Triumph des Willens

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Triumph des Willens is a 1935 Nazi propaganda documentary film that chronicles the Nuremberg Rally and is infamous for its pioneering yet deeply controversial cinematic techniques.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Nazi propaganda film
documentary film
film
propaganda film
archivalStatus preserved in various film archives
bannedIn postwar Germany for many years
cinematographyBy Karl Vash
Sepp Allgeier
Walter Frentz
Werner Bohne
commissionedBy Adolf Hitler
Nazi Party
controversialFor glorification of Adolf Hitler
glorification of the Nazi Party
overt Nazi propaganda
countryOfOrigin Germany
depictsOrganization Hitler Youth
Nazi Party
surface form: NSDAP

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director Leni Riefenstahl
editedBy Leni Riefenstahl
EnglishTitle Triumph des Willens self-linksurface differs
surface form: Triumph of the Will
era Third Reich cinema
ethicalAssessment widely condemned for its political content
featuresEvent Nuremberg Party Rally
surface form: 1934 Nuremberg Rally
filmingLocation Nuremberg
filmingYear 1934
genre documentary film
political film
propaganda film
hasCulturalImpact cited in film schools for technique and ethics
studied as example of filmic propaganda
hasFilmFormat black-and-white
historicalContext pre-World War II Germany
influenced documentary film techniques
later propaganda films
musicBy Herbert Windt
Richard Wagner
notableFor careful staging and choreography of mass rallies
extensive use of moving cameras
influential editing techniques
innovative cinematography
pioneering aerial photography
originalLanguage German
politicalAlignment Nazi ideology
portrays Adolf Hitler
Baldur von Schirach
HeinrichHimmler
surface form: Heinrich Himmler

Hermann Göring
Joseph Goebbels
Julius Streicher
Rudolf Hess
Viktor Lutze
Werner von Blomberg
portraysAs cult of personality around Adolf Hitler
producer Leni Riefenstahl
Reich Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda
surface form: Reichspropagandaleitung der NSDAP
productionCompany Leni Riefenstahl-Produktion
publicationYear 1935
releaseDate 1935-03-28
runningTimeMinutes 110
screenedAt Nazi Party events
setInLocation Nuremberg
subject Adolf Hitler
Nazism
surface form: National Socialism

Nuremberg Party Rally
surface form: Nuremberg Rally
timePeriodDepicted 1934
title Triumph des Willens self-link
usedAs propaganda tool by the Nazi regime
writer Leni Riefenstahl

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Leni Riefenstahl notableWork Triumph des Willens
Leni Riefenstahl directed Triumph des Willens
Leni Riefenstahl’s film Olympia follows Triumph des Willens
subject surface form: Olympia
this entity surface form: Triumph of the Will
Triumph des Willens title Triumph des Willens self-link
Triumph des Willens EnglishTitle Triumph des Willens self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Triumph of the Will
Helene notableWork Triumph des Willens
subject surface form: Helene "Leni" Riefenstahl
this entity surface form: Triumph of the Will
Helene hasSubject Triumph des Willens
subject surface form: Helene "Leni" Riefenstahl
this entity surface form: Nuremberg Rallies in Triumph of the Will
Karl Vash workedOn Triumph des Willens
Sepp Allgeier notableWork Triumph des Willens
Sepp Allgeier workedOn Triumph des Willens