Hermann Göring, le secret du maréchal d'Hitler

C'est l'histoire d'Albert Göring, le frère cadet du bras droit d'Hitler, Hermann, qui a travaillé sans relâche pour réparer les torts de son frère.
Comment peut-il lutter contre l'ombre du plus dangereux dictateur de notre histoire ?

[walcoman]

Anybody else starting to notice that there seems to be more and more of the same exact videos, but they are being posted by others and they just change the title?This is a perfect example, I've found the same video, but from multiple sources.

[RV]

Cela reste les meilleurs docu sur internet. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻merci!

[ProfessorMurf]

Tired of all these docs on YouTube blurring out images.

[PacoOtis]

An excellent video and I so wish history in our American schools could have been so well presented. This video should be considered to be shown in all schools! Thanks for sharing and the very best of luck!

[Bobybob]

Ce documentaire est vraiment tres agréable à écouter, la diction est parfaite, c'est très bien écrit, on sent un véritable travail loin de ces choses numériques et artificielles quon entend partout maintenant.

[Rafaeldeimperial]

Espectacular uno de los mejores documentales respecto a este tema. Le felicito congratulation 🌹👈

[zwujxyk]

Félicitations pour la qualité de votre documentaire

[samlazar]

The fascinating part is.Goring knew Germany will lose the war .
Battle of moscow was for him the writing on the wall.

[bethzolin]

Great documentary though the narration has some very odd pronunciation . However it was not just the US flying over Germany later in the war as mentioned here - whilst they bombed by day - it might be argued the more dangerous part - the British continued bombing by night. Unfortunately there is an increasing tendency in many war documentaries to completely ignore, or not refer at all, to the continued fighting by the British forces. This was something that incensed my late uncle. He took part in D day, as a Royal Naval sailor. He often recounted how ‘ we had to go in and pull the Yanks off the beach after they landed on the wrong one and it was b…y dangerous - but you never hear anyone mention that now’.

The British fought for 6 years - mainly alone especially in the early days - and didn’t just stop once the US came into the war. Having said that there is no doubt that US support helped turn the tide, and there are many groups here in the UK that have dedicated war monuments to US service personnel, and hold remembrance services for them annually. For example the South West Airfields Heritage Trust remembers the US personnel at Uppottery ( featured in the tv series and book Band of Brothers) and Dunkeswell, just as there is a beautiful part of a cemetery at Newbury in Berkshire that commemorates Canadian soldiers buried there, and again an annual service of remembrance is held there too.

It should also be remembered that the US charged the UK for lend lease and for decades the British have being having to repay that. (Nor can British citizens even apply for a Green card - something most USA folks find hard to believe!)

Nevertheless this is a fascinating documentary about a kaleidoscope of a man. Well done to all concerned.

[elenaelia]

Magnifique a voir pour l histoire vrai et le jeux d acteur de Sir AH

[Laiholink]

On dirait que la voix est sortie d'une IA en accéléré (genre reverso) pour faire "stable" et je crois que c'est ça... Monocorde/Monotone ... 14m46s : "Gueurinnnn" et par la suite d'autres prononciations éphémères.. Dommage cela nous emporterait dans l'histoire avec une vraie "voix" en sus ;) Mais bon documentaire

[kevinwalsh]

He was not a Field Marshal. The correct title was Reich Marshal, a unique military rank given only to Goring. It made him the highest ranking military man in all of Germany. That is why his baton is so big and different from field marshals. This baton can be seen at the US Military Academy at West Point.

[asullivan]

Excellent still-motion photography pictures. Enabling viewers to better understand what the orator is describing-!!!😉. Enjoyed viewing👀 the automobiles/planes/war weapons of that era-!!!😉.

[cagrangersealninja]

I love these documentaries. I have to say, the ominous music throughout gets old

[ravibmsit]

Truly captivating narration and indeed a very rare collection of footage.

It is a fascinating and equally tragic story of a war hero turning into a criminal.

While this video emphasises that he was second in power to Hitler, but in reality, it was Himmler who was the real second in command(I might be wrong).

Nazi party slowly ascended the power ladder in Germany, and with passing time, they became more of a gang of criminals than a group of ultra nationalists.

The night of long knives is one of darkest chapter of Nazi era.

Tyranny of majority is something against which all citizens must maintain vigil because it will eventually give way to a certain dictatorship.

Looking forward to more such quality content from this channel.

[diangosalazar]

El Asesor más brillante de Europa...
Junto a Henry Kissinger harían una buena mancuerna...

[pedrobolivar]

Muy bueno, este documental. Felicitaciones

[ellebelle]

Goring at the end: "At least we lived 12 good years." Shameful, evil legacy of one who stole the lives and belongings of his victims- men, women, and children. A life without value or meaning because of his choices.
Yet, one unknown victim who gave his life for the love of another has lived a life of of value and meaning.

[Azellus]

• Les multiples sections floutées dans ce film, comme entre autres un blessé sur une civière ou un simple cerf mort à l'occasion d'une chasse, à comme effet de mettre du ridicule dans ce documentaire qui n'est rien de plus qu'un divertissement.

[markmathisen]

4:45, his mom was spot on, because he became both. With everything he did and accomplished in his life, it always makes me think: imagine what he could have done, and been, if he'd applied himself for good? 😕