I very much enjoyed "Schindler's List" but "Conspiracy" shows the nuts-and-bolts beginning of murder on a scale that could only be imagined by the participants to it.
Posted on 12/17/2016 9:50:40 AM PST by LouieFisk
The answer to the question "Who betrayed Anne Frank" may be "Nobody," according to to new research. A study released by the Anne Frank House museum in Amsterdam Friday says that the hiding place of the Jewish teenager and her family may instead have been found by chance when Nazi security forces raided the building investigating forced ration cards or illegal employment, the BBC reports.
(Excerpt) Read more at newser.com ...
They must have been terrified. Couldn’t imagine.
...forged...
That blogger’s signoff might be a clue that using a different source may be a better idea:
“Hail victory,
Der Himmelstern”
And just the other day I saw a video by Robert Clary,who played "Le Beau" in Hogan's Heroes,about his experiences in a concentration camp.
And then there's "Schindler's List".
I took a look at the link you posted, and I think it’s a bit of a stretch. They source a New York Times article in order to call the Anne’s diary a “fraud”.
But the NYT article itself only says that Anne’s father is being called a co-author only for legal (copyright) reasons.
I further mistrust that link as its article is ended with “Hail victory”. That’s rather odd, to say the least.
“And then there’s “Schindler’s List”.”
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Never seen the film. Such horrific times. There was a TV movie, probably watchable on Youtube, in the 70s called “Holocausst” that was quite good.
“I further mistrust that link as its article is ended with “Hail victory”. That’s rather odd, to say the least.”
Also - all the swastikas on the page are, as the man once said, “a dead giveaway”.
Steve Reich’s song “Different Trains” is a depiction of the Holocaust. There’s a striking line where an actual survivor says “and then he said ‘don’t breathe!’” I often think of this when trying to teach my children the importance of absolute instant obedience, not as domination but as survival. I wouldn’t be surprised if one of the Frank children, not understanding the absolute need for silence, made a noise at a dangerous moment.
May our own understand the imperative liberty & rights, ensuring would-be tyrants never send soldiers to kill children.
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The movie is incredible. But even more incredible is the life of Oskar Schindler himself. He went from being just another opportunistic Nazi to being one of the greatest humanitarians of the era. He risked his life, and bargained away his fortune, to save his Jews.
In 1963 the Israeli government named Schindler 'Righteous Among the Nations'. Very well-deserved.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oskar_Schindler
I’ll have to give it a watch. I tend to avoid movies that are depressing. Documentaries are a different matter.
I very much enjoyed "Schindler's List" but "Conspiracy" shows the nuts-and-bolts beginning of murder on a scale that could only be imagined by the participants to it.
“Michael Moriarty”
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An odd bird, but a great actor. He was good in “Holocaust”, the overall casting was pretty decent.
The final quote from your disgusting site.
“I truly hope this new victory of truth will open the eyes of many about
the true nature of Judaism. It is not moral, it is a barbaric ideology of supremacy, hatred and lies.
Well be to you all,
Hail victory,
Der Himmelstern”
I’ll check it out. I was just reading the other day that one of the original plans was to relocate the Jews to an island (African?).
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