Listen to the continuation of the story of Leni Riefenstahl, the greatest propaganda filmmaker of the Third Reich, told by historian Virginie Girod, in an unpublished story in two episodes. In 1935, when she already had several achievements made at the request of Adolf Hitler to her credit, Leni Riefenstahl was about to make a film about the Berlin Olympics which were being prepared. But for that, she wants to collaborate with a certain Willy Zielke, a great filmmaker too but who has already been twice censored by the Reich. Leni Riefenstahl then decides to organize a film screening in the presence of Willy Zielke and Joseph Goebbels, the Minister of People's Education and Propaganda of the Third Reich. When the war ends, the question of judging Leni Riefenstahl will arise... This story is a Europe 1 Studio production.

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Listen to the continuation of the story of Leni Riefenstahl, the greatest propaganda filmmaker of the Third Reich, told by historian Virginie Girod, in an unpublished story in two episodes. In 1935, when she already had several achievements made at the request of Adolf Hitler to her credit, Leni Riefenstahl was preparing to make a film about the Berlin Olympics which were being prepared. But for that, she wants to collaborate with a certain Willy Zielke, a great filmmaker too, but who has already been twice censored by the Reich. Leni Riefenstahl then decides to organize a film screening in the presence of Willy Zielke and Joseph Goebbels, the Minister of People's Education and Propaganda of the Third Reich. When the war ends, the question of judging Leni Riefenstahl will arise... This story is a Europe 1 Studio production. & quot;At the heart of history" is a Europe 1 Studio podcast. Writing and presentation: Virginie Girod - Production: Adèle Humbert - Artistic direction: Adèle Humbert and Julien Tharaud - Production: Clément Ibrahim - Original music: Julien Tharaud - Additional music: Julien Tharaud and Sébastien Guidis - Communication: Kelly Decroix - Distribution and writing: Eloise Bertil - Visual: Sidonie Mangin