Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial

Hitler's turbulent childhood in Austria lays the foundation for strong political ambitions. The end of WWI ushers in a fraught new era for Germany.

Using his public persona and loyal following to rise through the ranks, Hitler works to establish Germany as a global power amid widespread violence.

Nazi propaganda runs rampant as Hitler introduces a series of laws targeting Jewish people and brings his homeland of Austria into the Third Reich.

Driven by power and hatred, a determined Hitler sets out to expand German territory, fueling further conquests and the building of concentration camps.

With Hitler as the commander of the German armed forces, the Nazis invade the Soviet Union, leading to mass murder and the horrors of the Holocaust.

After the tide turns against Nazi Germany, the Allied powers look to hold Hitler and other party leaders accountable for their crimes at the Nuremberg trials.