Unsolved History: Killing Hitler
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- Jan 21, 2006
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- wwefan
Unsolved History: Killing Hitler DVD http://shopping.discovery.com/product-55321.html Discovery Channel Documentary Product Detail: Unsolved History is history the way it was! Through detailed examination of archaeological and forensic evidence, existing photographs, authentic artifacts, and carefully selected interviews from eyewitnesses and experts ? events are reconstructed and historical questions are finally answered. On July 20, 1944 ? one year before the fall of Nazi Germany ? members of Hitler's General Staff detonated a bomb in a briefing hut in an attempt to kill their leader. The bombing was meant to lead to the overthrow of the Third Reich and bring about a glorious, early end to the war. But despite careful plotting and precise execution, the plan was a failure. Learn what went wrong with the scheme to assassinate Hitler, who was standing just a few feet away from the explosion. Explore the bomb-resistant construction of the briefing hut and learn why the conference was moved from Hitler's bunker ? a more typical location. See how the unusually warm weather played a crucial role in minimizing damage from the explosion ? windows that would've been shut remained open, alleviating pressure from the explosion. And, hear the story of how a simple oak dining table may have been Hitler's savior that day. It's an examination of how a series of seemingly unimportant events conspired to preserve the life of one of history's most despised individuals. Keywords: World War 2, WWII, WW2, Hitler, Allies, Germany, Nazi Source: DVD-5 (NTSC) Language: English XviD: 1851 kbps MP3: 160 kbps Framerate: 29.976 FPS Runtime: 44:28 Resolution: 640x464 This is pretty good quality but the original DVD itself wasn't the best crystal-clear source like you would find with other DVD's. The Encoding didn't lose anything, I know that much and if it did, it was negligible. Thanks to Warmonger for the source!