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Hitler: The Rise of Evil – Worksheet to accompany the drama documentary<\/a>. A complete breakdown of the themes covered across the two episodes starring Robert Carlyle, designed to help teachers decide which bits should be shown in class and to help students structure their notes. The DVD can be purchased through Amazon here<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Hitler: The Rise of Evil – Worksheet to accompany the drama documentary. A complete breakdown of the themes covered across the two episodes starring Robert Carlyle, designed to help teachers decide which bits should be shown in class and to help students structure their notes. 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