Hitler's Circle of Evil

In the aftermath of World War I, Germany cries out for a savior -- and wealthy occultist Dietrich Eckart thinks he’s found him: Adolf Hitler.

In March 1923, the Nazi Party looks finished as Hitler is in prison and his followers are scattered, but instead, it's only the beginning; Rudolf Hess has an epiphany about using power through legitimate means.

As the Wall Street crash plunges Germany into economic freefall and political uncertainty, the Nazi party grows in strength and power while they embark on a masterclass of electioneering and propaganda.

As the Nazis seize power in 1933, there is a secret struggle between the war hero, Hermann Göring, and the spin doctor and anti-Semite, Josef Goebbels; Goebbels gains a strong influence over the party.

As the Third Reich prepares for war, ruthless infighting divides the Nazi leaders; while Rudolf Hess, Hermann Göring and Josef Goebbels all vye to be the Fuhrer’s favorite, a new player steps onto the scene: Martin Bormann.

As Europe is engulfed by total war, Hitler’s loyal deputy, Rudolf Hess, feels increasingly isolated from the inner circle; Hess is desperate to regain the Fuhrer’s attention and trust.