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Nazi Germany fell 80 years ago. During these days, in 1945, the great leaders of Nazism were taken to the Nuremberg tribunal. They had left a trail of many millions of dead, from the interior of Russia to the bottom of the Atlantic. But the person most responsible for World War II never sat in the dock.
This is the first episode of a series of seven reports with the participation of journalist Marcelo Netto (co-author of “The Man Who Buried Hitler”), writer José Manuel Portero (author of “Nazis en la Costa del Sol”), historians Jörg Morré (director of the Berlin-Karlshorst Museum) and João Neto (director of the Pharmacy Museum), which also has the rare period testimony of hotelier António Muchaxo, 95 years old, owner of an inn in the Winch. Authored by Victor Moura-Pinto, with Ricardo Ferreira (image reporter), João Ferreira (image editing), Rita Casaes (graphics) and Ana Gouveia (production).
Narrations by journalists Hugo Matias, Pedro Filipe Silva, Hugo Capela, Paulo Bastos, Isabel Moiçó, Gonçalo Nuno Cabral, Bruno Andrade, Luís Vigário, João Pedro Olim, Pedro Bello Moraes, Miguel Domingos, João Pedro Oca, Conceição Queiroz, Henrique Mateus, Pedro Carvalhas, Miguel Fernandes and Joaquim Franco.
