[cynwoody]

And then there's "Schindler's List". I don't think the movie would work as well in color, because we associate that era with the black and white newsreels.

Oddly, German photographic technology was more advanced than that in the west.

E.g., we see that, like any good socialist, national or international, Adolf was for the children:

[FreedomPoster]

>>Oddly, German photographic technology was more advanced than that in the west.

Not odd at all. Color photography requires advanced film chemistry compared to B&W. The Germans were leaders in the chemical industry starting in the 19th Century. In the early part of the 20th Century, IG Farben is a key name, which company begat Agfa, BASF, and Bayer.

Film was just an area they led the world in.