clock 21:50, TODAY 01/24/2009 Bayern
documentary, D 2008
directed.
Michael Verhoeven
Human error
In his film, "Human error" is the renowned author and director Michael Verhoeven out show based on the actual stories of those affected the process of exclusion, disenfranchisement, dispossession, and finally deportation of Jewish citizens.
The end of the Holocaust, the brutal extermination of millions of human lives is - at least in its most important figures - known. Much less documented and still less to imagine the beginnings of the crime in the midst of a "normal" society.
In his film, "Human error" is the renowned, award-winning writer and director Michael Verhoeven fact, according to the specific stories of those affected the process of exclusion, disenfranchisement, dispossession, and finally show deportation of Jewish citizens.
How can it be that such a blatant injustice has been made in legal form again by new laws? Why do the authorities involved are so intense, often overzealous involved in the Holocaust? Why do most non-Jewish Germans have done so little about it? How was it possible to make them all accomplices? Why did it across a vast territory of the Reich as little courage to protest and so little power to Resistance, where?
The central theme of the film is the "linearization" of Jewish property and assets, the complete looting of the Jewish population - after the war through reimbursement or compensation, only a small percentage again been made "good".
Michael Verhoeven's film raises the disturbing and shameful to the present question is to what extent the civilian population has become in Nazi Germany to the beneficiary of the systematic looting of the Jewish population in Germany and the occupied countries. Focus of these clues are Cologne and Munich.
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