Movie1998 · Released · 53 min
A different view on the Nazi and the Third Reich camp. Eva Braun was wife to Adolf Hitler and these are her collection of home videos that she personally recorded at her leisure. Filmed during the late 1930's and early 1940's, this silent film footage is accompanied with a classical music score.
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