Mein Kampf - My Crimes

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMixture of re-enactments and documentary footage relates the story of the rise to power of Adolf Hitler and his Nazis in Germany and the danger they pose to Europe and the rest of the world.Mixture of re-enactments and documentary footage relates the story of the rise to power of Adolf Hitler and his Nazis in Germany and the danger they pose to Europe and the rest of the world.Mixture of re-enactments and documentary footage relates the story of the rise to power of Adolf Hitler and his Nazis in Germany and the danger they pose to Europe and the rest of the world.

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Rôles principaux9

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Adolf Hitler

Self
(archive footage)

Robert Beatty

Derek Blomfield

Heinz Guderian

Self
(uncredited)

Herbert Lom

Hitler Youth
(uncredited)

Olaf Olsen

Henry Oscar

Peter Ustinov

Marinus van der Lubbe
(uncredited)

George Woodbridge

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Anecdotes
Herbert Lom, here playing a fanatical Hitler Youth, was, in reality, from Czechoslovakia, and a refugee from the Nazi takeover of that country.

Gaffes
In the beginning scroll of text, Britain is misspelled 'Britian'.

Citations
Marinus van der Lubbe: How many more times have I got to say it? Yes I did set fire to the Reichstag. I've said it hundreds of times. This has been going on for eight months now, this torture. I've no strength left, I can't stand it. Yes I did set fire to the Reichstag. I did it myself. Now sentence me and leave me in peace.

Connexions
Alternate-language version of Après Mein Kampf mes crimes (1940)

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5/10

Very much of its time look at Hitler and the German war machine is best viewed keeping the time it was made in mind

British Propaganda film made in 1940 telling the story of Hitler's rise to power. Not far from the truth its mixes real footage with re-enactments with a decidedly anti- Nazi stance to create a very serious, but now very silly film. Its an odd mix of "why we fight" propaganda mixed with information about the enemy with just a touch of dry, and not so dry, wit aimed at making fun of the enemy so he was less terrifying. The mixture probably did exactly what it was suppose to but now over sixty years after the fact the whole effect is more than just a bit cartoonish. Running some 55 minutes it was quite amusing for about half its running time, by which time it was "enough of this already, I get the point". If you're interested in the period and its propaganda this is must see viewing, however if you want a non partisan look at events prior to the start of the war look elsewhere.