💨 Abstract
A new film titled "The Investigation" re-enacts testimonies from the trials of 22 Auschwitz personnel in Frankfurt from 1963-65. One testimony features a woman recalling how her boss, Boger, brutally killed a child. The film aims to make the Holocaust more accessible to younger audiences while emphasizing the importance of maintaining a liberal, democratic society and preventing future atrocities.
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