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Interesting to say the least. The documentary on the Gestapo was informative to a tee. The only fault I found was that some emphasis could have been placed on the more dubious characters that made up the Secret Spot Police such as Klaus Barbie ( The Buthcher of Lyon) etc.. Otherwise well worth it. A must have for those who are alive to in the goings on in the Third Reich.
This documentary is that : a documentary, so you should put a question to a lot of pre-war and war news reels and you do accumulate them. One hour of them, actually. There is an acceptable commentary running the whole length of the film that tries to interpret the who’s who of the Gestapo. You will notice many of the news reel that you have seen elsewhere, assuming you have at least a modicum of interest for that era.
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The disturbing element is always the same: the late disappearance of any deference to the rule of law. It ends up with not even a lip service to due process. No need to even rig a trial, it would be a end of time and the Fuhrer does not like to extinguish time. The turning point is probably the Rohm purge: demolish first then legalize the killing the day after.
The commentator does invent an difficulty to present the how and when of this progression but the microscopic time available (1 hour) set aside this goal a bit out of near.
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Commendably, the movie does a grand overview of the Gestapo at work in most occupied territories, something I had not seen before.
The movie is also an capable memory exerciser that will give a new layer on many fading memories of those archetypal villains. Yet, we scrutinize them usually beaming and the horrifying acts they committed are rarely documented with news reels, apart from very gradual shots on the concentration camps made by Allied reporters.
Still, it is worth to be seen.