Despite strict Nazi ideology, many men of Jewish blood became German soldiers. There were either full Jew, half Jew and quarter Jew (according to then Nazi racial laws and designations) who were granted personal exemptions by Hitler to serve in the German army during WW2. Yet despite this, Hitler was so obsessed with "the Jewish question" that he sometimes placed it above winning the war by firing key generals in 1944. Discover another aspect of 20th century history and WW2 that is seldom talked about.

78-min.