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Movies that were used in this documentary

posted 10 years ago by hafezeku
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Help I need to know the movies title that were used in this doc. I cant find any info in google search.

[–] petracikovic 10 years ago

Adolf Hitler:The Rise of Evil (2003)

[–] hafezeku 10 years ago

There are so many other "movies" in there. Not just that one.

[–] dirk-cosyns 10 years ago

If I am not mistaken the complete list of references are given in the end credits. But like you stated the list is extensive for all footage that fueled their propaganda "documentary" was used, even footage of the so "Jewish infested Hollywood blockbuster : Saving private Ryan made by a Jew! (Steven Spielberg)

[–] PhaethonIMDB 9 years ago

The Stauffenberg plot scenes were from Operation Valkyrie (2004)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0388437/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

Escape from Russia by German POW: As Far As My Feet Will Carry Me (2001)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0277327

[–] thaicoons 9 years ago

There are also a lot of clips from Der Untergang / Downfall, like when Magda Goebbels posions her kids, Hitler's suicide and Traudl Junge's escape, an interesting bit from As Far As My Feet Will Carry Me (about the alleged escape of Cornelius Rost, a German POW, from a Siberian gulag, also from Traudl Junge's docu Im Toten Winkel.

Not sure, thouh, where those camo survivor testimonies are coming from, when they describe currency, theather and cinema, a bordello and football matches in concentration camps. Goes very much against the established narrative.

[–] thaicoons 9 years ago

And Pierrepoint The Last Hangman, of course, for those hanging scenes, Cole in Auschwitz documentary for that interview about those holes in the roof that Zyklon B was supposedly being dropped in thru.

[–] pro_aris_et_focis 8 years ago

One of the movies used in this doc that I have not seen anyone mention is "Mein Kampf" (2009) starring Tom Schilling.

Another movie I have not seen anyone mention used in the documentary are scenes from "Joy Division" (2006), also with Tom Schilling.

Like everyone says this doc uses clips from SEVERAL movies. I really enjoyed this documentary and I wish more people would be able to (or willing to) see it.

One of the best things I personally got from this doc is the music from a Swedish woman named Saga who covered a Skrewdriver song entitled "When the Snow Falls". Damn that song is really good.