In the play, apart from the male protagonist himself, what happened to his family, especially his father, is a very important and not very happy plot. In the beginning, he lost his job because he did not join the Nazis. After the war, he was also unable to work because he joined the Nazis. "There are so many people in the country, it is impossible for everyone to be a villain." This is a very reasonable defense in our opinion. , when questioned, he seemed so pale and powerless, he could only rely on his son's help, found a job cleaning stairs to make a living, and finally chose to commit suicide. At the same time, the real Nazis were protected by Soviet officials due to chance and became a slip through the net and continued to prosper. Seeing this, we all know that this is not justice. Fortunately, the film is still far from the end. We think that in the end, "the legal network will be restored, omissions and omissions", "justice" will not be absent, and the final judgment will definitely appear.
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