ZDF series – Die Deutschen (historical series on the evolution of Germany) - all videos

are in German with no subtitles

https://www.zdf.de/dokumentation/die-deutschen

Smithsonian Cannel - Comcast channel 915

Wild Castles – Season 1 Episode 5 – Neuschwanstein
In English

Prime Video - Sophie Scholl, Die Letzten Tage (White Rose)

In German with English subtitles

Prime Video Documentary – Hitler’s Children

This is the story of the lives and struggles of relatives of high-ranking Nazi officials
In German with English subtitles

Documentary on EPIX and Prime Video - Germans and Jews

it is about the relationship since the war.    
Mostly in English but some German with English Subtitles

in my mind, it explains the tolerance the Germans have for the Arab refugees
despite the issues and crimes they have experienced.  But it is also the contrast
to movies like Schindler's List.  

Do a search in Netflix for “German” and you will find a number of entries. I have only
one recommendation – The Lives of Others (life in the DDR before and right after the
Wall came down)

Sony and Prime Video - Labyrinth of Lies (a young German prosecutor vows to bring
Nazi war criminals to justice – based on a true story)
German with English subtitles

Deutschland von oben - 6 videos 3 videos for each episode.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXk9o2ZpjmIHNV1SH-FhHdg-bdZUm7S_H

The coronavirus song from Germany

https://videos3.focus.de/binary/2020/4/9/19/1497266805843-9777mu/Master3_SinfoglesiaClipT
afel_1080MP4-1586452955984.mp4
They sing "Victoriam misericordia - victoriam vitae - omnia speramus." which means: Der Sieg der
Menschlichkeit, des Mitgefühls, ist der Sieg des Lebens, den wir uns alle wünschen. => The victory of
humanity, of compassion, is the victory of life that we all want
The corona pandemic poses great challenges for the food banks in Germany. The support of the 1.65
million Tafel (foodbank) customers cannot be maintained due to the spread of the corona virus in the
conventional form. Many boards have temporarily stopped operating - to protect their employees and
customers. Other boards are reorganizing their operations so that the food can be dispensed with as little
contact as possible.  

Videos about German or Austria or Switzerland and they are all available for viewing on
Amazon Prime (video) – all in English.

The Salzburg Festival (3 hrs 15 min) – Having been granted unprecedented access to
Austria's film archives, director Tony Palmer takes us through the history of his historic festival.
The birthplace of Mozart and having hosted every world-class opera star, The Salzburg Festival
has a rich and storied history beautifully explored in this film

https://www.amazon.com/Salzburg-Festival-Pl%C3%A1cido-Domingo/dp/B083TJW71C/ref=sr_
1_1?dchild=1&keywords=The+Salzburg+Festival&qid=1589751592&sr=8-1

Footloose in Austria (1 hr 35 min) – Hallstatt and Salzburg – UK filmmakers Debra Rixon and
husband David visit the stunningly beautiful Hallstatt in the Salzkammergut region and take two
scenic walks in the mountains. They slide down inside the salt mine then meet local characters.
In part two they visit the musical city of Salzburg making a trail through its historic streets, see
the Marionette Theatre and meet a chocolatier. A perfect travel guide video

https://www.amazon.com/Footloose-Austria-Hallstatt-Debra-Rixon/dp/B0711K2P26/ref=sr_1_1?
dchild=1&keywords=Footloose+in+Austria+%E2%80%93+Hallstatt+and+Salzburg+-&qid=1589
751616&sr=8-1

Footloose in the Austrian Tyrol (2 hrs 20 min)- A feature length and enjoyable railway,
motoring and walking travelogue of this fabulous region of Austria. Hosted by UK filmmakers
Debra and David Rixon . Featuring Innsbruck, Mayrhofen, Kitzbuhel, Alpenrallye classic cars,
the High Alpine Road and the Austrian narrow gauge railways of the Zillertal and Achensee.
Debra meets a Count in his castle. A first class travel guide!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B01CRCO0Y0/ref=atv_dp_b06_det_c_UTPsmN_1_4

 Footloose in Bavaria (1 hr 20 min) - Regensburg, Oberpfalz, Neuschwanstein – A first class

travel guide, and scenic walking trail through Germany's Oberpfalz, a region of castles,
medieval towns and colorful villages, by UK filmmakers Debra and David Rixon. Historic
Regensburg takes center stage and is Germany's best preserved, and most complete medieval
city. Ends with a visit to the most famous castle in the world: Schloss Neuschwanstein, which
inspired Walt Disney

https://www.amazon.com/Footloose-Bavaria-Regensburg-Oberpfalz-Neuschwanstein/dp/B06VX
25W5R

 Footloose in Switzerland (1 hr 22 min) - A spectacular travelogue by UK filmmakers Debra

and David Rixon, in 2 parts: 1. The Bernese Oberland - Includes Swiss Railways, flower filled
meadow walks, spectacular waterfalls and the Jungfraujoch, the Top of Europe! Part 2. A visit to
Lucerne, the beautiful city on the lake - Old wooden bridges, the city wall and its towers, a
paddle steamer ride and a visit to the famous Transport Museum

https://www.amazon.com/Footloose-Switzerland-Debra-Rixon/dp/B06XK5N1NW/ref=sr_1_1?cri
d=1GQN3PZWF5366&dchild=1&keywords=footloose+in+switzerland&qid=1589752664&s=insta
nt-video&sprefix=footlo%2Cinstant-video%2C200&sr=1-1

Basel and Luzern: quest for the Crossroads – Quest for the Crossroads investigates how a
daunting route over the Gotthard pass in the Alps, down through central Switzerland along Lake
Lucerne and north to Basel on the Rhine River became a main trade route from Italy to Northern
Europe and the world. How did this route become the link for goods, ideas, and people?
Today Basel and Lucerne are hubs for commerce, democracy and freedom

https://www.amazon.com/Basel-Lucerne-Crossroads-Richard-Bangs/dp/B0716BBBCD/ref=sr_1
_1?dchild=1&keywords=basel&qid=1589752534&s=instant-video&sr=1-1

There are also a number of other videos specific to cities and regions in Germany, Austria and
Switzerland