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The Plot to Kill Hitler

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Frame of 2 White officers with 3 White soldiers behind in Nazi uniforms. Higher ranking officer is speaking to other officer while pointing forward.

Reenactment of the unsuccessful bombing attempt to assassinate Hitler. In July 1944, Colonel Klaus von Stauffenberg, a trusted junior officer of the Nazi Home Army, entered Hitler's headquarters, intent on killing Hitler in order to restore honor to Germany. Mentions the various other plots by others in Hitler's regime to kill him.

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Runtime: 25 minutes

Topic: Biographies, History
Subtopic: Hitler, Adolf, World War II
Grade/Interest Level: 10 - 12
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Release Year: 1997
Producer/Distributor: Trans Atlantic Entertainment
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4 people, 3 men and 1 woman, stand next to each other on a city street looking off in one direction.

Black and white photo of the midsection of a woman with long, dark hair. Caption. Sarah was also the first American Indian.

Man in a black Nazi uniform stands in front and addresses another man seated at a desk. Caption. But not all are as quick as you, even in the Party.

Men in green military fatigues and helmets run towards camera with rifles in hands and waves crashing behind them. Caption. The men are left with virtually no cover on the beach.

Closeup of a person front loading a Civil War-era cannon attached to a wheel. Caption. Without accepting the eager pool of black volunteers.

Closeup of a stone building with 3 identical gabled roofs and arched windows. Caption. And can be seen in Germany's architecture.

Animation of a battleship at Dunkirk with soldiers onboard. Caption. And will determine the course of the Second World War.

Animation of World War 2 Soviet commanders speaking in front of a battlefield map to a crowded room of officers. Caption. To fortify the Kursk region and to wait.

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