Hitler's War

This two-hour special features a script by David Irving, who spent years interviewing key figures from Hitler's inner circle. Combining his research with archival film and newsreel footage, the documentary offers a detailed exploration of World War II from a controversial viewpoint.

Originally released in 1977 as a book, the film adaptation has been broadcast on PBS and in other countries, making it accessible to a wide audience. The collaboration between Irving and the Edinburgh film company Lamancha ensures that the film stays true to the author's vision while presenting historical footage to enhance the narrative.

Collectors may find interest in this film due to its unique approach to history and the controversies surrounding Irving's interpretations. The integration of original materials and interviews provides a comprehensive look at Hitler's strategies and decisions during the war, making it a notable entry in historical documentary cinema.