The clash of right-wing and left-wing political convictions turned the Weimar Republic into a powder keg. The fascist movement seized power in Italy in 1922.

The failed putsch on November 9, 1923 eliminated Hitler and his movement; Hitler and his NSDAP achieved a miserable result in the 1928 Reichstag elections.

A social protest turns into a racist and anti-Jewish movement during the 1920s. The NSDAP deliberately use emotions to gain the loyalty of the people.

President Hindenburg signs a decree in 1933 that suspends freedom of speech; the first concentration camps for political opponents are set up.

Hitler's government was firmly in the saddle in October 1934. The indifference of many countries to the Jewish refugees forced to leave Germany was evident.

The Wehrmacht have only one mission at the end of 1939: to murder the Polish intelligence; Hitler pushes through his rearmament and war plans unhindered.