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Rudolf Hess: The Last Prisoner of Spandau
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December 6, 2018
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December 6, 2018
4,769,217
63,100
1,656
1.36%
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6:09Now PlayingRudolf Hess, the last prisoner in Spandau, Berlin, died in 1987. He had been confined inside since 1947 with six other Nuremberg defendants, but by 1966 he was the last one left in a prison designed for 600. Find out how he ended up in Spandau, how he was guarded by the armed forces of four nations, how he lived and his ultimate fate, along with the fate of the building itself.
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