Exploring Hitler's Berlin/Munich

Adolf Hitler was distant towards Berlin, preferring Munich. After taking power in 1933, he planned to transform Berlin into "Germania," a global capital designed by Albert Speer. Most projects were halted or destroyed by bombs. This documentary explores lesser-known Third Reich structures, including abandoned tunnels, Flak towers, bunkers, and rare images of Hitler's grand architectural vision.

Munich was closely tied to National Socialism, where the Nazi movement, SA, and SS were founded. Hitler called it the "capital of the movement" and planned grandiose architectural projects. Though most plans weren't realized, landmarks like the "Haus der Kunst" and parts of the party district still stand today. Rare footage shows Hitler visiting construction sites in Munich's transformed areas.