| Adolf Hitler: The Greatest Story Never Told | |
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| Directed by | Dennis Wise[1] |
Release date | 2013 |
Running time | 6.5 hours[2] |
| Language | English |
Adolf Hitler: The Greatest Story Never Told is a historical film about the life of Adolf Hitler.
Narrative
The Greatest Story Never Told is a fact based film about the life and trials of one of the most prolific and charismatic rulers in history, one Adolf Hitler.
Out of the ashes of World War One, Germany cried out for a savior as the poverty and unemployment rates continued to strike a historical low, jeopardizing the lives of countless German civilians. Post WW1 reparations continued to bankrupt and take an unjust toll on the German Nation. This is the story of a little boy from Austria that will change the course of history, and save his country.
In this film you will follow the childhood and upbringing of this historical figure, witness facts of his courageous efforts in WW1 where he was twice decorated for bravery (Iron Cross 2nd class in 1914) as well as (Iron Cross 1st class in 1918). His heartfelt love for his nation and it’s people. And his political career stemming from giving speeches in places of local gathering as well as beer halls (Hofbräuhaus in Munich fondly). All to turn this desperate country around and reverse the unemployment rate and spark a flame in the hearts of the people to bring this crippling nation back to life and better than before.
Promotion
David Croteau has also promoted the film, saying he "spent many hours last week reviewing this very long and detailed portrayal of the modern world wars. I believe we have been lied to, again by traitors in our government."[2]
References
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