Education For Death is a Disney short film depicting the life of Hans, a child born in Nazi Germany. The film chronicles Hans’ journey from infancy to adulthood, illustrating his indoctrination into Nazi ideology. Made during Disney’s collaboration with the U.S. government, this short was one of over 30 films made to support the Allied effort through educational and propaganda media. It was later released as part of the Walt Disney Treasures: On the Front Lines DVD collection in 2004. | Disney H

Reason and Emotion is a short film made by Disney during World War II that illustrates the danger of letting emotions take control. The film concludes by depicting how Hitler rose to power by manipulating Germans’ emotions through fear, sympathy, pride, and hate. The short was nominated for an Academy Award and later served as an inspiration for Pixar’s Inside Out. | Disney History Channel