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DOX TV will present "Dictator: The Hitler interviews" on October 1, 2026, which examines Hitler through the perspectives of his friends, enablers, associates, and contemporaries, drawing from thousands of hours of archived interviews from across Europe, Russia, and America. Previously, on August 7, the platform released "The gig is up," exploring the global gig economy, valued at over $5 trillion, and how millions find work task-by-task online, from food delivery to AI image tagging. Earlier on July 14, DOX TV featured "Alone across Arctic," chronicling acclaimed explorer Adam Shoalts' 4000-kilometer canoe trek across the northern wilds of Canada, from Yukon to Nunavut, as he navigated uncharted waterways before winter. The same day, "And the King Said What a Fantastic Machine" debuted, a thought-provoking examination by filmmakers Axel Danielson and Maximilien Van Aertryck of humanity's infatuation with image and its influence on human behavior. This follows the June 9 presentation of "How nazis lost the war," which depicted Hitler's war machine and its eventual defeat through the lens of the generals and the paranoid Fuhrer.
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