Los secretos sexuales de Hitler

This could have been a great documentary. For some reason, the producers decided to spread 90 minutes (max) of content over 4 episodes. The result is a painfully repetitive series with a bit of new info in each episode diluted in a pool of repeat images and info. The title is also misleading. While the issue of Hitler's odd sexual preferences is addressed, this is not the central theme. There is his use of drugs, his manipulative and oppressive relationships with women and childhood traumas. It is important to know more about such an important figure in history who caused so much harm to humanity. Unfortunately, this poorly produced series squandered its opportunity.

Half of it was quite interesting, but the problem is every single episode it would repeat facts over and over in eye-rolling predictability. Ridiculous.

Really good documentary if you like watching programs about WW2.

There we rumors he was gay, there were rumors he slept with his niece and many others. Such a monster but women went crazy over him.

We probably will never find out what was the truth. Hitler made sure they wouldn't be any evidences about the things that might not be in line with his image of a man married to the German nation. It's probably why we didn't married until his last day.

This mini series is fascinating, done really well and I watched all episodes in one go.

The series tried to answer the question, why we are so interesting in Hitler's sex life. To understand his behaviour and maybe avoid the history repeat itself.

Based on recent events, should we look into sex life on Mr Putin?

This is a poorly made, dull documentary that offers zero interesting insight into his life.

The secret sex life they talk about basically includes a) info that has been widely known for ages and b) a wild and unsubstantiated claim he liked being urinated on.

Most of the talking heads on the show offer zero interesting takes beyond the fact he had a rubbish and abusive childhood.

What a true waste of time and energy.

This 4 part series could have been condensed to 1 episode, and would still have been mediocre. A few interesting points were made, but the documentary was largely speculative and based on very limited source material.