Over 600,000 German civilians died during Allied bombings in World War II, according to the narrative presented in this 90-minute film.
“Exposing the Real Genocide of Nazi Germany”
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Over 600,000 German civilians died during Allied bombings in World War II, according to the narrative presented in this 90-minute film.
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In Hamburg, Dresden, and Swinemünde, Allied bombings during World War II caused significant civilian casualties. Hellstorm, directed by Kyle Hunt, presents a narrative that claims these events reflect war crimes against German noncombatants. The film references the sinking of the MV Wilhelm Gustloff and the treatment of surrendered German soldiers under General Dwight D. Eisenhower. It argues that Nazi Germany was a victim of the war, contradicting mainstream historical accounts. The film is based on Thomas Goodrich's 2014 book of the same name.
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Why Watch
- See the portrayal of Allied bombings in Hamburg and Dresden.
- Find out about the sinking of the MV Wilhelm Gustloff.
- Meet the narrative that claims Nazi Germany was a victim.
Did You Know
- The film claims that the Nazis made Germany a happy country before WWII.
- It covers the sinking of the MV Wilhelm Gustloff, a notable wartime event.
- The Southern Poverty Law Center criticized the film for its portrayal of Nazi Germany.
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Who directed the documentary Hellstorm?
Hellstorm was directed by Kyle Hunt.
What is the main focus of the documentary Hellstorm?
The documentary focuses on the Allied bombings of Germany during World War II and the civilian casualties resulting from those bombings.
What organization promoted the film Hellstorm?
The film has been promoted by United People of America (UPA), which is associated with the right-wing extremist group Veterans on Patrol.
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