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History remembers Hitler, Himmler and Goebbels as the faces of Nazi power—but two women lived at the center of that world, seeing everything and leaving behind a fortune that still shapes Germany today. For more than a decade, Eva Braun was Hitler’s hidden companion, filming carefree color home movies at the Berghof while Europe burned. In Berlin, Magda Goebbels played the role of ‘First Lady of the Third Reich’, standing beside Joseph Goebbels in public—and later poisoning their six children rather than let them survive the regime’s collapse.

This documentary takes you behind closed doors into their private lives: Eva’s attempts at suicide, the gifts of jewelry, furs and art that built her personal wealth, and the final hours when she married Hitler in the bunker and died by his side. We trace Magda’s path from a failed first marriage into the powerful Quandt industrial dynasty, through her carefully crafted public image, to her decision in April 1945 to kill her children and herself. Along the way, we follow the money: how companies linked to her first husband used forced labor during the war, how the Quandt family emerged after 1945 as billionaire owners of BMW, and why a 2007 investigation concluded that their empire was deeply rooted in Nazi exploitation.

More than a story of two women, this film asks hard questions about complicity and inherited wealth. Were Eva Braun and Magda Goebbels victims trapped in a totalitarian system, or willing beneficiaries who chose status and comfort over conscience? And what should be done when modern fortunes can be traced back to the suffering of concentration camp prisoners and murdered families?

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