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* ''Film/{{Diplomacy|2014}}'' -- Focuses entirely on the negotiations between Swedish ambassador Raoul Nordling and General Dietrich von Choltitz as the German occupation of UsefulNotes/{{Paris}} is about to end.

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* ''Film/{{Diplomacy|2014}}'' -- Focuses entirely on the negotiations between Swedish ambassador Raoul Nordling and General Dietrich von Choltitz as the German occupation of UsefulNotes/{{Paris}} is about to end.end in August 1944.



* ''Film/IsParisBurning'' -- About the Liberation of UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}, in which General Dietrich von Choltitz, who's in command of the German garrison occupying Paris, faces moral choices after receiving orders to destroy it from Adolf Hitler.

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* ''Film/IsParisBurning'' -- About the Liberation of UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}, UsefulNotes/{{Paris}} in late August 1944, in which General Dietrich von Choltitz, who's in command of the German garrison occupying Paris, faces moral choices after receiving orders to destroy it from Adolf Hitler.
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* SS-Totenkopfverbände (lit. Death's Head Squads, Concentration Camps)
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* Geheime Staatspolizei or Gestapo (lit. Secret State Police)

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* [[UsefulNotes/TheGestapo Geheime Staatspolizei or Gestapo Gestapo]] (lit. Secret State Police)
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* ''Film/{{Diplomacy|2014}}'' -- Focuses entirely on the negociations between Swedish ambassador Raoul Nordling and General Dietrich von Choltitz as the German occupation of UsefulNotes/{{Paris}} is about to end.

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* ''Film/{{Diplomacy|2014}}'' -- Focuses entirely on the negociations between Swedish ambassador Raoul Nordling and General Dietrich von Choltitz as the German occupation of UsefulNotes/{{Paris}} is about to end.



* ''Film/IsParisBurning'' -- About the last days of the occupation of UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}, in which General Dietrich von Choltitz, who's in command of the garrison occupying Paris, faces moral choices after receiving orders to destroy it from Adolf Hitler.
** ''Film/{{Diplomacy|2014}}'' focuses entirely on the negociations between Swedish ambassador Raoul Nordling and von Choltitz.

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* ''Film/IsParisBurning'' -- About the last days of the occupation Liberation of UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}, in which General Dietrich von Choltitz, who's in command of the German garrison occupying Paris, faces moral choices after receiving orders to destroy it from Adolf Hitler.
** ''Film/{{Diplomacy|2014}}'' focuses entirely on the negociations between Swedish ambassador Raoul Nordling and von Choltitz.
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NoSwastikas is the rule practically everywhere in multiplayer and for players in solo games [[PoliticallyCorrectHistory no matter how inaccurate it is]] (depending on the game, there are [[GameMod mods]] to fix this), because most European nations ban depicting the Swastika other than for historical/educational purposes, and many nations consider video games purely entertainment and thus they don't qualify for such an exemption. And it's usually seen as not worth the effort to make one version of a game for Europe and another version for the rest of the world. This changed in the late 2010s however, when the UsefulNotes/{{Unity}}-powered satirical fighting game ''Bundesfighter II Turbo'' gained controversy for its use of the swastika; the public prosecutor's office in Stuttgart refused to investigate the game for its use of the swastika, deeming it as a work of art and thus exempt from the ban on unconstitutional symbols, thus legalising swastikas in video games, though the USK has to review games that use Nazi symbols on a case-to-case basis. The first swastika-bearing game to be released in Germany uncensored was ''Through the Darkest of Times''.

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NoSwastikas is the rule practically everywhere in multiplayer and for players in solo games [[PoliticallyCorrectHistory no matter how inaccurate it is]] (depending on the game, there are [[GameMod mods]] to fix this), because most European nations ban depicting the Swastika other than for historical/educational purposes, and many nations consider video games purely entertainment and thus they don't qualify for such an exemption. And it's usually seen as not worth the effort to make one version of a game for Europe and another version for the rest of the world. This changed in the late 2010s however, when the UsefulNotes/{{Unity}}-powered satirical fighting game ''Bundesfighter II Turbo'' gained controversy for its use of the swastika; the public prosecutor's office in Stuttgart refused to investigate the game for its use of the swastika, deeming it as a work of art and thus exempt from the ban on unconstitutional symbols, thus legalising swastikas in video games, though the USK has to review games that use Nazi symbols on a case-to-case basis. The first swastika-bearing game to be released in Germany uncensored was ''Through the Darkest of Times''.
Times'', which has a more acceptable and didactic context, being specifically about LaResistance in Germany at the time.
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* ''Film/TheCaptain'' (''Der Hauptmann'') -- The story of UsefulNotes/WilliHerold, a young Corporal posing as a Luftwaffe Captain who ended up causing a massacre of German deserters in the final days of the war.

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* ''Film/TheCaptain'' (''Der Hauptmann'') -- The story of UsefulNotes/WilliHerold, a young Corporal posing as a Luftwaffe ''Luftwaffe'' Captain who ended up causing a massacre of German deserters in the final days of the war.
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* ''Film/{{The Bridge|1959}}'' -- About the war experience of a 16-year old ''Volkssturm'' conscript on the Western front in the last days of the war.
* ''Film/TheCaptain'' -- The story of UsefulNotes/WilliHerold, a young Corporal posing as a Luftwaffe Captain who ended up causing a massacre of German deserters in the final days of the war.

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* ''Film/{{The Bridge|1959}}'' (''Die Brücke'') -- About the war experience of a 16-year old ''Volkssturm'' conscript on the Western front in the last days of the war.
* ''Film/TheCaptain'' (''Der Hauptmann'') -- The story of UsefulNotes/WilliHerold, a young Corporal posing as a Luftwaffe Captain who ended up causing a massacre of German deserters in the final days of the war.



* ''Film/TheGreenDevilsOfMonteCassino'' -- About the ''Fallschirmjäger'' who fought in the battle of Monte Cassino in UsefulNotes/{{Italy}}.

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* ''Film/TheGreenDevilsOfMonteCassino'' (''Die grünen Teufel von Monte Cassino'') -- About the ''Fallschirmjäger'' who fought in the battle of Monte Cassino in UsefulNotes/{{Italy}}.
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* ''Film/TheCaptain'' -- The story of UsefulNotes/WilliHerold, a young Corporal posing as a Luftwaffe Captain who ended up causing a massacre of German deserters in the final days of the war.

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