The Big Four: Documentary Analysis

The name of the program I decided to watch with my mother was called Hitler and the Nazis. We discovered this documentary on Netflix on April 8th, 2015; it was viewed on my television at home at approximately 5:30 pm. My Mother and I were interested in this specific documentary because we did not know what was the acumen behind Hitler’s gruesome actions, including his eagerness for domination and restriction

This documentary discuses how the worlds most well known fascist came into control; It also describes the intentions of Hitler and many key points leading up to his superiority. In the early 1930’s, Germany was in the midst of an economic depression; Germany was lacking confidence, and with an even more fragile government something needed to be done; Germanys weak government became later known as he Weimar Republic, it was a name given by historians to

On November 11, 1918 Germany signed cease-fire, this is the agreement that ended the fighting in Western Europe, which compromised the First World War. It marked a crucial victory for the Allies and a defeat from Germany, although they did not ceremoniously surrender. This led to the Paris Peace Conference; this was a meeting of the Allied victors after world war one. It was established to set peace with central powers, but decide the result of the losing country. “ The Big Four” incorporated the President of the United States, Woodrow Wilson, The Prime Minister of Great Britain, David Lloyd George, the Prime Minister Of France, Georges Clemenceau, and the Prime Minister of Italy; Vittorio Emanuele Orlando. The most influential figures in the debate were Prime Minister David Lloyd and Prime Minister Georges Clemenceau. Woodrow Wilson requested simple peace, David Lloyd demanded safety and protection from Germany, but Clemenceau eagerly wanted money to pay for all the destruction caused by the