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La langue ne ment pas (2003)
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Victor Klemperer (writer)
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23 October 2006 (USA)
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Victor Klemperer (1881-1960), a professor of literature in Dresden, was Jewish; through the efforts of his wife...
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Language Does Not Lie (USA)
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I just watched this on Sundance Channel today. All I can say is WOW. It makes you really think about not only the language we use in our ever day life but how old words gave rise to new meanings at a time when even being outside when you were not supposed to could get you killed. Victor Klemperer made a wonderfully detailed diary that is brought to the screen with wonderful moments of joy mixed in with the pain and horror of what was happening around him on a daily basis. People ask if you could meet one person from the past who would it be. I would say this man would be a good one to talk to. This was so very well done I can think of no other words to describe it than Thank You!