The liberation of Auschwitz is documented firsthand in this remarkable historical footage shot by Soviet cameraman Captain Alexander Vorontsov and later used as evidence by the prosecution at the Nuremburg War Crime Trials. As the footage tells the tale of the six-thousand prisoners left to perish as the Russian Army descended upon the notorious concentration camp, Vorontsov offers a firsthand account of the harrowing effect that witnessing the horrifying scene had on himself and his fellow Russian liberators.

This extensive documentary release offers a collection of four hard hitting documentaries about the most infamous villain of the 20th century: Adolph Hitler. Through archival footage, in-depth historical analysis, and interviews with historians and scholars, the inner workings of the dictator are brought to light, exploring both his inner psychology, and his outward interaction with the nation he would rule with an iron fist.