Adolf Hitler survived dozens of assassination attempts before the war finally ended without one succeeding. This film picks apart six of them, reconstructing the planning behind each and asking why it failed. Poison, hidden explosives, and sniper fire all get their own case, including a 1943 attempt by a rifleman who never got a clean shot and the 1944 bomb plot that came close enough to leave Hitler with a shredded uniform and ringing ears. The film treats each plot as a small piece of engineering, walking through timing, access, and the moment things went wrong, whether that was a jammed detonator or a change in Hitler's schedule. It also follows the people behind the plans, officers and civilians operating inside a regime that executed relatives of suspected conspirators alongside the plotters themselves, and it traces what happened to the would-be assassins afterward: public execution, imprisonment, torture. The throughline is procedural rather than speculative, six failures examined closely enough to show how differently the war might have ended.