Hitler's Children

Hitler's Children (2011) is a powerful documentary that explores the lives of the descendants of the most powerful figures in the Nazi regime, including Hitler, Himmler, Frank, Göring, and Höss. The film delves into the personal struggles of these individuals as they navigate the weight of their families' terrifying legacies and the innate revulsion they evoke. Through interviews and documentary footage, the film showcases their diverse personalities and personal histories, revealing their varied approaches to coming to terms with their ancestors' crimes. Some have chosen to speak publicly about their experiences, author books, or keep their family names, while others have decided to live in Germany or celebrate their German heritage. The film also touches on their relationships with the victims of the Holocaust, providing a thought-provoking insight into the complexities of family, legacy, and identity.

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