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The Goebbels Experiment (2005)

The Nazi propaganda mastermind behind Hitler speaks in first person as actor Kenneth Branagh reads pages of the diary kept by the chief of propaganda, Joseph Goebbels, revealing the man's most inner thoughts.

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Thomas W 13 Nov 2011

A fascinating, train-wreck of a documentary of the rise and fall of Nazi Germany. The doc does a fine job of showing the slow, momentous build-up of support the Nazi party garnered in a fractured Germany by using actual exerpts of Geobbels' diary. It clearly shows the rabid and fanatic public following of these leaders. While not "all" of Germany supported this regime, at its peak -- 90% of German peoples DID support it -- and that is scary. This is a muted horror that one interested in history cannot turn away from -- it is shock and awe. The precipitous fall of the regime is barely contained in the footage as Goebbels' diary cleary was no longer at the top of his priority list; but that makes it all the more horrifying and desperate. The minds of the duluded masses my never be understood; but this is the most open invitation to the inner-workings of one of their minds that I have ever come across. For WWII buffs, this is one that should not be missed.

Andy Klein 23 Nov 2005

What emerges is a view more complex than Goebbels's usual image, without any hint of revisionist excuse-making.

Kyle Smith 11 Aug 2005

Seeing what Hitler's propaganda minister saw, hearing only his diary entries and what he heard, we effectively live inside the monster's head.

Maitland McDonagh 11 Aug 2005

Would be funny if it weren't so horrifying.

Jordan Hiller 02 Nov 2005

It is hard to go wrong when your research turned up reel after reel of Nazi era footage and dozens of audio tapes from the regime.