
Gavin Perez
Something that never happened lel
Gabriel Murphy
Those are anglos and KKK members, not even the same.