THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: GOERING (1957)
Walter Cronkite narrates this journey through the failed life of World War I hero Hermann Goering, a man grown fat on his excesses and the object of derision by the very people he bullied and charmed into popularizing him.
MEN IN CRISIS: CHURCHILL VS. GOERING(21 Min., B&W)
Edmund O'Brien narrates an installment of the definitive "opponent vs opponent" documentary series which explores the decisive confrontation between the chief of the German Luftwaffe, Air Marshal Herman Goering, and the British Prime Minister Winston Churchill for air supremacy over England and the crushing of British defenses in preparation for a thwarted invasion.
BIOGRAPHY (CBS): GOEBBELS (1963)
Mike Wallace exposition of "The Poison Dwarf" Dr. Joseph Goebbels, whose personal inadequacies become the stuff of propagandized myth and dominated the imaginative life of the German people.
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: GOEBBELS (1957)
Cronkite's treatment of Goebbels, aided by the psychological insights of historian H. R. Trevor-Roper.
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: HESS (1957)
Cronkite returns to attempt to demystify the bewildering peacemaking attempts of Hitler's old comrade-in-arms and personal secretary Rudolf Hess, whom Goering referred to at the Nuremberg Trials as "a fruitcake".