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Hitler's rise to dictatorship was shaped by key events, supporters, and public sentiment.

Benito Amilcare Andrea Mussolini, an Italian dictator and journalist, transformed from a shy boy in Forli

Why Churchill replaced Chamberlain, beat Halifax, and steered Britain through WWII’s darkest hour.

Auschwitz held over a million victims, revealing evidence of horrific Nazi crimes and genocide.

Marla and Erich escape Auschwitz with help from SS Sheriff Fuhrer and prisoner V slash Killer.

Auschwitz museum holds camp drawings, personal items, and a lab revealing stories through analysis.

Auschwitz-Birkenau reveals war horrors through remains of over a million victims once held there.

Auschwitz holds remains of over a million victims, including first Polish political prisoners.

Max Eisen, 15, survived Auschwitz, recounting horrors, heroism, and liberation 74 years later.

Heinrich Muller, WWI vet and Freikorps member, rose to power and aligned with Adolf Hitler.

Reveals rivalries and power struggles among Nazi leaders that shaped the fate of the Third Reich.

Hitler's life, from failed painter to Chancellor of Germany, is chronicled

Hitler's rise to dictatorship was shaped by key events, supporters, and public sentiment.

Born in Austria, Hitler experiences rejection, joins Bavarian Army, feels belonging.

Hitler becomes NSDAP leader, unsuccessful coup attempt, writes Mein Kampf.

Hitler re-establishs NSDAP, faces Hindenburg's refusal for Chancellor.

NSDAP appoints Hitler as Reich Chancellor, using lies, violence.

Hitler ascends to power, passes Nuremberg Race Laws, seeks Austrian territorial expansion.

Economic boom boosts Hitler's popularity, promoting motorways and affordable Volkswagen.

Hitler and Goebbels launch pogrom against Jews, concealing Eva Braun.

Hitler violates Munich Agreement, claims territories based on occupants' wishes.

Hitler disregards Stalin's pact and invades Russia for Eastern Europe.

Hitler implements euthanasia program, causing thousands of deaths and industrialized extermination.

Hitler's catastrophic military decisions cause fronts to break apart.