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mods: The Reichsorchester the Berlin Philharmonic and the Third Reich Berlin Philharmonic and the Third Reich Sánchez Lansch, Enrique 1963- director, screenwriter. Aster, Misha 1978- collaborator. Bastiaan, Hans 1911- interviewee (expression) Hartmann, Erich 1920- interviewee (expression) Gerhardt, Dietrich (Violist) interviewee (expression) Furtwängler, Wilhelm 1886-1954 conductor. Berliner Philharmoniker performer. prf moving image videorecording Documentary films. Documentaries and Factual Films Streaming videos. documentary film. Documentary films History Interviews Nonfiction films Documentary films. Nonfiction films. Documentaires. Films autres que de fiction. gw Berlin, Germany C Major Entertainment 2007 monographic eng access remote 1 online resource (58 min.). This season the Berlin Philharmonic celebrates its 125th year. The orchestra is using its jubilee as an opportunity to examine a rather unknown chapter in its history: The years under the rule of the National Socialists (between 1933 and 1945). Thanks to contemporary witnesses from the orchestra and its fringes who are still alive today, and thanks also to extensive and until now unappraised archive materials, it is possible to gain an insight into this microcosmos: where does the thin line run separating autonomy from entanglement, innocence from guilt? A chapter from the history of Germany and Berlin, as gripping as it is volatile, comes to life once more. The Philharmonic declared Reichsorchester -- Jewish members of the orchestra -- Political takeover -- Party hacks in the orchestra -- Privileges -- Tours abroad -- Bombs falling on Berlin -- Berlin frontlines : Philharmonic plays on -- Final months of the war -- Fresh start and denazification process -- The aftermath -- Finale, for now. general a film by Enrique Sánchez Lansch ; written and directed by Enrique Sánchez Lansch ; collaborator, Misha Aster ; a co-production of Eikon, RBB in co-operation with Cine Impuls. Title from resource description page…