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Keanu 2022-04-19 09:02:13

Grandma Dai spoke ill of her motherland in Hollywood, and finally played her most competent role, a lady with "Feng" in her surname, deliberately trying to get Western countries to re-accept post-war Germany.
Comrade Montgomery Clift played brilliantly as a die-hard lawyer defending a Nazi judge, and his speeches were brilliant.
In this early film, the point of view is already very sharp and transparent. The Western countries’ tolerance to Nazi war criminals after the war was purely out of putting Germany on the front line of the struggle against the Bolsheviks, and by this way, it was just to attract colleagues. Anything that is just and humane is a typical hypocritical imperialist face. However, if you are a little crazy, you may really want to win the hearts of Germany. The prelude and ending of "Nuremberg Trial" used several German military songs of World War II, which were sung happily, as if nothing had happened.

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  • Michele 2022-03-27 09:01:09

    "I appreciate your knowledge and character, but in order to respect you, and for myself, and for the law and justice, I must condemn you." If you commit a crime against others, you should be punished accordingly. No one could continue to sit still when the footage of the concentration camp was seen. However, by the time the film was filmed, all the criminals had been released.

  • Myrl 2021-12-30 17:21:44

    History, human nature and national interests are entangled, and God will become incompetent. Standing in front of people all over the world, justice, truth and human rights are always worth defending. Must be recommended by five stars. Every time the court is held, it is a passionate complaint, and the chest tightness is boiling again.

Judgment at Nuremberg quotes

  • Mrs. Bertholt: I saw Mr. Perkins today. He told me they'd showed those pictures in the courtroom. Col. Lawson's favorite pictures. He drags them out at any pretext, doesn't he? Col. Lawson's private chamber of horrors. Is that what you think we are? Do you think we knew of those things? Do you think we wanted to murder women and children? Do you believe that? Do you?

    Judge Dan Haywood: Mrs. Bertholt, I don't know what to believe.

    Mrs. Bertholt: Good God. We're sitting here drinking. How could you think that we knew? We did not know. We did not know!

    Judge Dan Haywood: As far as I can make out, no one in this country knew.

  • Mrs. Bertholt: One can't live with hate, I know that. Dan, we have to forget, if we are to go on living.