I'm interested in watching a WWII documentary which talks mainly about the politics, economics, geography, causes, etc. about the second World War. One that explains Hitler's propaganda, how was Stalin's governmet during his era, why did the USA get involved, Charles de Gaulle, etc.
All the ones I seem to find focus way too much in either stories of civilians and soldiers, or military tactics and combat, etc, and I don't really care too much about that.
Thanks in advance.
The best documentary is The World at War, released in 1973.
There are 26 1-hour episodes covering all your topics of interest and more. It stands as probably the most definitive documentary on the war, and includes interviews with insider participants like Albert Speer and Traudl Junge (Hitler's secretary).