The Führer and Reich Chancellor of Germany, leader of the Nazi Party, whose territorial expansion and racial ideologies led to World War II and the Holocaust.

Hitler’s Minister of Propaganda who controlled information and manipulated public opinion throughout the Third Reich and kept a critical diary.

The Third Reich’s Foreign Minister involved in orchestrating Nazi Germany's pre-war and wartime diplomatic agreements, including the Nazi-Soviet Pact.

A leading member of the Nazi Party who commanded the Luftwaffe and amassed a significant personal fortune through the exploitation of conquered countries.

Head of the SS, responsible for enforcing Nazi policies and orchestrating the terror tactics and concentration camps, including the Holocaust.

Leader of the SS Security Service and the Gestapo, instrumental in organizing the mechanisms of the New Order and the Holocaust.

Commander of the SA, responsible for early Nazi street violence, who was later murdered during the Night of the Long Knives.

Chief of Armed Forces High Command (OKW), who executed Hitler’s military orders throughout the war.

Chief of Operations of the High Command of the Armed Forces (OKW), who kept a diary used as a source in documenting the war.

A close associate of Hitler and original party member who, during WWII, attempted a solo diplomatic mission to Britain.

An early Nazi Party member responsible for some of the ideological underpinnings of Nazi racial philosophy.

Publisher of Der Stuermer, known for his extreme antisemitism and propagating obscene falsehoods about the Jewish community.

An Austrian Nazi collaborator who played a key role in the Anschluss, integrating Austria into the Third Reich.

An English author and one of the ideological forebears of Nazi racial theories who influenced Hitler.

Chief of the Army General Staff and an anti-Hitler conspirator, concerned about the military and moral direction of Nazi leadership.

Successor to Ludwig Beck as Chief of the Army General Staff, who documented his experiences and participated in anti-Hitler activities.

A principal figure in the German Resistance against Hitler, known for his moral convictions and pivotal role in the assassination attempt plots.

A key leader in the conspiracy against Hitler, responsible for the July 20, 1944 assassination attempt.

Renowned as the "Desert Fox" for his leadership in the North African campaign, later connected to the anti-Hitler conspiracy.

Former Mayor of Leipzig and prominent figure in the anti-Nazi resistance movement, known for his early opposition to Nazi policies.

Prime Minister of Great Britain prior to WWII, noted for his role in the Munich Agreement and subsequent declaration of war against Germany.

The British Prime Minister during most of WWII, recognized for his steadfast opposition to Nazi Germany and leadership during the war.

The Fascist leader of Italy who allied with Nazi Germany during WWII, yet often displayed hesitancy regarding major military campaigns.

Italian Foreign Minister and Mussolini's son-in-law, noted for his reservations about the Nazi regime and maintaining an important wartime diary.

Leader of the Soviet Union who initially allied with Germany before facing the Nazi invasion and engaging in a prolonged conflict with the Axis powers.