Blood and Soil

Year: 1933

Runtime: 28 mins

Language: German

Directors: Walter Ruttmann, Hans von Passavant

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The film presents the Nazi “Blood and Soil” doctrine, tying ancestry (blood) to native land (soil) and praising rural life over cities. It shows a peasant family forced by a liberal regime to sell their farm, move to a poor city, and later, after the Nazis seize power, return to their land and regain prosperity. Propaganda warns Germany will shrink by 2050 without a massive birth rate.

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