germany

Presents the background, events, and aftermath of the night the German parliament building burned.

Chronicles the preparation for the final phase of the war in Western Europe.

Collection of interviews which explore the memories, feelings, and impressions of fifteen German-American immigrants concerning the Holocaust, assimilation, and cultural differences.

When life in Nazi Germany becomes dangerous for Jewish residents, two families must decide how to flee the country to reach safety and freedom.

Thomas Nesbitt struggles to cope with his newfound solitude after he and his wife divorce, but a package arrives, postmarked from Berlin, that reminds him of the passionate love affair he participated in twenty-six years earlier, when the city was divided in two.

William Shirer offers a day-by-day account of the experiences he had while working as a foreign correspondent in Germany from 1934 to 1941.