Science Channel - Hitler's Secret Science (2010)

Description: In the crucible of World War II, Germany's most brilliant scientists race to create terrifying new weapons of mass destruction. Before the war is over, Germany will produce many technological firsts that remain the basis for many air and spacecraft today.

Personal Comments: This is an interesting documentary on Germany's Wonder Weapons. Since it is mainstream they didn't dig as deeply as I would have liked but they still went further than I would have expected. All-in-all, another great documentary to add to the collection.

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