Living with Hitler

After WWI, Berlin develops into a cultural hub in Europe, but the Great Depression allows fascism to take hold, and between 1933-35, Hitler's grip on power becomes absolute.

Examines the racially unified People's Community in the 1930s, the diplomatic successes of the Third Reich, and growing anti-Semitism across Germany in the lead up to WWII.

An exploration of every aspect of life on both the Home Front and abroad, from rationing and bereavement, the Allied bombing campaign, the Holocaust, and finally, the fall of the Third Reich.