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Bis fünf nach zwölf – Adolf Hitler und das 3. Reich (English: Until five past twelve - Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich) is a 1953 West German documentary film directed by Gerhard Grindel.

The film is also known as Adolf Hitler - Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Führer: Dokumente der Zeitgeschichte (Adolf Hitler - One people, one empire, one leader) in West Germany, Adolf Hitler und das 3. Reich - Sein Untergang (Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich - Its downfall (German DVD box title)) and Bis 5 nach 12 (German DVD title).

Plot summary

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Cast

• Martin Bormann as Himself (archive footage)
• Eva Braun as Herself (archive footage)
• Winston Churchill as Himself (archive footage)
• Karl Dönitz as Himself (archive footage)
• Hans Frank as Himself (archive footage)
• Roland Freisler as Himself (archive footage)
• Wilhelm Frick as Himself (archive footage)
• Hans Fritzsche as Himself (archive footage)
• Walther Funk as Himself (archive footage)
• Joseph Goebbels as Himself (archive footage)
• Carl Friedrich Goerdeler as Himself (archive footage)
• Hermann Göring as Himself (archive footage)
• Rudolf Hess as Himself (archive footage)
• Reinhard Heydrich as Himself (archive footage)
• Heinrich Himmler as Himself (archive footage)
• Adolf Hitler as Himself (archive footage)
• Miklós Horthy as Himself (archive footage)
• Friedrich Hossbach as Himself (archive footage)
• Carola Höhn as Herself
• Alfred Jodl as Himself (archive footage)
• Kaiser Wilhelm II as Himself (archive footage)
• Ernst Kaltenbrunner as Himself (archive footage)
• Wilhelm Keitel as Himself (archive footage)
• Fritz Lafontaine as Himself
• Theodor Morell as Himself (archive footage)
• Benito Mussolini as Himself (archive footage)
• Werner Mölders as Himself (archive footage)
• Friedrich Paulus as Himself (archive footage)
• Erich Raeder as Himself (archive footage)
• Walther Rathenau as Himself (archive footage)
• Otto Ernst Remer as Himself (archive footage)
• Alfred Rosenberg as Himself (archive footage)
• Ernst Röhm as Himself (archive footage)
• Fritz Sauckel as Himself (archive footage)
• Hjalmar Schacht as Himself (archive footage)
• Ferdinand Schörner as Himself (archive footage)
• Arthur Seyss-Inquart as Himself (archive footage)
• Albert Speer as Himself (archive footage)
• Joseph Stalin as Himself (archive footage)
• Julius Streicher as Himself (archive footage)
• Gustav Stresemann as Himself (archive footage)
• Harry S. Truman as Himself (archive footage)
• Tsar Nicholas II as Himself (archive footage)
• Ulrich von Hassel as Himself (archive footage)
• Paul von Hindenburg as Himself (archive footage)
• Ewald von Kleist as Himself (archive footage)
• Konstantin von Neurath as Himself (archive footage)
• Franz von Papen as Himself (archive footage)
• Joachim von Ribbentrop as Himself (archive footage)
• Gerd von Rundstedt as Himself (archive footage)
• Baldur von Schirach as Himself (archive footage)
• Erwin von Witzleben as Himself (archive footage)
• Georgi Zhukov as Himself

Soundtrack

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External links

• Bis fünf nach zwölf - Adolf Hitler und das 3. Reich at IMDb
• Bis fünf nach zwölf - Adolf Hitler und das 3. Reich is available for free viewing and download at the Internet Archive

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