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Servants of Evil: Voices from Hitler's Army (2001)

Season 1 • Episode 6 • The Luftwaffe: Messengers of Death

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Servants of Evil: Voices from Hitler's Army Season 1, Episode 6: The Luftwaffe: Messengers of Death

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The Luftwaffe was at the cutting edge of Blitzkrieg and it was instrumental in bringing the war to the great cities of Europe, most notably during the 'Blitz' on London during 1940. As the war progressed, however, the pilots were forced to fly more in defence of their country, often in inferior and outdated aircraft. Watch Servants of Evil: Voices from Hitler's Army Season 1, Episode 6 The Luftwaffe: Messengers of Death in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Servants of Evil: Voices from Hitler's Army Season 1, Episode 6 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

6 episodes
Season 1
1

The Waffen SS: The Alibi for History

The Waffen SS - the SS army - was not always looked upon favorably by the German army. With some 900,000 non-Germans in its ranks, it was the performance of crack divisions such as the SS Panzer Liebstandarte and the Hitler Jugund that persuaded the Fuhrer to use them as an elite force. These are the remarkable personal accounts of Germany's rise and fall from the inside, a unique opportunity to see and hear the last testimonies of Hitler's armies
2

Blitzkrieg: Unleashing the Nightmare

World War II military tactic of Blitzkrieg.
3

Defending Berlin: The Last Battles

Russia attacks Berlin in 1945.
4

U-Boats: The Iron Coffin

Conditions aboard U-boats.
5

The Russian Front: The Unholy War

Film footage and interviews depict the Russia's conflict with Germany during World War II.
6

The Luftwaffe: Messengers of Death

The Luftwaffe was at the cutting edge of Blitzkrieg and it was instrumental in bringing the war to the great cities of Europe, most notably during the 'Blitz' on London during 1940. As the war progressed, however, the pilots were forced to fly more in defence of their country, often in inferior and outdated aircraft.