Fate Of The Children: Holocaust Confessions Of A Reluctant Nazi

Fate Of The Children Holocaust Confessions Of A Reluctant Nazi A young Jew interviews an old Nazi about the intense debate among German soldiers officers and commanders over the fate of ninety Jewish children in A young Jewish documentary producer is obses

A young Jew interviews an old Nazi about the intense debate among German soldiers, officers, and commanders over the fate of ninety Jewish children in 1941.A young Jewish documentary producer is obsessed with the holocaust story of Bila Tserkva In 1941, the Germans rounded up and killed the adults and older children The shooting bothered the soldiers They had a harder tA young Jew interviews an old Nazi about the intense debate among German soldiers, officers, and commanders over the fate of ninety Jewish children in 1941.A young Jewish documentary producer is obsessed with the holocaust story of Bila Tserkva In 1941, the Germans rounded up and killed the adults and older children The shooting bothered the soldiers They had a harder time with the remaining ninety children The children were held in a building while chaplains and officers took it higher up the chain for a decision on killing the children The young filmmaker found an old German living in the South with his great niece He offered to watch the old man during the day if he could interview him The story leaked out to the young man s friends in Hollywood and a film star was interested The young man fought to keep them away from what he thought was a story that needed to be told in a factual way As he interviewed the old German, he got an inside look into the minds of the soldiers as they debated the fate of the children He got insight into the relationship of two soldiers who were bound together through love and hate Not even twenty years old, one was a feared killer, the other was an easily dismissed compassionate man Together, the two Germans fought, killed, drank and debated The two young men personified the ease and struggle, the pleasure and pain, the horror and delight of hating and killing Jews.All of th