Project Nazi: The Blueprints of Evil - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Designed for Power
Hitler's mastery of propaganda, and his instinct for effective design, used to create everything from the swastika flag to the striking uniforms of the Storm Troopers, help win huge support for the Nazi party, a vital step in its march towards total power.
Hitler's Highways
Hitler promises to make Germany great again by creating 14,000 miles of freeway and building one and half million "People's Cars" every year. But none of this is achieved. Instead, the Nazi war economy relies on millions of forced labourers and prisoners.
The Industry of War
Hitler is determined to rebuild Germany's military strength after the destruction of almost all its weaponry in the First World War. To overcome his country's dire shortage of raw materials, he plans to steal them from other countries.
A Culture of Control
Hitler is determined to change the way German people think and feel by creating a new, Nazi form of art and culture. He takes over the film industry and radio stations, giving the Nazis complete control over every image and message his people receive.
Himmler's Empire of Terror
Adolf Hitler's bid for power depends on his most loyal, and most violent supporters, the SS. Using surveillance, intimidation, detention, terror and even murder, they defeat all the Nazis political enemies and are most responsible for putting Hitler's deadly policy of racial purity into practice.
Retreat from Reality
Adolf Hitler is determined to fight to the very end, even if it costs millions of Germans their lives. He puts his faith in his the "Wunderwaffe", the "wonder weapons", including the first ever ballistic missile, the V2.
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