Michal Zebrowski

Else 2022-03-14 14:12:20

Wilhelm Adalbert Hosenfeld (May 2, 1895-August 13, 1952), was born in Schinfeld in Rondorf, Germany, a captain of the German Wehrmacht, a member of the Nazi Party . He saved the dying Polish Jewish pianist and composer Władysław Spearman from the ruins of Warsaw.

Jaime 2022-04-20 09:01:03

War is dehumanizing, life is fragile and helpless;
    reality is cruel and ruthless, ideals are holy and great;
    dignity is inviolable, and true feelings are invincible;
    survival is weak and vague, and art is reborn from ashes.
    When a scholar meets a soldier, when a pianist meets a...

Jaunita 2022-03-23 09:01:05

Therefore, people must have skills.

Brice 2022-03-24 09:01:05

Through the pianist’s perspective to show the brutal massacre at the door of the house, and because it is the pianist’s perspective, the audience sees more of a person’s struggle to survive and the psychological conditions and human nature of most civilians in the war. The everlasting goodwill. The director was very restrained in his shooting. The real tragic situation of the year would definitely cause both physical and mental discomfort if he looked at the photos. As for the pianist who survived in the hands of an officer because of his skill, in fact, the officer not only helped the male lead and a Jew; however, because of this, he was tortured to death after six years in a concentration camp (the Soviets believed that The officer lied).