TV Series2001 · Discovery · Ended · 25 min
A brief insight into the wicked minds of some of history's most evil men and women, who were responsible for torture and death on an unimaginable scale.
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
Ilse Koch
1 episode
Karl-Otto Koch
1 episode
David A. Hackett
Writer
1 episode
Jill Stephenson
Writer
1 episode
Arek Hersh
KZ inmate
1 episode
Daniel Gaede
Director of Education Buchenwald Museum
1 episode
Pol Pot
1 episode
Luong Ung
herself
1 episode
Nate Thayer
1 episode
Sayon Soeun
himself
1 episode
Elizabeth Becker
Journalist
1 episode
Ben Taylor
Narrator
2 episodes
Anastasia Hackett
1 episode
Orlando Figes
Historian
1 episode
Wendy Slater
1 episode
Grigori Rasputin
1 episode
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