Europa: The Last Battle

A controversial reinterpretation of Europe’s twentieth century upheavals

Europa: The Last Battle is a multi part documentary series that presents a sweeping narrative of Europe’s modern history, moving from the early twentieth century to the present day. Structured as a chronological account, the film revisits World War I, the Bolshevik Revolution, the Weimar Republic, economic collapse and social unrest in Germany, and the rise of Adolf Hitler, before addressing World War II and its aftermath. Throughout this progression, the series asserts that commonly accepted historical interpretations obscure what it describes as deeper political and economic forces shaping Europe’s destiny.

Created by Tobias Bratt, the documentary positions itself as a corrective to mainstream historical narratives. It claims to reveal hidden causes behind major conflicts and to question the moral and political foundations of post war Europe. In doing so, it adopts a revisionist perspective that has generated significant controversy and criticism.

The film has been widely discussed for its ideological framing and for promoting interpretations that diverge sharply from academic consensus, including narratives associated with far right movements in Europe such as the Nordic Resistance Movement. Its circulation online has been driven largely by political activists and conspiracy focused communities. As a result, the series is often examined not only as a historical account but also as an example of how history can be reframed to support contemporary ideological positions.