Who was Hitler

This documentary runs for 191 minutes and offers an in-depth biography of Adolf Hitler, focusing on his life from 1889 to 1945. Unlike traditional documentaries, it features no interviews or reenactments. Instead, it relies on testimonies from diaries, letters, speeches, and autobiographies, supplemented by previously unpublished archive material.

The film also examines the societal context surrounding Hitler's life and works, providing viewers with a comprehensive understanding of the era. The unique approach of presenting Hitler's biography through primary sources makes it a significant entry in the documentary genre, particularly for those interested in history and biography.

As a collector, this film adds to a library of historical documentaries that delve into complex figures and events. Its focus on primary sources rather than dramatization offers a distinct method of storytelling that may appeal to those with a keen interest in World War II and Nazi Germany.