I wanted to but couldn't!

Captivating movie !

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

If you're interested in the topic at hand, you should just watch it and judge yourself because the reviews have gone very biased by people that didn't even watch it and just hate (or love) the creator. I liked it, it was well written, narrated, and directed and it was about a topic that interests me.

Dennis Wise (NOT his real name) has made a career out of lying and inciting people against Americans and specifically Jews. A German by birth (the name is fake to appeal to american audiences) he made up an entire page in History that his personal fantasy of exoneration the German nation from its atrocities in WW 2, I believe that that is his motive since the S**T stain that this era left on human History is something that bothers him so he chose 1. To disrespect all the GIs who died fighting a Scumbag (Hitler) in WW 2 2. Making the German Horrors insipid as in trivializing them 3. Feeding the american public lies and fantasies that in the current climate of lies and distortions finds a home in the hearts of "Certain Americans"...This collection of well composed lies, forgeries and alteration are dangerous. He should be deported or arrested since these DVDs have nothing to do with free speech and are a tool for White Nationalists to drive the USA to the bottom of the world. A collection of incitements and lies! This is why we are going down to hell, letting this big mouth exist.

There were always things I didn't quite understand about WW2 and Hitler. But after watching TGSNT, it's like puzzle pieces coming together. I used to immediately have fear responses whenever I saw pictures of Hitler/NatSocs, but that changed. So many myths dispelled. The horrifying realization that our world is declining because evil won. It was so overwhelming that I had to take a few days off of work, as it was all I could think about. I felt like I was in a daze. To avoid giving away spoilers or repeating what others have said, I'll give some personal background as to how post-WW2 propaganda has affected my life. My family includes people from both allied and axis European countries. Growing up, there were family conflicts that stemmed from WW2 propaganda. Ideas like such-and-such relatives were "on the bad side" in the war, terms like "War OPponent" used. To give you an idea, when I was little I made a picture of dolls, unknowingly using the axis-country's flag colors for their clothes. My allied-country relative rebuked me for those color choices and told me to "fix it or you'll look (insert axis background)". Any time I took an interest in anything to do with that country, I got in trouble. I learned to hate (half) of my background/myself, and deny that part of me.Thanks to this documentary and similar videos, the old dark clouds of shame I felt about having axis-country ancestry floated away. One of the most unexpected things was to hear from Mr. Hitler himself, that my Axis ancestral country was listed as one of many that heroically fought communists, mentioned in one of his speeches. No one (anti-White or pro-White) seems to ever mention Italy/Sicily in a positive light, but for once, someone did. Never in my life had I expected Hitler to (indirectly) tell me it's okay to have axis-country ancestry. It's like a therapist telling an abuse victim that they really do have value.Now if only I could find a documentary that would dispel myths about Mussolini. Wikipedia claims things like Mussolini treated Sicilians worse than jews, but I have no idea which sources can be trusted. For sure, TGSNT showed me that the mainstream narrative cannot be trusted. Despite my long review, I cannot put into words how much this documentary has put right the disturbing myths that I was taught. God bless Dennis Wise for his superb work - the world needs more people like him.

Watching this movie will without doubt change your view on the world. seeing how people actually lie on this level will help you understand how things are as crazy as they are. can you imagine with all that was taught about him nobody bothered to mention he wrote a book so you can at least see his perspective? id say enjoy but it will likely be the saddest thing you ever witnessed

A surprising film. I watched this expecting a complete exoneration of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime. That is not what I found. Instead this film gives a view on events that while explaining many of Germany's actions does so in an unbiased fashion.I can see why some might find thia a disturbing film as it shows the mistreatment of Germany and her people between the wars.Watch and be enlightened.Thank you very much Mr Wise.