Let me first mention the interesting stalk in the play, Gefreiter-exempt soldier is the rank of Hitler's World War I.
At the end of the trial, the older officer who speaks for him recalls that we used to shoot (with pride) too often when we were comrades in the freikorps. Under popular science, this is a right-wing paramilitary organization composed of many veterans who were dissatisfied with losing the war due to domestic mutiny in order to resist the gcsy revolution after World War I, and suppressed many revolutions. (It is worth mentioning that the Chinese Wiki entry of the Free Army not only did not translate all the English entries, but also added the sentence "Where was Hitler when we were fighting the Communist Party?". As for the funnyness of this sentence Feel it yourself)
In my opinion, this part is the core of the movie. As for the fancy killing in the deserter camp, I think it is a boring and inexplicable imagination. Understand this to understand why the 720 incident failed and why Hitler was able to resist until the last moment.
ps: Is it illegal for them to search the streets like this at the end? Didn't you talk to passers-by first? Does anyone really think it's a street search in a Nazi uniform?
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