TV
World War Two
Season 9 Episode 12: How to Tank the Economy for War - Q4 1935
Nazi Germany in late 1935 was becoming more ruthless, more militarized, and more dangerous. In this episode, Spartacus Olsson reports from Berlin on the final months of 1935, when Hitler’s regime tightened its grip through food shortages, propaganda, rearmament, and the continued implementation of the Nuremberg Laws. As ordinary Germans faced rising prices, scarce meat and butter, and mounting pressure to sacrifice for the Reich, the Nazi state pushed its “guns before butter” economy even further. We examine the “fat gap,” Winter Relief, Eintopfsonntag, and the growing burden placed on German families while resources were diverted to war preparation.
- Genre:
- Documentary, War & Politics
- Seasons:
- 9
- Episodes:
- 391
- Cast:
- Indy Neidell
- Quality:
- HD
- Duration:
- 17 min
- First Air:
- 2018
- Rating:
- 8.0
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