Don't claim to be kind

Salma 2022-03-22 09:02:01

Was the mass murder of Jews caused by Hitler alone? Who are the national heroes and national leaders? People's social nature determines that people's behavior must conform to social standards, and who is the maker of social standards? Why is there a situation of collective out of control? One can be both an angel and a devil at the same time, the fanatical worship of man-made idols and the allegiance to absolute power caused the tragedy of the concentration camps, going back to the original proposition that because of Germany's bad economy, Hitler gave people promises, and He did it, so people believed, but then he set up an enemy and shifted from belief in the system to following the policy, so there was tragedy. Think about it, is it reasonable that social exaggeration and public opinion conform to legitimize a person's illegal behavior, and then judge him by another standard after the passage of time? The extremely bad influence caused by one person's actions cannot be ignored, but when everyone does this, who should bear the historical responsibility? Is it Hitler? Is it the German people? Is it a foreign government condoning German behavior? Who is acting as the facilitator of evil behind the scenes? In order to return to the conclusion of history, the historical image of winners and losers has been staged again, and political leaders have once again become the biggest scapegoats. I have no intention of whitewashing Hitler. I just want to say that the implementation of a policy is the responsibility of all involved. , the spear is all people, the shield is also all people, you have your justice, I have mine, when the two conflict, who can represent justice?

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  • Marcel 2022-03-25 09:01:10

    Un grand classique marqué par les prestations sublimes livrées par ces acteurs et le dilemme entre le patriotisme et la conscience morale.

  • Layla 2022-04-24 07:01:14

    It's very good-looking, 3 hours does not seem lengthy at all, and the shaping of each character is full of representation and realism. Everyone is forced and just obeys the law, and when the law itself is evil, should we face every innocent person who suffers because of what we do? The presiding judge ignored the political demands of the country at this time and made a trial. It was precisely what the people on trial did not do during the Third Reich. They liked to meet in prison at the end, but they did not let Yalin get it. A conversation of comfort in the slightest soul. Quoting a passage not in this work, "Few people risked their lives for such trivial things as raising their arms during this period - but it was this that people's ability to resist was eroded a little bit, and eventually, people's ability to resist was eroded. Responsibility and integrity will also go away.”

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.