75 years doesn't change a thing however, hearing first hand and seeing first hand has made difference. Stock film was understood at the time, to see actual footage now makes a difference.
To hear the voices of those who were there at the time, and how they felt, added to the documentary. It brought the viewer into what was an horrific event, the ultimate killing by one person upon another, just because of idology, over a period of 4 - 5 years.
What amazed me was, how those who were there, saw the enemy as themselves, doing a job, whether right or wrong. I was ordered to do, I complied. This was completely different to the cry from the "Nazi" ideal.
I looked at all the other reviews. There was one that filled a screen, and then some. I gave up before the end of the first paragragh, it was so insular.
My everlasting is, the GI giving water to a Japanese child. Take what you want, from that.
