A German film about World War II reflections,
Many people chose to remain silent about the disgraceful history, but a prosecutor who ignored all obstructions broke into the maze resolutely. During the viewing process, I once questioned whether the justice advocated by this prosecutor was appropriate? When the subtitles of the movie came up, it was revealed that this was a judicial struggle based on real history, citing his correctness with persistence and success.
Some of the most famous sentences about Auschwitz include the German-Jewish sociologist and philosopher Theodor Adorno in his essay "Cultural Criticism and Society": "After Auschwitz, Poetry is barbaric". This sentence has always been interpreted in different ways, but I think maybe it can be explained in this way, Auschwitz has torn the warmth and rationality of Western civilization.
