Drama · BBC Radio 4
by BBC Radio 4
The story of how in just 13 years, Hitler led a fringe sect with less than a hundred members and outlandish ideas to be the dominant force in German politics.
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History with a relevant narrative plot…great acting and audio design…compelling and absorbing with me on the edge of my seat despite knowing the general outline of the story. I’m so happy to have discovered that BBC is so excellent at the podcast business.
It’s a good podcast, but even with the all the history and specifics of the situation in 1930s Germany delivered in a consumer friendly manner, people still tend to conflate the issues of today with the issues surrounding the Second World War.
I have been listening to this podcast since episode 1 and it hooks you at the very start. This Takes place from many perspectives that make it very interesting! Bravo Zulu to those who have participated to created this!
Very good show. Educational but keeps you interested. A little hard to follow at times but even with that I still love it.
I liked the story idea very much, but I believe it failed in its execution. The scenes that were chosen could have been more relevant and at times were over acted. I truly wanted to like this, anything that tries to bring history to life should be pursued, but I just believe this missed the mark.
Too much dramatization. It's extremely jarring when listening. Would have been much better as a regular podcast with one host/narrator.
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