How Hitler lost the war [videorecording] / Varied Directions, Inc. ; executive producer, David Hoffman ; producer/writer, Robert Denny

Published: Camden, Me. : Varied Directions, Inc., [1989]
Camden, Me. : Filmaker's Library
Copyright Date: ©1989
Physical Description: 1 videocassette (67 min.) : sound, black and white with color sequences ; 1/2 in.
Additional Creators: Filmakers Library, inc and Varied Directions, inc

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Summary

Posits that Adolf Hitler's defeat in World War II was due less to Allied supremacy than to his own shortcomings as a military strategist. Reveals how the course of history might have been altered through changes in a few key decisions, among them Hitler's initial reluctuance to bomb England, his refusal to proceed with the building of the Messerschmidt 262, his harsh treatment of the Ukrainians who could have been allies, and his two-front campaign of attacking Russia while still engaged in a war in Western Europe. Also covers what little is known about Hitler's childhood and early adult years.

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Creation/Production Credits Note

Music, Ed van Fleet, Bob Sakayama ; camera, Scott Sorensen, Frank Maniglia, Jr.

Participant/Performer Note

Norman Rose.

Technical Details

VHS format.

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