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The Great Art Dictator

BBC Two
on BBC Two England

Adolf Hitler dreamed of commemorating himself with the creation of a great art gallery dedicated to the glory of the Third Reich.
Historian Norman Stone traces the story of plunder and dubious purchases as the collection was amassed. The film includes: Madeleine Duke , victim of Nazi looting; Hans Herbst , a buyer for the collection; Rodolfo Siviero , Italian resistance officer; Albert Speer , Hitler's architect; Wynford Vaughan-Thomas , war correspondent.
Film editor SUSAN SPIVEY
Producer DAVID WALLACE

Contributors

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Adolf Hitler
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Norman Stone
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Madeleine Duke
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Hans Herbst
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Rodolfo Siviero
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Albert Speer
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Wynford Vaughan-Thomas
Editor:
Susan Spivey
Producer:
David Wallace
Source: Radio Times

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