The landing on the moon by the crew of Apollo 11 in July 1969 was one of mankind's greatest achievements. But the roots of this fantastic technological feat lie in a little German fishing village called Peenemunde on the northern coast of Northern Germany. This was the site of a secret weapon development establishment which was the cradle of technology which made manned space flight possible in later years. Yet the legend that surrounds Peenemunde is closely tied to death and destruction. It was on the 3rd October 1942 that the 'Aggregat 4' rocket - later called the... V2 by Nazi propaganda officials - was successfully launched. It flew the distance of 147 kilometers and became the first man-made device to actually reach the borders of space. This film uses imposing film material and exciting interviews to tell the story of the development work that has done in Peenemunde and how the people close to Wernher von Braun and Walter Dornberger lived and worked. How did the Allies manage to discover some of the secrets of the weapons developed in Peenemunde? Just how much influence did Hitler and Himmler have on the project? Which secret projects were still under development in spring 1945. And which weapon systems continued to be developed by the Americans after the war? A fascinating title for all to view and quite different as it is completely taken from the German perspective with unseen footage. [show more]
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